Hi there! Thank you for your question. We’re happy to confirm that our products, including Dried Goldenberries, are processed without any preservatives and other additives, such as sulfites. In fact, our berries only pass through organic cleansing and dehydration to enable them to retain their impressive nutritional characteristics. We hope this answers your question. With any other concerns, feel free to contact us at support@herbazest.com. Cheers, The HerbaZest Team

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Q: Are these also called sea buckthorn?

Hello Glenda, Thank you for your inquiry. No, sea buckthorns and goldenberries are not the same as they belong to different plant families. Alternative names for goldenberries you might come across are: Cape gooseberries, Pichuberries, or Inca berries. We invite you to try our dried goldenberries, known for their delicious tanginess and exotic flavor. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Best wishes! The HerbaZest Team

Q: What is the scientific name of this berry? The common name can mean little as it often changes from region to region.

Hi there! Thank you for your inquiry. The scientific name of goldenberry is Physalis peruviana. You’re very right, goldenberries are known under various names around the world, including aguaymanto, cape gooseberry, Inca berry, giant ground cherry, and Peruvian ground cherry. We hope this answers your question. Please visit our webpage to learn more about goldenberries and other herbs of your interest. Best wishes, The HerbaZest Team

Q: What health benifits if any have you noticed inc skin & hair since using this product? How long before you noticed any results?

I just like the berry as a good snack. They taste great and I really do not pay attention how long it takes to make a significant difference to skin or hair.