We are a company focused on botanical extracts, functional ingredients, fungi, and thoughtfully formulated wellness products. We combine natural ingredients, careful formulation, and quality-focused manufacturing to create products designed to fit naturally into everyday life.

Our collection includes botanical and fungi extracts, functional blends, nutritional supplements, naturally derived cannabinoid products, and other products made with selected ingredients. Our offerings continue to evolve as we explore new ingredients and formulations.

Our products are manufactured and formulated with a focus on quality, consistency, and responsible production practices. Product-specific manufacturing and testing information is available on the Analysis page.

We look for ingredients that meet our standards for identity, quality, sourcing, and consistency. Depending on the ingredient and product, we evaluate factors such as origin, extraction method, purity, potency, and available testing documentation.

Some cannabinoids are available in different presentations and are designed according to the patient’s needs. Pharmaceutical presentations are all those forms in which a medicine is available, for example, tablets, syrups, capsules, suppositories, patches, etc.

The way cannabinoids move through the body (pharmacokinetics) varies according to the route of administration of the product. The duration of the therapeutic effect will depend on the dose, the pharmaceutical form, and the route of administration. The most common routes of administration are:

• Inhalation route: medications administered by inhalation (nebulizers, vaporizers) are rapidly absorbed in the lungs.
Advantages: High concentrations are reached in the bloodstream, and the effects are seen within the first 10 minutes of absorption.
Disadvantages: High concentrations of some cannabinoids could trigger unwanted side effects. Likewise, the metabolism is fast, and the duration of the effect is relatively short.

• Oral route: medicine is administered through the oral cavity and that involves swallowing the product. The absorption of cannabinoids takes place in the gastro-intestinal tract (mouth, esophagus, stomach, intestines). The main pharmaceutical forms available for oral administration are sprays, capsules, tablets, and other foods such as gummies and jelly.
Advantages: Pharmaceutical-grade products are standardized, this means the products contain the same dose every time, regardless of the manufacturing lot. The effects are long-lasting, compared to the inhalation route.
Disadvantages: The time between administration and absorption of cannabinoids into the bloodstream is between 45 minutes and up to 3 hours.

• Sublingual route: The product (generally oily solutions or special tablets) is deposited under the tongue and left to absorb directly into the bloodstream for between 30 and 60 seconds.
Advantages: It is a direct absorption into the bloodstream, and it takes between 1 and 3 minutes to perceive the effects. In addition, by not having contact with the digestive system, the molecules arrive better integrated into the bloodstream, since they are not exposed to gastric juices or to liver processing. 
Disadvantages: Interferes with eating, drinking, and speaking while the product is being absorbed, and only allows administration of small doses.

• Transdermal/topical route: In this route of administration, cannabinoids are applied to the surface of the skin or mucous membranes to be absorbed. The vast majority of these products are for local use (creams, gels, ointments, lotions). They have an effect on the area where they are applied.

If you take prescription or over-the-counter medications, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a medical condition, consult a qualified healthcare professional before using a dietary supplement or cannabinoid product. Individual ingredients can have different considerations, and a healthcare professional can help you determine what is appropriate for you.