L’ambrée du cerf
3000004662102- Registered in
- France
- Producer code
- 4
- Product code
- 66210
About this product
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Barcode 3000004662102 – L’Ambrée du Cerf (Deer Velvet Tincture)
Product Overview
The barcode 3000004662102 is associated with L’Ambrée du Cerf, a traditional French product derived from deer velvet (velours de cerf), a natural substance harvested from young male deer (velvet antlers). This product is marketed as a tincture (liquid extract) often used in complementary medicine for various purposes, including:
- Joint health (support for mobility and cartilage)
- Energy and vitality (historically used in traditional medicine)
- Hair growth (sometimes promoted for scalp health)
- General wellness (as a tonic for stamina)
The name L’Ambrée suggests a refined or aromatic preparation, possibly infused with botanical extracts (e.g., herbs, essential oils) to enhance flavor or therapeutic effects.
Key Details
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Manufacturer/Origin:
- The barcode suggests a European origin (likely France), as the 300000 prefix is commonly used for French products (GS1 France).
- The brand L’Ambrée du Cerf is associated with natural health products, often sold in specialty stores, pharmacies, or online platforms (e.g., Amazon France, herbalist shops).
- No widely recognized global manufacturer is tied to this exact barcode, but similar deer velvet products are produced by companies like Laboratoire Pileje, Phytosun Arôme, or smaller French herbalists.
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Formulation:
- Primary Ingredient: Deer velvet extract (standardized concentration typically ranges from 10% to 30% in tinctures).
- Possible Additives:
- Alcohol (vodka or ethanol): Common in tinctures for preservation (usually 40–60% ABV).
- Botanical extracts: May include herbs like ginseng, nettle, or rosemary for synergistic effects (exact composition varies by batch).
- Sweetening agents: Honey or sugar syrup (if flavored).
- No artificial colors or synthetic preservatives (typical for natural products).
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