Tinctures

Made using high proof alcohol, tinctures tend to burn, and contain strong, concentrated herbal flavours. While many can pinch their nose and take their tincture without complaint, it's worth knowing how to make tinctures more palatable. Whether you're trying to get a stubborn child to take a supplement or just can't stand the horse-like taste

What is a tincture and how do I use it? A question asked frequently by many of our customers. In this blog we will provide you with simple instructions and tips and tricks for taking tinctures.

Chamomile tincture is a gentle herbal remedy for insomnia and anxiety in adults, as well as teething, fussiness, and colic in children. When used externally, it can also treat skin irritation and it's a natural

Never made a tincture before? This Easy Immune Support Tincture is a great place to start! And your immune system will thank you...

Lavender tincture is a gentle herbal remedy for improving sleep, and there's also some evidence that it can help with mild anxiety, depression, and headaches. It's easy to make at home with just a few

Learn about herbal tinctures and the benefits they bring!

Learn how to remove alcohol from herbal tinctures using the most common methods, such as evaporation, tea, boiling, and vacuum distillation.

This easy pine needle tincture recipe lets you extract and preserve beneficial compounds in pine needles to access the many benefits of pine.

Making homemade tinctures when you've never done it before can seem understandably overwhelming. "You mean I do what and then what!? With like, alcohol? And what KIND of herbs EXACTLY? But...but...what if I screw up

Herbal glycerites are alcohol-free tinctures that are perfect for children and anyone avoiding alcohol for any reason. Glycerites are a gentle alternative to tinctures, and they preserve the medicinal benefits of herbs for year-round use.