Catuaba (Erythroxylum Catuaba) Tincture, Dried Bark Liquid Extract, 120 ml

Key Features of This Tincture

• Concentrated Formula: 1 ml equals approximately 330 mg of dried bark. A little goes a long way.
• Classic Extraction: Maceration preserves a broad range of plant compounds.
• Clean Ingredients: No synthetic additives, GMOs, artificial colours, or preservatives.
• Proudly Made in the USA: Produced in an FDA-registered facility under strict quality control.
• Natural Source: Sourced from organic or ethically harvested Catuaba bark.

What Is Catuaba Tincture?

Catuaba (Erythroxylum catuaba) is a tree indigenous to the rainforest, with a long history of uses in traditional herbal practices. This liquid extract captures the beneficial compounds of the dried bark through a careful maceration process. Each batch is crafted to preserve the plant's natural profile—alkaloids, flavonoids, and other active constituents—without synthetic additives.

This tincture offers a convenient way to incorporate Catuaba into your daily routine. Simply add drops to water or juice, or take directly under the tongue for rapid absorption.

How Is It Made?

HerbalTerra employs a classic maceration method: the dried bark is steeped in a high-quality menstruum (typically a food-grade alcohol and water blend) for several weeks. This gentle, time-honoured technique ensures that the full spectrum of water-soluble and alcohol-soluble components are extracted. The ratio of dry plant material to menstruum is 1:3, meaning each millilitre of extract corresponds to approximately 330 mg of dried herb. This concentration delivers a potent, reliable product.

All herbs are organically grown, ethically wild harvested, or selectively imported. The extract contains no GMOs, gluten, artificial colours, or preservatives—just herb and menstruum.

How to Uses Catuaba Extract

Since tinctures are concentrated, start with a small dose. A typical serving is 1–2 ml (about 20–40 drops) taken 1–3 times daily. Shake well before uses. You can add it to a glass of water, juice, or take it straight under the tongue for faster absorption. Because the extract contains alcohol, it may have a strong taste; diluting can help.

Always consult a health care professional before adding any new supplement to your regimen, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.

Why Choose This Tincture?

HerbalTerra focuses on quality and purity. Their extraction process is tailored to each herb, ensuring optimal preservation of active constituents. The uses of organic or ethically harvested raw materials, combined with third-party testing in an FDA-registered facility, gives confidence in what you're taking. Users appreciate the potency and clean ingredient list—no fillers, just the herb and menstruum. This tincture is a convenient way to explore the traditional benefits of Catuaba without the hassle of brewing teas or handling raw bark.

FAQs About Catuaba

What is the best way to take this tincture?

For best absorption, hold 1–2 ml under your tongue for 30 seconds before swallowing. Alternatively, mix into a beverage. Follow the dosage on the label or your health care provider's advice.

Does it contain alcohol?

Yes, the extraction uses a menstruum that typically includes food-grade alcohol to extract both water- and alcohol-soluble compounds. The final product contains alcohol, whilst the amount per serving is small.

How should I store it?

Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Keep the bottle tightly sealed. The tincture has a long shelf life due to the alcohol content.

Is it safe for long-term uses?

When used as directed, Catuaba tincture is considered safe for most adults. However, it is advisable to cycle usage (e.g., take breaks after several weeks) and consult a health care professional for personalized guidance.

* This product is a food supplement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease. Always read the label and follow directions for uses. Consult your health care professional before uses if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication or have a medical condition.