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ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:10 Aconitum Napellus Price Unit Dilution Botanical Name & Form $13.00 OZ 1:3 ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:10 Aconitum napellus (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:3 Acorus calamus (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:4 AESCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 AGRIMONIA EUPATORIA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 AGROPYRON REPENS (ELYMUS, NEW NAME) - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 ALCHEMILLA MOLLIS/ VULGARIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 ALETRIS FARINOSA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 ALLIUM SATIVUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 ALTHAEA OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 AMMI VISNAGA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3.5 ANDROGRAPHIS PANICULATA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:10 Anemone pulsatilla (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:5 ANGELICA ARCHANGELICA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 ANGELICA SINENSIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 APIUM GRAVEOLENS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 ARCTIUM LAPPA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 ARCTOSTAPHYLOS UVA-URSI - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 ARMORACIA RUSTICANA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 Artemisia absinthium (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:4 ARTEMISIA ANNUA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 ARTEMISIA VULGARIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3.5 ASPIDOSPERMA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 ASTRAGALUS MEMBRANACEUS - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:10 Atropa Belladonna (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:2 AVENA SATIVA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 AVENA SATIVA - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:1 BACOPA MONNIERI - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 Baptisia tinctoria (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:5 BAROSMA BETULINA (AGATHOSMA, NEW NAME) - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 BERBERIS VULGARIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 5:1 BLUEBERRY SYRUP - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:1 BOSWELLIA SERRATA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:10 Bryonia dioica (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:4 BUPLEURUM FALCATUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 CALENDULA OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $8.50 OZ CALENDULA OFFICINALIS - TOPICAL INFUSED OIL $13.00 OZ N/A CALENDULA SUCCUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 CAPSELLA BURSA-PASTORIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS/SPP. - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 Catharanthus roseus (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:2 CAULOPHYLLUM THALICTROIDES - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 CEANOTHUS GREGII - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 CENTELLA ASIATICA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 CENTELLA ASIATICA - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:2 CHELIDONIUM MAJUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 CHENOPODIUM AMBROSIODES - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 CHIMAPHILA UMBELLATA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 CIMICIFUGA RACEMOSA (ACTAEA, NEW NAME) - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 CINNAMOMUM SPP. - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 CNICUS BENEDICTUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:1 COLEUS FORSKOHLII (PLECTRANTHUS BARBATUS, NEW NAME - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:1 COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 COMMIPHORA MOLMOL - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ NONE COMPOUND HERBAL ELIXER BLACK CHERRY VIT C - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:5 Convallaria majalis (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:3 CORIANDRUM SATIVUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 Corydalis bulbosa (LOW DOSE; Corydalis yanhusuo) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:5 Corynanthe yohimbe (LOW DOSE; Pausinystalia, new) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:2 CRATAEGUS SPP - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 CRATAEGUS SPP. - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:.75 CURCUMA LONGA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 CYNARA SCOLYMUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 Cytisus scoparius (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:3 DIOSCOREA VILLOSA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 ECHINACEA ANGUSTIFOLIA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 ECHINACEA AUGUSTIFOLIA - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:2 ECHINACEA PREMIUN BLEND - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 ELDERBERRY SYRUP - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:3 ELETTARIA CARDAMOMUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:1 ELEUTHEROCOCCUS SENTICOSUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:1.5 EQUISETUM ARVENSE - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 ERIODICTYON - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:2 ERIODICTYON ANGUSTIFOLIUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 ESCHSCHOLZIA CALIFORNIA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1: 0.5 EUPATORIUM PURPUREUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:1 EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 FILIPENDULA ULMARIA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 FOENICULUM VULGARE - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 FOUQUIERIA SPLENDENS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 FUCUS VESICULOSUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 FUMARIA OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 GALEGA OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 GALIUM APARINE - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 GALIUM APARINE - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:4 GANODERMA LUCIDUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:10 Gelsemium sempervirens (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:4 GENTIANA LUTEA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 GERANIUM MACULATUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 GINKGO BILOBA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 GINKGO BILOBA - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:1 GLYCYRRHIZA GLABRA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 GLYCYRRHIZA GLABRA - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:4 GOSSYPIUM HERBACEUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 GRIFOLA FRONDOSA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 GRINDELIA SQUARROSA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:1 GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 HARPAGOPHYTUM PROCUMBENS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ ** HOXSEY FORMULA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 HUMULUS LUPULUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 HYDRANGEA ARBORESCENS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 Hydrastis canadensis (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:5 Hydrastis canadensis (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $9.00 OZ HYPERICUM OIL - TOPICAL INFUSED OIL $13.00 OZ 1:2 HYPERICUM PERFORATUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 HYPERICUM PERFORATUM - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:5 HYSSOP OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 INULA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 Iris versicolor (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:1.25 JUGLANS NIGRA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 JUNIPERIS COMMUNIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 LAVENDULA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 LEONURUS CARDIACA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 LIGUSTICUM PORTERI - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 LIGUSTICUM PORTERI - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:3 LIGUSTRUM LUCIDUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 LITHOSPERMUM RUDERALE - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 LOBARIA PULMONARIA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:8 Lobelia inflata (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:3 LOMATIUM DISSECTUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 LYCOPUS VIRGINICUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 MAHONIA AQUIFOLIUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 MARRUBIUM VULGARE - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 MATRICARIA RECUTITA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 MATRICARIA RECUTITA - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 MEDICAGO SATIVA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 MELILOTUS OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 MELISSA OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 MELISSA OFFICINALIS - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 MENTHA X PIPERITA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 MENYANTHES TRIFOLIATA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 MITCHELLA REPENS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:.5 MOMORDICA CHARANTIA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 MYRICA CERIFERA (MORELLA, NEW NAME) - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:1.5 NEPETA CATARIA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 NEPETA CATARIA - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:2 OCIMUM SANCTUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 OLEA SPP. - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 OPLOPANAX HORRIDUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 OPLOPANAX HORRIDUM - GLYCERITE $13.00 0Z 1:2 PAEONIA LACTIFLORA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 PANAX GINSENG - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 PANAX QUINQUEFOLIUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 PARIETARIA OFFICINALIS (PARIETARIA JUDAICA, NEW) - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 PASSIFLORA INCARNATA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 PASSIFLORA INCARNATA - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:3 Petasites palmatus (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:3 PETROSELINUM SATIVUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 Phytolacca americana (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $11.00 OZ PHYTOLACCA AMERICANA - TOPICAL INFUSED OIL $13.00 OZ 1:1 PICRORRHIZA KURROA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 PIMPINELLA ANISUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:1 PIPER METHYSTICUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 PISCIDIA ERYTHRINA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 PLANTAGO IANCEOLATA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 PROPOLIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 PRUNUS SEROTINA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 QUERCUS ALBA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:1 Rauvolfia serpentina (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:3 REHMANNIA GLUTINOSA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 Rhamnus purshiana (LOW DOSE; Frangula, new genus) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:4 Rheum palmatum (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:5 RHODIOLA ROSEA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 RUBUS IDEAUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 RUMEX ACETOSELLA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 RUMEX CRISPUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 SALIX ALBA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 SALVIA MILTIORRHIZA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 SALVIA OFFICINALIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 SAMBUCUS CERULEA BERRY - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 SAMBUCUS CERULEA FLOWER - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:5 Sanguinaria canadensis (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:3 SCHISANDRA CHINENSIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 SCUTELLARIA BAICELENSIS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:3 SCUTELLARIA LATERIFLORA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 SCUTELLARIA LATERIFLORA - GLYCERITE $13.00 OZ 1:2 Selenicereus grandiflorus (LOW DOSE) - Alcohol $13.00 OZ 1:3 SENECIO AUREUS - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2.5 SERENOA SERRULATA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 SILYBUM MARIANUM - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:4 SMILAX ORNATA - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ SMOKELESS COMPOUND - ALCOHOL $13.00 OZ 1:2 SOLIDAGO SPP.
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