Where Science Meets
Ancient Wisdom
Iboga Culture was founded by a multidisciplinary team of pharmacologists, ethnobotanists and sustainability specialists united by a single conviction: that the Tabernanthe iboga plant deserves rigorous scientific stewardship, not just cultural reverence.
Bridging Traditional Knowledge and Pharmaceutical Precision
We exist at the intersection of ethnobotany and analytical chemistry. Every compound we produce is traceable from its source community in Central Africa to the analytical report that accompanies it to your laboratory or practice.
Our European base allows us to operate under some of the world's most rigorous regulatory frameworks, ensuring that quality is never a compromise — it is the foundation.
Scientists, Researchers & Advocates
Our core team spans four countries and three disciplines — united by the belief that traditional plant medicines deserve the same analytical rigour as synthetic pharmaceuticals.
Dr. Erik van der Meer
PhD in phytochemistry from the University of Amsterdam. 14 years developing HPLC methods for alkaloid quantification in complex botanical matrices.
Prof. Isabelle Renard
Former research director at INSERM. Specialist in ibogaine pharmacokinetics and the dose-response relationships of indole alkaloids.
Dr. Klaus Bauer
Qualified person with 18 years in EU pharmaceutical regulatory compliance. Ensures every product meets Article 3 botanical medicinal standards.
Amara Diallo
Born in Gabon, Amara manages our relationships with three traditional Bwiti communities and oversees ethical harvest quotas and revenue-sharing agreements.
From Gabon to Your Laboratory
Every gram of iboga material we handle originates from three partner communities in Gabon and Cameroon, harvested under supervised quotas to protect wild populations.
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Supervised Wild Harvest
Harvest volumes are capped annually, with root-to-bark ratios monitored to ensure plant regeneration.
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CITES Documentation
All exports carry full CITES Appendix II permits and traceable batch numbers tied to specific harvest sites.
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Community Revenue Sharing
15% of net revenue from each batch is returned directly to the source community through a transparent fund.
3 Partner Communities
Long-term relationships in Gabon and Cameroon
CITES Compliant
Full export documentation on every shipment
Fair Trade Pricing
Above-market rates paid to source harvesters
Annual Audits
Independent environmental impact assessment
Explore Our Product Range
All products are available with full analytical documentation. Browse by application or contact our scientific team directly.