The earthworms are raised in a controlled environment in four months from larvae to full grown imagoes in the culturing facility seen here.

The earthworms imagoes are collected and kept in sand that contains a special element to sift out any impurities, mud, or other negative particles.

The imagoes are then washed in purified water.

The internal organs of the Lubricus rubells earthworm are cleansed using a special method.

The internal organs are frozen at minus 60 degrees Celsius (minus 76 Fahrenheit) and then heated to 80 degrees Celsius (176 Fahrenheit) to dry in a vacuum for 48 hours.

The next machine transforms the organs into fine powder.

The label shown here certifies that the latest technical equipment has been used in the freeze-drying process.

The LR freeze-dried powder is examined making full use of special techniques.

This machine mixes the freeze-dried powder with other ingredients.

The L-RZyme powder finding its way into the automatic tablet filling machine.