Elderberry Tincture

Some people like elderberry syrup while some don’t. With the syrup, most people are enjoying anywhere from 1/2 tsp. to 1 tbsp. per day, just as a preventative. That’s 2 – 15 ml.

With a tincture, that would be about the same as 0.1 – 1 ml.

If elderberry tincture is not your thing, it’s easy to hide in juice, or even water!

While the raw honey used in my elderberry syrup has tons of health support, some people can't or don't do sugar. Also, children under a year old should never be given honey, so elderberry syrup isn't an option. These are not concerns with a tincture.

I offer my elderberry tincture, made with elderberries, grain alcohol, and distilled water, in 30ml glass dropper bottles.

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