Natural Blood Cleanser Drops (2 fl oz) | Organic & Wildcrafted | SpeedyVite - FREE EXPEDITED
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Concentrated organic & wildcrafted herbal drops to support the body's natural blood and lymphatic cleansing processes.* Fast-absorbing, easy to take, and ready when you are.

Why liquid drops?
Liquids absorb quickly and require no breakdown, no brewing, no capsules to swallow. Just measure, mix into water or juice, and go. The same concentrated herb blend is ready in seconds, wherever you are.*
Your skin is a reflection of what's happening internally. When the liver, kidneys and lymphatic system are well-supported, waste is processed efficiently, and your skin stops having to do the heavy lifting. Burdock root, red clover, and yellow dock are classic "alterative" herbs, used for centuries specifically to support blood quality and skin health from the inside out.*
"Excellent product, I've purchased the blood cleanser 3 times. Exceptional if you would like to do a fast or detox. If you google each ingredient you can see how thought out this blend was. Tons of antioxidants and each ingredient on its own packs a punch."
- Verified Customer, Natural Blood CleanserThis isn't a single-herb tincture. Nine organic and wildcrafted herbs are combined at a concentrated 1:2.8 strength ratio, meaning for every 1 part herb, 2.8 parts extraction liquid is used to draw out the active compounds. Fresh garlic bulb and habanero cayenne add warmth and circulatory support.* Wild indigo root and lobelia round out the formula in small, traditional amounts, the way experienced herbalists have long used them.*


Herbal blend: Burdock root, Oregon Grape root, Wild Indigo root, Yellow Dock root, Chaparral herb, Red Clover blossom, fresh Garlic bulb, Lobelia herb/seed, Habanero Cayenne pepper fruit.
Other ingredients: Distilled water, 34% alcohol.
Herb strength ratio: 1:2.8.*
Note: Not recommended if pregnant, nursing, or if liver dysfunction is a concern. Discontinue and consult a qualified healthcare professional if dark urine or yellowing of the eyes occurs.
Same herbal tradition, different format. The tea is a 15-herb organic loose-leaf blend brewed and sipped through the day.* The drops are a concentrated 9-herb liquid tincture, absorbed quickly with no brewing required.* Many customers use both together, or choose based on preference for a warm daily ritual versus a fast, portable format.*
The alcohol (approximately 34%) is the extraction medium, it draws out and preserves the active compounds from the herbs far more effectively than water alone.* This is a traditional tincture-making method used by herbalists for centuries. At a serving size of 32 drops, the actual alcohol consumption is small. If you are sensitive to alcohol, you can add the drops to hot water and allow it to sit for a few minutes, which allows much of the alcohol to evaporate.*
The label recommends 64-128oz of water or juice per day of use. Adequate hydration supports the body's natural cleansing and elimination processes while using this formula.*
We recommend consulting your healthcare provider before use if you are on any medications. Several herbs in this formula can interact with certain medications. A holistic or integrative healthcare practitioner is the best resource for herb-medication questions.*
Discontinue use and consult a qualified healthcare professional if dark urine or yellowing of the eyes occurs. This product is not recommended if pregnant, nursing, or if liver dysfunction is a concern.*
Made in the USA in a certified organic, GMP-compliant facility. Ingredients are HPTLC-characterized and tested for microbes and foreign materials before blending.
15-herb organic loose-leaf blend with echinacea, red clover & burdock. Brew a pot and sip through the day. 2 weeks on, 1 week off.*
Shop Tea →Same wildcrafted formula as these drops in 120 veg capsules. Simple, convenient, travel-friendly, no measuring required.*
Shop Capsules →These Blood Cleanser Drops are included in the 5-Day Liver Kit, paired with Liver Tea and Liver/Gallbladder Drops for a complete guided routine.*
Shop the Kit →Why burdock root is one of herbalism's most respected blood-purifying herbs, and how it works in the body.*
Read the Blog →*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. Discontinue use immediately if any allergic or other adverse reaction occurs. Do not use past the expiration date.
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Burdock root is a mildly bitter food and classic Western alterative, an herb traditionally used gradually in skin and restorative routines. Simmering the root makes an earthy decoction containing inulin and other plant compounds. Burdock seed has its own preparation history.
Garlic is a pungent food bulb valued in seasonal, digestive and circulatory herbal traditions. Crushing fresh cloves releases sulfur compounds responsible for its sharp character. Fresh bulb, dried powder and aged extracts offer different preparations.
Red clover blossom is a classic flowering herb in Western alterative traditions. Herbalists historically included its blossoms in slow, skin-and-elimination-oriented teas, often beside burdock and yellow dock. The blossom tea tradition is distinct from modern capsules standardized for isolated isoflavones.
Cayenne is a hot Capsicum fruit used in warming herbal formulae and topical rubs. A little fruit changes the flavor of a digestive blend, while its topical heat gives a rub a distinct sensation. Whole pepper, concentrated capsaicin and different Capsicum varieties are not interchangeable.
A habanero and cayenne blend combines hot pepper fruits for warming pungency. Cayenne contributes a familiar herbal-spice character and habanero can add more intense heat. The balance of fruit and preparation determines the blend's strength.
Oregon grape is a western North American Berberis/Mahonia shrub whose yellow, bitter root has a place in Eclectic herbal history. Its bitterness explains its use in digestive and skin-oriented formulae of that tradition. Several closely related species have shared the common name.
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