Fresh Frozen Royal Jelly or Capsules?
by Robert
(Toronto)
You mention to only buy fresh, raw royal jelly and not capsules yet you sell capsules. Can you clarify that for me?
Angela's Response:
What I mean by that is if at all possible, use raw, unprocessed royal jelly. It is best for you. The reason we sell capsules is because many people travel or can't stand the taste of the raw royal jelly and so we needed to come up with an option for them. The royal jelly caps still have plenty of nutritional value, just not as much as the fresh frozen.
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