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�� Black Goji Berries SpecificationsProduct Name: Black Goji Berry (Black Wolfberry)Brand: OtherSeries: Black GojiNet Weight: 200gAvailable Options:100g Trial Pack200g Personal Use Pack500g Gift PackOrigin: Shangri-La, Yunnan, ChinaCategory: Dried Goods / Superfood / Herbal Tea IngredientPackaging: Food-grade sealed bagStorage: Refrigerate or keep in cool, dry placeShipping: Free Worldwide Shipping�� Product DescriptionBlack goji berries are a rare variety of wolfberry known for their deep purple-black color and natural antioxidant compounds (anthocyanins).The plant is a hardy, multi-branched shrub that produces round, dark berries during its flowering and fruiting season from May to October.Our black goji berries are:Naturally driedCarefully selected for large fruit sizeClean and intactDeep purple-black in colorWhen soaked in water, they release a beautiful blue-purple hue — a sign of natural anthocyanins.Mildly sweet with a subtle herbal note, they are perfect for daily wellness tea.�� How to UseRecommended Brewing MethodUse 5–10 berries per servingBrew with warm water below 40°C (104°F)Steep for 3–5 minutesRefill 2–3 times⚠ Anthocyanins are sensitive to high heat. Avoid boiling water to preserve quality.Other UsesAdd to smoothiesMix into yogurt or oatmealInfuse into herbal blendsUse in cold brew beverages⭐ Product FeaturesHigh-altitude originLarge fruit sizeNaturally rich colorNo artificial additivesSuitable for daily use�� Storage InstructionsStore sealed in a cool, dry placeRefrigeration recommended for long-term storageKeep away from moisture and sunlight❓ FAQQ1: Why does the water turn blue or purple?The color change is due to natural anthocyanins released from the berries.Q2: Can I use boiling water?It is recommended to use warm water below 40°C to preserve heat-sensitive compounds.Q3: How many berries should I use daily?5–10 berries per serving is sufficient for daily use.Q4: Are these organic?They are naturally grown but not certified organic.