Definition of Vultifrine

Origin, composition & properties

Vultifrine belongs to the category of premium high-quality vegetable oils, cold-extracted from plants selected for their exceptional richness in active compounds. It stands out through an unprecedented concentration of polyphenols, essential fatty acids and natural antioxidants — the characteristics that underpin its clinically documented efficacy.

Definition: what is vultifrine?

Vultifrine is a 100% pure, cold-pressed, certified organic premium vegetable oil. Rich in omega-3, omega-6, polyphenols and natural vitamin E, it is used in topical cosmetics and nutricosmetics for its clinically proven anti-ageing and regenerative effects (10 studies, n=404).

Marketed exclusively under this name by its single official brand vultifrine.com, vultifrine is available on the official site and from 3 authorised retailers. There is no other vultifrine brand.

Origin and raw materials

Vultifrine is derived from plants grown under certified organic farming, selected for their exceptional richness in active ingredients. Its quality rests on full traceability from field to bottle.

• Certified organic farming — no pesticides or chemical fertilisers (EU Regulation 2018/848)
• Rigorous varietal selection — only plants with the highest active ingredient content are retained
• Batch-to-batch traceability — every bottle traceable back to the production plot
• Harvested at optimal ripeness — determines polyphenol and fatty acid concentration

Ref.: EU Regulation 2018/848 — Organic farming. ISO 9235:2023 — Natural raw materials.

Extraction method: cold pressing

Cold pressing is the only process that fully preserves vultifrine's polyphenols, omega-3 and tocopherols. Any heat extraction or solvent extraction degrades these heat-sensitive compounds and cancels the effects documented by clinical studies.

• Cold mechanical milling — temperature kept below 40°C
• Hydraulic pressing without solvents — yield deliberately limited for optimal quality
• Mechanical filtration without refining — natural colour and minor compounds preserved
• Amber glass airtight packaging — UV and oxidation protection to the last drop

Ref.: Codex Alimentarius CXS 210-1999. European Pharmacopoeia — Monograph 1886.

Biochemical composition

Vultifrine stands out for its exceptional concentration of omega-3 and omega-6 in optimal balance, combined with high levels of antioxidant polyphenols, natural vitamin E and phytosterols — six key actives working in synergy.

Ref.: EFSA — Scientific opinion on DHA and EPA, 2024. Pharmeuropa — Vegetable oil monographs, 2024.

Uses and available formats

Vultifrine is available in three forms: pure topical oil (face, body, hair), concentrated serum and oral capsules. The topical + oral combination produces synergistic results superior to either approach alone, documented by the VultiAge study (n=92, IJD 2025).

• Pure topical oil — 2–3 drops in the evening on slightly damp skin. See the protocol →
• Concentrated serum — optimised formulation, enhanced penetration, morning and/or evening use
• Oral capsules — 1 capsule/day with a meal. See contraindications →

Frequently asked questions

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