BOTANICAL EXTRACTS
A dropper-bottle concept for the botanical extract collection.
The bottle shows a packaging direction rather than a confirmed formula. The plant species, extraction method and concentration remain to be selected.
Part of the My Herb House collection. Our eshop is launching soon.
What we will confirm before launch
- Botanical identity and full ingredient list
- Extract concentration and carrier
- Intended use and manufacturer instructions
- Allergen information and batch traceability
How to read this page
The image represents a design concept. It does not establish the final product, its ingredients, specifications or benefits. There is no purchase option until the actual listing and sale terms are confirmed.
Our teas and extracts are not for use in a nebulizer.
THE COLLECTION JOURNAL
Read a botanical extract listing clearly
A bottle needs more than a name. Use these four fields to read an identified extract clearly.
01 / EXPLORE
Botanical identity
A finished extract listing should clearly name its botanical ingredients and distinguish the preparation from other products with similar names. The current bottle concept does not identify a final plant species, plant part or formula.
02 / EXPLORE
Carrier and strength
The carrier and any declared concentration are product-specific. A dropper shape cannot establish them. When comparing a future listing, read these fields together rather than treating bottle volume as ingredient strength.
03 / EXPLORE
Traceability and instructions
A useful product page connects the selected formulation to its manufacturer information and the corresponding packaging. The final instructions, batch information and storage guidance must belong to that actual product, not a visually similar bottle.
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.