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TINCTURES
A tincture is a concentrated liquid extract, usually made by soaking plants in a solvent like alcohol, glycerin, or vinegar to pull out active compounds, creating a potent herbal remedy or medicine, often taken in small, measured doses. While traditionally alcohol-based, modern tinctures use various bases, including glycerine, and are popular for their effectiveness, longer shelf life, and ease of absorption, especially under the tongue or diluted in a small amount of liquid.
A tincture is a concentrated liquid extract, usually made by soaking plants in a solvent like alcohol, glycerin, or vinegar to pull out active compounds, creating a potent herbal remedy or medicine, often taken in small, measured doses. While traditionally alcohol-based, modern tinctures use various bases, including glycerine, and are popular for their effectiveness, longer shelf life, and ease of absorption, especially under the tongue or diluted in a small amount of liquid. …
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