Calendula (Calendula Officianalis) Herbal Tincture 50ml or 100ml

Calendula (Calendula Officianalis)1:4 Herbal Tincture 50ml or 100ml

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Calendula (Calendula Officianalis) 1:4 Herbal Tincture is derived from top quality cultivated herbs that are processed to maintain purity and high potency.

The herbs are cultivated without the use of chemicals, pesticides, preservatives, or irradiation.

The tincture comes complete with pipette for easy administration of the exact dosage.

• Anti-spasmodic for stomach upsets and cramps.
• Stimulates cardiovascular circulation.
• For varicose veins.
• To help normal menstrual flow.
• Anti-bacterial.
• Anti-viral
• Anti-inflammatory,
• Anti-microbial,
• Good for sunburn. Dissipate first and apply to area topically as often as needed.
• Also good dissipated for acne and skin ulcers. It reduces the inflammation and promotes faster healing.
• Also good dissipated for rosacea, eczema and to help replace collagen.
• Use dissipated for insect bites, skin abrasions and chapped dry skin.
• Use in the final hair rinse, dissipated, for itching or irritated scalp and other skin conditions.
• Dissipate in water for oral use, for a mouth and gums rinse/wash, or gargle for sore throats.

Directions For Use

HOW TO TAKE FRESH HERBAL EXTRACTS
Shake bottle. Put 10 - 20 drops of liquid into the mouth (the dose) and keep in mouth for at least 1 minute. Alternatively put the dose into a small amount of water, then put into mouth as above. Dosages are ideally not taken with food i.e. in between meals or at least 15 minutes before food. This enables the therapeutic ingredients to absorbed into the blood vessels of the mouth, and thus go directly into the blood stream. Liquid herbs are also best taken 3 times a day., or as directed by your health professional.

Note: To dissipate the alcohol place required amount in hot water and leave for 2 – 3 minutes.

Contents: 50ml or 100ml of Calendula (Calendula Officianalis) 1:3 Herbal Tincture.

Extracted in alcohol. 90% by volume.

Important Note: The forgoing information is not intended to be used as a substitute for qualified medical advice.