About this product
The capsules identify Brazilian propolis and name chrysin, galangin, pinocembrin, and other compounds. A water extract also lists caffeic, cinnamic, ferulic, and CAPE-related entries.
Each marker repeats the same parent-blend weight rather than showing its own amount. Without percentages or a concentration ratio, the effective propolis dose is difficult to interpret.
Sixty servings support routine use, but the label is less transparent than the long ingredient list first suggests. It fits users interested in compound diversity more than those seeking a verified standardized dose.
Pros
Brazilian origin is identified Several flavonoids are named Water-extract phenolics are listed Sixty servings
Cons
Repeated weights obscure individual marker amounts No concentration ratio Total active exposure is unclear Value is only moderate
Warnings
Avoid use with an allergy to propolis, honey, bee pollen, or other bee products. Stop immediately and seek help for swelling, wheezing, or a widespread rash after use.


