Herb Pharm Pipsissewa Liquid Extract for Urinary System Support - 1 Ounce

This Pipsissewa liquid extract delivers concentrated Chimaphila umbellata leaves in a 1-ounce bottle. (You know, back in the day, Native Americans called this stuff "bitter wintergreen" because apparently they had time to taste everything in the woods. I respect that dedication.) It's extracted with the kind of precision that would make a Swiss watchmaker weep tears of joy.

What Makes This Extract Special

Herb Pharm doesn't mess around when it comes to extraction methods. They use their signature menstruum process that pulls out the good stuff while leaving behind whatever makes plants taste like disappointment. The result? A concentrated liquid extract. (If you've ever wondered what happens when herbalists take their craft too seriously, this is it.)

Traditional Wisdom Meets Modern Standards

Pipsissewa has been part of herbal traditions for centuries, long before people had fancy names for everything. This little evergreen shrub grows in the shadowy parts of North American forests, minding its own business. The leaves contain plant compounds that people have worked with for generations.

How to Use This Forest Medicine

Take 30-40 drops in a little water, 2-4 times daily. (That's about half a dropperful for those of us who don't count drops because we have better things to do, like wondering why they call it "pipsissewa" when it sounds like something you'd order at a fancy coffee shop.) The liquid extract format is convenient for daily use.

Quality You Can Trust

Every bottle comes with Herb Pharm's commitment to sustainable harvesting and rigorous testing. They've been doing this since 1979, which means they were extracting herbs before extracting herbs was cool. (Hipster herbalists everywhere are probably upset about this, but that's their problem.) The 1-ounce size gives you approximately 30 servings.

This Pipsissewa extract comes in a convenient small bottle with a dropper top. Because sometimes the best things come in small bottles with dropper tops, and sometimes those things have names that sound like cartoon characters.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.