PayPal: 2 bottles (700 grams / 1.54 lbs) for 136 USD

PayPal: 4 bottles (1400 grams / 3.08 lbs) for 216 USD

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Eumkeb, G., Naknarong, W., Sirichaiwetchakoon, K. (2013) The effects of Red Kwao Krue (Butea Superba Roxb.) extract on sperm quality and testosterone level in mice. Thai Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Volume 38 (Suppl.) Retrieved from: Tongkatali.org Bibliography

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