Wild Lettuce Tincture
A distinctly bitter small-batch extract of wild lettuce, prepared as part of a long European and American tradition of working with the plant’s milky latex-bearing tissues. Prepared in small batches using ethically wild-foraged Wild Lettuce and traditional extraction methods. Each batch is crafted with care to honor the plant, the process, and the native landscape from which it is harvested.
Common Name: Wild Lettuce
Latin Name: Lactuca virosa
Plant Part Used: Leaves (Fresh)
Extraction Ratio: 1:2
Alcohol Base: Neutral grain spirits (151 proof)
Net Contents: 1 oz or 2 oz (glass bottle with dropper)
How It Is Prepared
Wild lettuce is selected and processed with particular attention to correct botanical identification, plant condition, and batch traceability. Its naturally bitter character is part of the traditional identity of the finished extract. Wild Lettuce is harvested responsibly and macerated in alcohol using traditional herbal methods. The tincture is steeped for an extended period, then carefully strained and bottled by hand in small batches. No fillers, additives, or artificial ingredients are used.
Traditional Context
Wild lettuce and its dried milky latex, historically called lactucarium, appeared in nineteenth-century European and American pharmacy and herbal literature. Traditional accounts associated it with quiet evening preparations and general physical comfort, although reliable modern human evidence is limited and concentrated preparations have also been associated with toxicity. Wild Lettuce has a long history of traditional use in herbal practices and has been historically prepared as a liquid extract by herbalists. This information is provided for educational purposes only.
Ingredients
Wild Lettuce (Lactuca virosa) leaves (Fresh), neutral grain alcohol (151 proof).
Suggested Use (General Information)
Traditionally prepared herbal extracts may be taken under the tongue or diluted in water, tea, or another beverage. Always shake well before use.
Disclaimer
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements regarding traditional use have not been evaluated by the FDA.
Shipping & Returns
Ships within 2–3 business days.
No returns accepted.
Wild Lettuce Tincture
A distinctly bitter small-batch extract of wild lettuce, prepared as part of a long European and American tradition of working with the plant’s milky latex-bearing tissues. Prepared in small batches using ethically wild-foraged Wild Lettuce and traditional extraction methods. Each batch is crafted with care to honor the plant, the process, and the native landscape from which it is harvested.
Common Name: Wild Lettuce
Latin Name: Lactuca virosa
Plant Part Used: Leaves (Fresh)
Extraction Ratio: 1:2
Alcohol Base: Neutral grain spirits (151 proof)
Net Contents: 1 oz or 2 oz (glass bottle with dropper)
How It Is Prepared
Wild lettuce is selected and processed with particular attention to correct botanical identification, plant condition, and batch traceability. Its naturally bitter character is part of the traditional identity of the finished extract. Wild Lettuce is harvested responsibly and macerated in alcohol using traditional herbal methods. The tincture is steeped for an extended period, then carefully strained and bottled by hand in small batches. No fillers, additives, or artificial ingredients are used.
Traditional Context
Wild lettuce and its dried milky latex, historically called lactucarium, appeared in nineteenth-century European and American pharmacy and herbal literature. Traditional accounts associated it with quiet evening preparations and general physical comfort, although reliable modern human evidence is limited and concentrated preparations have also been associated with toxicity. Wild Lettuce has a long history of traditional use in herbal practices and has been historically prepared as a liquid extract by herbalists. This information is provided for educational purposes only.
Ingredients
Wild Lettuce (Lactuca virosa) leaves (Fresh), neutral grain alcohol (151 proof).
Suggested Use (General Information)
Traditionally prepared herbal extracts may be taken under the tongue or diluted in water, tea, or another beverage. Always shake well before use.
Disclaimer
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements regarding traditional use have not been evaluated by the FDA.
Shipping & Returns
Ships within 2–3 business days.
No returns accepted.
