Zazzee Artemisinin | 100 mg per Capsule | 120 Veggie Capsules | 4 Month Supply | Plus 5 mg BioPerine for Enhanced Absorption | Vegetarian/Vegan | Supports Healthy Aging and Cell Repair

Q: I read there are two derivatives of artemisinin: artesunate or artemether. the latter being stronger. does this product list which it is?

I believe the ones you listed appear to semi-synthetic versions of it(perhaps as to be, more medically readily available?, in forms/concentrations for injection maybe?) i think this product is a high quality version, and I would purchase again, but after some research; I could not recommend this product 'as the sole item' that should be taken to treat or fend off the effects of malaria(If that is your purpose of usage?): Semisynthetic variants of artemisinin. Artemether: R=CH3 Arteether: R=C2H5 Artesunate: R=COCH2CH2CO2Na

Q: What guarantees do purchasers have that the product's contents are (in quantity and purity) as claimed?

Our products are manufactured under strict cGMP guidelines in an FDA registered, NSF certified facility. NSF is a Public Health and Safety Organization which has certified that our manufacturing facility has the proper methods, equipment, and controls in place to produce safe, high-quality products in accordance with federal regulations (known in the industry as NSF International’s Good Manufacturing Practices GMP). Our many great reviews, on this product and across all of our products, speak for the quality and reliability of our products. Also, we are so confident in our products that we offer a Lifetime Money Back Guarantee on all of our products.

Q: What is the degree of purification

The Artemisinin is 98%. We list the product at 100 m, and so include 103 m of raw material so that there are 100 mg (and not 98 mg).

Q: Is this a medicine or a health product? thanks

This product is a supplement, which legally, by FDA definitions, is not classified as a medicine. That being said, many supplements are quite potent, and are often used medicinally. For that reason, we only recommend using the dosage printed on the label.