The word "functional" on a coffee pack sounds vague, so let's explain with specifics.
This coffee is made exactly like ordinary instant coffee: one sachet per mug, hot water, stir. No coffee machine, no measuring spoons. The only difference is the composition — plant-based ingredients are added to the coffee base, and all of them are listed on the label.
In Max Q10 Coffee these are coenzyme Q10 and Ganoderma lucidum extract — a mushroom known in Asia as reishi. The box contains 16 sachets of 20 g each. On the Russian-Kazakh labelling, the product is declared as a biologically active food supplement and an additional source of coenzyme Q10.
Manja Coffee has a milder base — a blend of robusta and arabica, 15 sachets of 20 g each. The plant ingredients listed on the label are kacip fatimah, manjakani, the Estro G complex, sacha inchi and lobata. The product contains milk.
What is important to understand: these are not medicines and not a substitute for treatment. We quote what is written on the packaging and advise you to read it before your first sachet — especially if you are taking any medication.
