Mullein Leaf Tincture

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Mullein Leaf Tincture

2 oz or 4 oz amber glass dropper bottle

About This Tincture

This mullein leaf tincture is crafted in small batches using mullein harvested directly from our land in Sparta, Missouri. The plants are never sprayed or fertilized and are gathered with care, just as nature intended.

Traditional Use & Herbal Profile

Mullein (Verbascum thapsus) has a long history of traditional use in herbalism, particularly for respiratory and throat support. Herbalists have also valued mullein for its gentle, soothing nature and its role in supporting overall balance within the body.

Mullein naturally contains plant compounds such as flavonoids and saponins, which are commonly studied in botanical research and are associated with supportive, protective plant functions.

Traditionally Used to Support

• Lung and respiratory comfort

• Clear breathing and seasonal wellness

• Throat and airway soothing

• Gentle lymphatic and fluid balance

• Overall herbal support during times of environmental stress

(These uses are based on traditional herbal practice, not modern medical claims.)

Ingredients

Organic mullein leaf (Verbascum thapsus), vegetable glycerin, grain alcohol, filtered water.

Sourcing & Preparation

Our mullein is harvested from land we personally steward, ensuring quality, purity, and respect for the plant. This tincture is prepared in small batches using traditional extraction methods to preserve the plant’s natural characteristics.

How to Use

Take 2-3 dropperfuls, 2-3 times daily, or as directed by a qualified healthcare professional.

Sublingual Use (Under the Tongue)

Herbal tinctures are often taken sublingually, meaning they are placed under the tongue. This area contains a rich network of small blood vessels, which allows compounds to be absorbed directly through the oral tissues.

Because of this, sublingual use is traditionally preferred by many herbalists as a simple and efficient way to take tinctures.

Some individuals may notice a warming or “spicy” sensation due to the alcohol content. This is normal. If preferred, the tincture can be mixed with a few drops of water before placing it under the tongue to reduce intensity while still allowing for sublingual absorption.

If still too uncomfortable to take this way then you can add to water, juice or tea to drink. 

Product Information Sheet

For a more detailed overview of this herb, including traditional background, preparation notes, and considerations:

**Client Information Sheet**  
Download a printable overview of this herb, including traditional use, sourcing notes, and important considerations.

👉 [Download the Mullein Product Information Sheet (PDF)]

Important Notes

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
Information provided is for educational purposes only and has not been evaluated by the FDA.
Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, have a medical condition, or are taking medications. Always Do Your Own Research (DYOR).