Product Name: Pueraria 99CS (99 capsules) (Set of 2) Product Details: Pueraria Mirifica is a plant of the legume family, genus Pueraria, native to Thailand and other areas. In Thailand, it is called "Kwao Krua" and has been a traditional health food enjoyed by the Mon people, a minority ethnic group, for beauty and health since ancient times. Pueraria contains a large amount of isoflavone components, and it has been discovered that it contains "miroestrol" and "deoxymiroestrol," isoflavone components that are different from those found in soybeans. Supply Life's "Pueraria 99CS" carefully selects and uses only the root tuber part of "white Kwao Krua" from Thailand, and the product is processed in Japan. Pueraria Mirifica is a beauty and health food that supports feminine, well-defined beauty. Contents: 19.8g (200mg x 99 capsules) Classification: Foods containing specified ingredients (Pueraria Mirifica) *Specified ingredients are ingredients that require special attention from the viewpoint of preventing the occurrence of health hazards. Ingredients: Pueraria Mirifica powder, reduced malt sugar, malt sugar, dextrin / cellulose, calcium stearate, fine silicon dioxide How to consume: Take 1 capsule a day with water or lukewarm water. Caution: ● Keep out of reach of infants and young children. ● After opening, close the bag tightly and store. Also, follow the daily intake guidelines and consume as soon as possible. Country of Manufacture: Japan Seller: Supply Life Co., Ltd. ● If you feel any physical abnormalities, stop taking it immediately and consult a doctor. ● Pueraria Mirifica contains substances similar to female hormones (estrogen), which may affect the body (irregular bleeding, irregular menstruation, etc.). Also, the symptoms of those with liver damage may worsen. ● Avoid taking if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, before your first period, have underlying diseases (such as endometrial cancer, endometrial hyperplasia, breast cancer, etc., which may worsen symptoms due to the effects of female hormones) (including those who are not currently receiving treatment and those who have received treatment in the past), or are taking medication.