Cozy teas, elderberry, immune and respiratory herbs, and warming essential oils, chosen by an herbalist for when the weather turns, from a veteran- and woman-owned apothecary.
Start with what you need most as the weather turns. Every product is chosen by an herbalist.
Elderberry, echinacea and astragalus in teas, extracts and herbs.
Soothing teas, herbs and extracts for chilly-weather breathing.
Pumpkin, apple, cinnamon and chai blends for cold days.
Warming, woodsy and citrusy essential oils and blends.
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These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Check with your provider before using herbs or essential oils, especially if you are pregnant, nursing or take medications.
Real reviews from customers who use our herbs and teas.
This blend is soooooo wonderful!
We love this tea. The name describes the taste perfectly. Like banana nut bread. Yummm.
Great mix great taste!
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Every blend we make is crafted in small batches, and every product we carry is chosen with the same care we'd want for our own families.
Still have questions? Nicki, our herbalist and nutritionist, is happy to help you choose.
Book a consultStart with the need that matters most right now: immune support, cough and respiratory comfort, cozy teas, or diffuser oils. Teas are a gentle starting point, and extracts are more concentrated. Not sure? Book a consult with Nicki, our herbalist and nutritionist.
We carry extracts and essential oil blends formulated for children. Always read the label for age guidance and dosing, and talk with your child's pediatrician before starting any herbal product.
Herbs can interact with medications. Talk with your doctor or pharmacist before starting anything new, especially if you take prescription medicines or have a health condition.
Many herbs and essential oils are not recommended during pregnancy or while nursing. Check with your provider first, and see our Pregnancy & Postpartum collection for options made for that stage.
Essential oils are very concentrated. Dilute them before applying to skin, diffuse in a well-ventilated space, keep them out of reach of children and pets, and do not take them internally unless your provider directs you to.
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