Tinctures and Infusions

A tincture is typically an extract of plant material dissolved in ethanol(alcohol) for at least 6 weeks — which creates a potent solution often used as herbal medicine. An infusion is another method typically using oil (instead of alcohol) to soak the leaves of a plant, or herb for at least 6 weeks as well.

This medicine can be taken by sublingual administration(under the tongue), adding it to your drinks or food, and topically (directly onto your skin); you can even try mixing it in while using one of your own products.

Each bottle is 0.5 oz., which is about 15ml; at least 700 drops of concentrate. Dropper is included. On average, each dose should start at 2-3 drops, every 4-6 hours. A label, an informational card, and dosage directions will be included.

*Topical Bottles are 2ml; about 200 drops

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