Herb Pharm Turmeric 1 fl oz
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Herb Pharm Turmeric Curcuma longa Rhizome Liquid Extract
Herb Pharm Turmeric is a 1 fl oz liquid dietary supplement in a dropper bottle. The front label identifies Curcuma longa. The existing listing describes an extract made from mature turmeric rhizome.
Listed turmeric rhizome preparation
The product listing describes certified-organic Curcuma longa plants, with whole turmeric fingers or sliced rhizome milled shortly before extraction. It describes the material's characteristic taste and aroma. These preparation and cultivation details are listing-based. Review the current package for the complete ingredient list, liquid base and serving amounts.
Single-herb liquid format
- Brand: Herb Pharm.
- Size: 1 fl oz.
- Botanical: Curcuma longa.
- Listed plant material: mature rhizome.
- Format: liquid herbal extract in a dropper bottle.
- Dietary supplement.
This is a turmeric rhizome extract, not an isolated curcumin ingredient. No standardized curcuminoid percentage or measured curcumin amount is supplied here. Bottle volume does not establish rhizome weight, extract concentration, serving count or a fixed day supply. The listing does not identify this version as alcohol-free.
Directions from the listing
Shake well before using. Add one full squeeze of the dropper bulb to 2 oz water or juice, two to five times per day. Best taken between meals. Follow the current product label. A full squeeze is the listed measure; no drop count or milliliter conversion is supplied here.
Cautions and label review
Review the current label, including all ingredients and cautions, before use. Individual formulas and age recommendations differ across the Herb Pharm range.
Storage and handling
Keep out of reach of children. Store away from heat and light. Follow any additional storage instructions on the current package.
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.