ginseng extract price

The price per kilogram depends largely on the ginsenoside concentration – for example, 5% extracts are significantly cheaper than 80% HPLC‑grade material. Order volume also matters: 25 kg drums typically carry a lower unit price than 1 kg trial bags. Additional tests for heavy metals or solvent residues add a small surcharge. Our compact supply chain keeps these variables predictable, so you can budget accurately.

By handling extraction, concentration, and drying under one roof, we eliminate third‑party processing fees and reduce quality variance. Each lot of ginseng extract is checked by in‑house HPLC for ginsenoside content, and we maintain ISO 17025‑calibrated labs. The GMP, BRC, and FDA certifications are maintained through regular audits, so you get the same documentation you would from a higher‑priced supplier.

Yes, we typically supply 50‑100 g evaluation samples with a COA so you can verify solubility, assay, and mesh size before committing. Sample costs are often deductible from your first production order. Shipping is arranged via courier, and we can include a small reference standard if needed for your in‑house testing.

We offer quarterly or annual price agreements for clients forecasting consistent volumes. While raw material fluctuations can affect costs, our contracts usually include a pre‑agreed adjustment mechanism based on a published herb index or mutual review, so you avoid sudden spikes. This stability helps you price your own finished goods without surprises.

Custom blends or specific ratios (e.g., Rb1:Rg1 adjustment) can be quoted separately. Our R&D team will review the technical feasibility and provide a pricing add‑on. Lead time may extend by 7‑10 days for pilot runs, but we regularly handle such requests for branded supplement makers.