Herbal Tinctures & Botanical Extracts

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Herbal Tinctures & Botanical Extracts

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Herbal tinctures, from single botanicals to considered blends

Explore liquid herbal extracts with a place in traditional botanical practice. Our tincture collection brings together individual plants, mushroom preparations and multi-herb blends, each with its own ingredients and extraction base.

Discover familiar botanicals such as ashwagandha, milk thistle and dandelion root, alongside bilberry, amla and Chanca Piedra. For a blended preparation, explore the full botanical list to see exactly what is in the bottle.

Single botanicals

Choose an extract centred on a named plant. Compare the botanical, plant part and extraction details given on the product page.

Herbal blends

Explore formulas bringing several botanicals together. The ingredients and proportions belong to that individual preparation, so compare the complete formula.

Mushrooms and glycerites

Discover the Five Mushroom Dual Extract and separately labelled glycerine-based preparations. Different extraction methods produce different types of product.

The extraction base matters

A liquid extract uses a medium to draw constituents from the botanical material. Alcohol-and-water preparations and vegetable-glycerine preparations have different compositions, so “liquid herbal extract” does not mean every bottle has the same base.

The Children's Parasite Cleanse is a separate glycerine-based preparation. It is not the same formula as the adult product. The intended age, botanical ingredients and directions must be checked independently.

Know the bottle you are choosing

Roots, leaves, fruits and mushrooms contribute different ingredients to an extract. Check the named botanicals and the plant parts where listed, then read the serving and storage directions for that bottle.

Traditional names and product titles are starting points for browsing, not a promise of a particular result. If you use medicines, check suitability before adding a herbal preparation, because botanicals can interact with them.

Herbal tincture FAQs

What is a herbal tincture?

A tincture is a liquid botanical extract, commonly made using alcohol and water. The wider collection also includes preparations using other extraction bases, such as vegetable glycerine.

Are all your tinctures alcohol-free?

No. Extraction bases differ. Check the product's ingredients and stated alcohol information; do not assume that an entire category is alcohol-free.

What is the difference between a single extract and a blend?

A single extract centres on one named botanical. A blend contains several herbs or mushrooms, with a formulation specific to that product.

Can I add herbal drops to a drink?

Follow the directions on the bottle. Where dilution is permitted, use the stated amount and suitable liquid; serving sizes are not interchangeable across the collection.

Is the children's preparation the same as the adult Parasite Cleanse?

No. They are different formulations with separate ingredients, extraction bases and directions. Choose only the age-appropriate product and follow its label.

What does dual extract mean for a mushroom product?

It describes a preparation using two extraction stages or media, commonly water and alcohol. Check the Five Mushroom product page for the method and finished ingredients stated for that formula.