At MCS Formulas, our mission is to offer some of the world’s best food supplements in terms of effectiveness and purity, with fast, reliable delivery. Here’s what we provide:

ULTRAFAST WORLDWIDE SHIPPING: We ship to nearly every country across the globe, partnering with trusted carriers like FedEx, UPS, and DHL Express to ensure quick and secure delivery.

SOME OF THE WORLD’S BEST SUPPLEMENTS IN THEIR CATEGORY: We very much care about what goes into our products, and we are committed to offering the highest-quality supplements, focusing on two key areas:

– Maximizing Effectiveness:

• We source the finest ingredients available.
• Our supplements are packed with generous amounts of active ingredients per capsule.
• We use advanced formulations to enhance absorption for optimal results.

– Maximizing Purity:

• We test all raw materials before production through top laboratories like Eurofins.
• Post-manufacturing, we ensure further quality testing through Agrolab, one of Europe’s largest food testing labs.
• We minimize, and often eliminate, additives, even though this makes production slower and more costly. The result is a cleaner, purer product for you.

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Cordyceps sinensis was discovered about 2000 years ago becoming part of Chinese and Tibetan medicine. It grows at a high altitude (> 3000 meters above sea level) in the alpine areas of the mountain Himalaya.

The first reference to Cordyceps occurred around 101 BC by an anonymous writer in a book titled, Sheng Nung Bon Cas Chien (The Classic Herbal of the Divine Plowman). About 1500 years ago it has been first used in Tibet, and latter Emperor’s physician in the Qing Dynasty used this knowledge to develop traditional medicine solutions. On this line, it has been used in traditional Tibetan, Bhutanese and Chinese medicine, believed to be more potent than Ginseng.

While the academic and clinical findings related to its potential are numerous (more than 2400 published studies listed on PubMed) and many are often outstanding, supporting its traditional use, inline with the European regulation, these findings cannot be addressed here.