Herbs Etc. ChlorOxygen Chlorophyll Concentrate Drops, 2 fl oz, 2 Pack
- Price
- $49.36
Supplement Facts
Serving size: 15 drops · about 132 servings per container
| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
| Sodium | 4 mg |
| Copper | 3 mg |
| Chlorophyll | < 50 mg |
| (sodium copper chlorophyllins from European Fescue leaf blade and/or Alfalfa) | - |
Suggested use: Take 15 drops (50 mg of chlorophyll per serving) in water twice a day. Shake well before using. To achieve 100 mg per serving, take 30 drops in water.
What the brand says
Herbs, Etc. ChlorOxygen Chlorophyll Concentrate Mint Alcohol Free Liquid Extract is a convenient plant-based way to incorporate chlorophyll into your daily routine.* This high-potency chlorophyll concentrate is crafted as an herbal supplement that is easy to take.* It is compact and travel-friendly, so it can fit easily into a commuter bag, backpack, or carry-on for consistent use wherever the day takes you.* This pure botanical concentrate contains chlorophyll from sodium copper chlorophyllin, derived from European Fescue Leaf Blade and/or Alfalfa.* This alcohol-free, gluten-free, vegan, and non-GMO supplement is formulated to support blood health, healthy blood circulation, overall vitality, digestive balance, and gentle detoxification as part of a holistic daily supplement routine.* It also provides oxygenation and respiratory support for deeper breathing and high altitude acclimation.* The plant-based formula is designed for people who want a chlorophyll supplement they can use daily.* This pure botanical concentrate has a high potency, delivering 50 mg of sodium copper chlorophyllin per 18 drops to support wellbeing.* Take the drops twice daily in water, and those seeking 100 mg of chlorophyll per serving may use 36 drops, as directed on the label.* At Herbs, Etc., we craft herbal medicines that enable you to care for your health through the wild and magical world of plants. We're here to honor a living tradition, one grounded in ancient knowledge, modern science, and a relationship with nature that's rooted in reciprocity and kinship. Our journey began in 1969 by esteemed herbalist Michael Moore in Santa Fe, New Mexico. We see herbal medicine as part of a larger ecosystem of care, one that includes people, plants, and the planet. We prioritize North American herbs, work with organic, family-run farms, choose fresh (not dried) plants whenever possible for aerial parts, and we use the whole plant, never powders.