$15.00
This tincture is made with a special blend of lavender, passion flower and valerian. A gentle combination that can be used by adults nightly to help get a more restful sleep.
For adults, it is recommended to start with 1 full dropper full in a small beverage, to be taken 30 minutes prior to bedtime. Do not use more than 3 full droppers at one time. This tincture can be used every night to help you fall asleep.
When using this tincture for the first time, it is best to start with the smallest dose and to continue it for 3 nights straight before increasing the dose. Increase your dose in 15 drop to 30 drop increments and then continue for additional 3 days. It is important to allow the herbs to build up in your system and to not over dose this blend. Do NOT exceed 3 dropper fulls in one dosing.
During the day, you may use 20 drops in a beverage to help ease anxiety for adults.
A tincture is an extract that is made from herbs to be ingested as a supplement to utilize that herbs beneficial properties. It is a quick and easy way to use herbs to assist with healing or as a preventative. Please see our article "What is a tincture" to understand more about them and the recommended dosages.
Tinctures have been proven to work faster, last longer and are stronger than most other forms of herbal supplements.
Please do not use this particular tincture while driving or when it is important to stay alert.
Additional sleep aids - We offer many calming teas that can be used with this tincture to help you relax and fall asleep quicker and longer. Our Sleep Inhaler can be additionally used with this tincture but not a the same time. Keep the Sleep Inhaler bedside should you need additional assistance during the night without having to get out of bed. Instructions for the Sleep Inhaler can be found on the website.
1 oz glass bottle with dropper included and has a shelf life of 1 yr +
Please take care when using herbal remedies and products. We highly recommend reading our page regarding "Precautions and Contradictions" and additionally, "What is a Tincture?".