Blue Lotus Tincture Alcohol Free 2 oz

Blue Lotus Tincture 2 oz – Alcohol Free

Product Description and Potency Levels: Our Blue Lotus Tincture (Nymphaea caerulea) is made by carefully steeping dried blue lotus flowers in vegetable glycerin, creating a smooth, alcohol-free extract. Each 2-oz bottle is crafted with 14 grams of blue lotus flowers and comes with a dropper for simple measuring and use.

Three full droppers (about 3 ml) equal approximately 0.75 g of dried flower.

3–9 ml (3–9 droppers), with adjustments based on personal preference.

History: Blue lotus, also known as the blue Egyptian lotus, blue water lily, or sacred blue lily, has held a place of reverence for centuries. It appears in Egyptian iconography and has been noted in cultural traditions where it was valued for its symbolic and ceremonial uses.

Usage and Directions:

• Use the included dropper to measure the desired serving.
  
• May be taken directly under the tongue or added to water, tea, or juice.
  
• Start with a lower amount to gauge personal preference before adjusting.

Ingredients:

• Blue Lotus Flowers (Nymphaea caerulea)
  
• Vegetable Glycerin (alcohol-free base)

FDA Disclaimer: This product has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

At a glance

• 2 oz bottle with glass dropper
• 14 grams of dried blue lotus flower steeped into every bottle
• Vegetable glycerin base, no alcohol
• Two ingredients, nothing else added
• Three droppers (about 3 ml) is roughly 0.75 g of dried flower
• Adults 21 and over

Reading the strength. Most tinctures give you a ratio and leave you to guess what that means in the glass. This one states the flower weight directly: 14 grams of dried lotus goes into each 2 oz bottle, and three full droppers works out to roughly 0.75 g of flower. If you already know how much loose flower you brew, that number tells you where to start without any conversion.

Why glycerin rather than alcohol. A glycerite is sweeter, softer on the mouth and easier to take under the tongue than a spirit tincture, and it suits anyone avoiding alcohol. It is also thicker, which is the one trade-off: cold glycerin fills a dropper slowly. Warm the bottle in your hand for a minute and it behaves.

Use methods.

• Under the tongue: hold it for thirty to sixty seconds before swallowing. Fastest route and the sweetest tasting.
• In water, tea or juice: stir it in. Slower and smoother.
• In a warm drink: glycerin disperses readily in heat, so it blends cleanly into tea or hot cider.

Storage. Upright, capped, cool, dark. Glycerites keep for a long time without refrigeration. Cold thickens them, so let a chilled bottle warm up before measuring.

The rest of the lotus line. The flower this is made from is the Hybrid Egyptian Blue Lotus Flower. For a dry concentrate there is the 100:1 extract powder, and for an alcohol base there is the alcohol tincture. There is also a combined kanna and blue lotus tincture. Everything is in the Blue Lotus Collection.

Common questions

• How much flower is in a bottle? 14 grams of dried blue lotus per 2 oz bottle.
• How many droppers equal a cup of tea? Three full droppers is roughly 0.75 g of dried flower, so a little over a dropper per gram.
• Why is it thick and slow to draw? Vegetable glycerin is a thick base. Warming the bottle in your hand fixes it.
• Is it sweet? Yes, glycerin is naturally sweet, which covers most of the floral bitterness.
• Does it need refrigerating? No. Cool, dark and capped is enough.

Disclaimer. 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. Blue lotus is a traditional botanical, and traditional use does not establish that it will produce any particular result. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you take any medication or have a medical condition. Use at your own risk and keep out of reach of children. For adults 21 and over.