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A tincture made from the fruit (seeds) of nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus), a plant that enchants with its rounded leaves and flowers in fiery colours. It has long been valued for its unique properties and is traditionally turned to to support the natural defences, especially in the colder months. Just 20 drops three times a day, in water, in tea or on their own.
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nasturtium fruitTropaeolum majus
3 × 20 dropsa day on an empty stomach
57 mgof extract in the daily dose
Who it's for
For adults who think about their natural defences
In the colder months you want to give your body traditional herbal support.
You like simple to take: drops in water, in tea or on their own.
You buy herbs for the whole family: customers recommend it to loved ones and neighbours too.
Not intended for children. During pregnancy and breastfeeding, consult your doctor about its use.
Contains alcohol (35% vol.). When taking medication, consult a doctor or pharmacist.
What it does for you
Nasturtium, as folk herbalism knows it
Nasturtium has long been valued for its unique properties.
It is traditionally used to support the natural defences of the body.
People reach for the drops mainly in the colder months.
Its strength lies in natural substancesthat traditionally help the body maintain balance.
The tincture is made from the fruit (seeds); the daily dose contains 57 mg of extract.
Taking it is simple: 20 drops three times a day, in water, in tea or on their own.
Customers order it again and again and recommend it to loved ones.
Herb: nasturtium
Nasturtium, fruit
Tropaeolum majus
an annual plant with rounded leaves
dazzling flowers in fiery colours brighten gardens, raised beds and flowerpots
57 mg of fruit extract in the daily dose (60 drops)
traditionally used to support the body's defences
How to use
How to take it
1Shake the bottle before use.
2Measure 20 drops and, on an empty stomach, wash them down with 200 ml of water, or add them to tea.
3Take three times a day and do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
What to expect
What to expect while taking it
Every dayThree small pauses a day: 20 drops on an empty stomach, with a glass of water or in tea.
In the colder monthsCustomers like to come back to nasturtium every season. Everyone is different.
“Thank you, I'm more than happy. I've already recommended you to my neighbours.”
In a nutshell
Everything important in one place
Form
herbal tincture, drops
Pack size
100 ml
Dosage
20 drops 3 times a day on an empty stomach, in water, in tea or on their own
Contents: 100 ml. Active ingredient content per daily dose (60 drops): nasturtium fruit extract (Tropaeolum majus) 57 mg, recommended daily intake (%) not established.
Storage: in a dry, dark place at up to 25 °C, protect from direct sunlight, store out of the reach of young children
Caution: Food supplement. Must not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Not intended for children. During pregnancy and breastfeeding, consult your doctor about its use; when taking medication, consult a doctor or pharmacist. The product is not intended to prevent or treat any disease. Country of origin: EU.
Questions
What you ask most often
How do I take the tincture?
20 drops three times a day on an empty stomach, washed down with 200 ml of water. You can also add it to tea or take it on its own, whichever suits you. Shake the bottle before use.
Which part of the plant is it made from?
From the fruit (seeds) of nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus). The daily dose of 60 drops contains 57 mg of extract.
When should I reach for it?
Traditionally in the colder months, to support the body's natural defences. Customers take it again and again, every season.
Does it contain alcohol?
Yes, 35% vol. The fruit is steeped in a mixture of distilled water and ethanol.
Can I take it during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?
During pregnancy and breastfeeding, consult your doctor about its use. The tincture is not intended for children. If you take medication, consult a doctor or pharmacist.
Will it replace a varied diet or treatment?
No. The tincture is a food supplement; it does not replace a varied diet and is not intended to prevent or treat any disease.