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New customers’ doubts about Royal Ginseng

新顧客對貴妃參的疑惑 - On Hing Dry Seafood

A customer didn't know the steps for soaking the sea cucumber after buying it. He also had questions about the orange part in the sea cucumber. He asked the editor if there would be any instructions and answers.

Anxinghao indicates on each purchase page whether the product needs to be soaked. It also provides detailed soaking methods for dried abalone, sea cucumber and fish maw, and also includes short video tutorials. If you purchase it on the official website, Anxing will include a small card with hair soaking instructions; therefore, as long as you follow the hair soaking instructions we provide, you don’t need to worry about failure.

In addition, the orange part of the flowered ginseng is sea cucumber tendon (muscle tissue), which is edible and is commonly used in Chinese restaurants for cooking. The editor has the opportunity to write a detailed product introduction about the flowered sea cucumber to let everyone know about this sea cucumber!

👉🏻Ginseng portal with flowers

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