Q: Where do you source your ingredients? A: Our herbs are hand-foraged and sustainably wild-crafted by our family in the pristine ecosystems of the Rocky Mountains, the Pacific Northwest, and the Smoky Mountains. We harvest our ingredients at their peak potency and never use chemicals or artificial additives.
Q: What does "hand-foraged" mean? A: It means our founder personally and respectfully gathers the plants from the wild, ensuring that they are of the highest quality and that we minimally impact the natural environment.
Q: How do you make your tinctures? A: We use a traditional method where the handpicked and processed herbs are soaked in high-proof alcohol for a minimum of six weeks. This slow infusion process ensures maximum extraction of the plant's beneficial compounds, resulting in a highly potent remedy.

Q: How do I take a tincture? A: Tinctures are typically taken orally. You can place the recommended dose directly under your tongue for quick absorption, or mix it into a small amount of water, tea, or juice. Always follow the specific dosing instructions on the product label.
Q: How do I use the Owie Cream Salve? A: Apply a thin layer of the Owie Cream directly to the affected area—such as bruises, cuts, scrapes, rashes, or insect bites—as needed for soothing relief.
Q: Are your products safe for children? A: Our products are formulated for adult use. Always consult your pediatrician before giving any herbal supplement to a child.

Q: I am pregnant/nursing or on medication. Can I take your tinctures? A: We strongly advise you to CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN before taking any herbal product if you are pregnant, nursing, or currently taking any prescription medication. Additionally, please note that Sage Tincture should be avoided during pregnancy and nursing as it can reduce milk supply.
Q: Are these products approved by the FDA? A: Our herbal supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please use them at your own risk and as a traditional herbal support.
Q: How should I store the tinctures? A: Store tinctures in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight, such as a medicine cabinet. Stored properly, they can maintain their potency for years.