Kefir

Kefir is stocked as a beverage-format item for convenient customer selection. The physical pack should guide serving size, preparation, refrigeration requirements and any ingredient or allergen information.

1. Gives customers a clear way to identify the named botanical. 2. Supports label-led use rather than guesswork. 3. Works for whole, powder or extract formats when correctly identified. 4. Helps separate traditional-use context from medical claims. 5. Encourages checking supplier documentation. 6. Keeps the catalogue consistent and responsible.

Identify the exact form, such as whole herb, powder, extract or blend. Follow the serving, preparation or handling directions printed on the specific product. Do not infer dosage from the catalogue name or pack weight.

Botanicals can cause side effects and may interact with medicines or supplements. Use extra caution during pregnancy, breastfeeding, before surgery, for children or when managing a medical condition. Natural does not automatically mean risk-free.

Product name, price, stock, images, pack size and variants remain controlled by the live Jelly Traders database. The physical product label and verified supplier documentation take precedence for ingredients, allergens, nutrition, serving size, warnings, expiry, origin and regulatory information.