Botanical details matter.
The extract collection begins with a dropper-bottle concept. A visually simple bottle still needs a clear identity: the plant, formulation, concentration, carrier and intended use must all come from the selected supplier.
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Different formats, different information
An extract, a capsule and a juice each deserve their own directions. That is why every format in our range is presented separately, each with its own ingredient list, instructions, storage conditions and suitability information.
Before choosing a product
Always read the manufacturer information on the pack, rather than judging a product by its bottle colour, imagery or name.
THE COLLECTION JOURNAL
Understand the information behind a botanical bottle
Botanical identity, the liquid carrier and concentration answer different questions. Read them separately.
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An extract needs an identity
A clear extract listing identifies the botanical ingredient and distinguishes it from the liquid carrier and other ingredients. A dropper illustration cannot establish which plant, plant part or preparation the final product contains.
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Concentration and pack size are different
Bottle volume describes the quantity in a container. It does not by itself establish the concentration of an ingredient or a suggested use. Any future listing needs to present those details separately and accurately for its selected formulation.
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Explore related formats
The extract, capsule and juice concepts are separate formats. Their product pages help you see that distinction without assuming interchangeable ingredients, strengths or instructions. Use the collection overview when comparing the intended assortment.
A practical comparison checklist
| What to compare | What it tells you | Keep the distinction clear |
|---|---|---|
| Botanical identity | Named botanical ingredients and the identified preparation. | The words ‘botanical’ or ‘natural’ alone. |
| Carrier | The liquid ingredients carrying the selected preparation. | A dropper bottle’s shape or label colour. |
| Concentration | The product-specific strength statement, where supplied. | Bottle volume; these describe different quantities. |
| Instructions | Guidance matching the actual manufacturer and formulation. | Instructions copied from an extract with a similar name. |
Use this table as a quick guide to what to look for on the label.