(30-Day Plan) Share Original Fermented Japanese Apricot/Plum 1.1lb Bag: 30+month Naturally Fermented w. Living Ingredients (Not Lab-Made); Vegan/Plant-Based; Lactose-Free; Individual Packs for Tavel (Made in Switzerland, Free Shipping)

500g (1.1 lb, 30~33 pieces) in an eco-bag. If this eco-bag packaging is sold out, get this in an organza bag instead.

Gentler than fermented pomelo for most people.

A plant-based natural alternative to lab-made products.  Share® – A Living Fermented Fruit for Your Living Body.

Made in Switzerland with top quality. Vegan, plant-based, lactose-free, gluten-free, non-GMO, Halal- and Kosher-certified. No added sugar or preservatives.

🌿 Ancestral recipe: naturally fermented for 30+ months using wild-grown Japanese apricot/plum, following a unique and closely guarded ancestral Asian recipe.

 🌿 “Living” fruit: hand-picked fruit fermented in its own juice, rich in diverse and living (not lab-made) ingredients and continuing to ferment even in its sachet until eaten – that’s why Share® is called “A Living Fermented Fruit for Your Living Body.”

 🌿 A thoughtful gift: Fermentation is a time-honored tradition. Trusted by users in 40+ countries, Share® is a wonderful gift for anyone who values the properties of fermented foods.

 🌿 How to use: Best enjoyed after lunch or before bed with a cup of warm water (~100°F). Start with 1 piece(watch for the pit) and adjust based on how your body feels.

🌿 Easy to carry: Individually wrapped in an eco-friendly packaging to preserve its freshness. Perfect for travel or a quick snack anytime.

❤️ Nothing is quite like Share®. Try it and you will love it!

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