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Feverfew Tincture 100ml


Product Code [O26-100]
Feverfew Tincture | Organic Tanacetum Parthenium Herbal Remedy

Our Price: £11.95
 

Soil Association certified Feverfew tincture

Feverfew Herbal Remedy  

High quality Tanacetum parthenium tincture.

Soil Association organic certification UK5. This item is in stock and ready for despatch.

Our product contains only the finest quality tincture of organically produced Feverfew

We don't sell pills or capsules because our organic tinctures are more bio-available and do not contain unnatural ingredients

We use the same high tincture specification required by many professional herbalists. The tincture strength is high with a ratio of herb to pure grain alcohol of 1:3. We use alcohol as this is the most effective method to extract the synergistic benefits of the whole herb. Dosage levels are very small (up to 4ml) so you do not need to worry about driving or children (up to 2ml) taking our tinctures.

Some people prefer to take our tinctures with fruit juice or other flavoured drinks.

Tincture manufactured and bottled in the UK to GMP approved standards. Herb from USA.

Contains 45% v/v organically produced pure grain alcohol

All prices inclusive of UK postage and packing

Do not take Feverfew if pregnant. Seek advice if breast feeding.


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All our prices are inclusive of UK post and packing. Post is usually despatched by the end of the following working day after the order is placed by Royal Mail first class.

THMPD Regulations

This product is sold from stock in place before the introduction of the draconian THMPD regulations controlled by MHRA pharmacists. The regulations prevent us from telling you the benefits and traditional uses of this Feverfew however we still believe in free speech, so enter the search "benefits of feverfew"  into Google (UK pages) and click on the first natural result or try our useful links page.

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