ST FRANCIS HERB FARM Canadian Bitters Maple Spray (30 ml)
ST FRANCIS HERB FARM

ST FRANCIS HERB FARM Canadian Bitters Maple Spray (30 ml)

$18.89 CAD

Twenty minutes before the tasting menu, a few sprays under the tongue. St Francis Herb Farm Canadian Bitters Maple Spray is a pocket-size bitters blend of artichoke, dandelion, gentian, chamomile, turmeric, burdock, b...

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Twenty minutes before the tasting menu, a few sprays under the tongue. St Francis Herb Farm Canadian Bitters Maple Spray is a pocket-size bitters blend of artichoke, dandelion, gentian, chamomile, turmeric, burdock, black walnut and ginger, sweetened with maple syrup, to help support healthy digestion. The 30 ml spray suits travel, restaurants and the desk drawer.

Why you'll love it

  • Eight bitter herbs, led by globe artichoke leaf and gentian root
  • Softened with maple syrup and cardamom for a gentler taste
  • A spray you take directly in the mouth, no water needed
  • Taken 15 to 60 minutes before meals
  • 30 ml spray, about 5 to 10 days at the label dose

How to use

Adults: take 6 to 12 sprays (1 to 2 ml) 3 times daily, directly in the mouth, 15 to 60 minutes before meals.

What's inside

  • Globe artichoke (leaf) — the leaf of the Mediterranean artichoke plant
  • Dandelion (whole plant) — the familiar yellow-flowered meadow plant
  • Gentian (root) — an alpine root, among the bitterest plants known
  • Chamomile (flower) — the gentle, apple-scented daisy
  • Turmeric (rhizome) — the golden spice root
  • Burdock (root) — a traditional root vegetable and herbal staple
  • Black walnut (unripe hulls) — the green outer hull of the walnut
  • Ginger (rhizome) — the warming kitchen root

Non-medicinal ingredients: Maple syrup, cardamom seed, distilled water, alcohol.

Good to know

  • NPN 80094588
  • Do not use if you are pregnant, or have acute stomach irritation or stomach or duodenal lesions
  • Consult a health care practitioner if you are breastfeeding, have a liver or gallbladder disorder or an intestinal obstruction, or if concerns persist or worsen
  • Some people may experience head discomfort; stop use if an allergic reaction occurs
  • Store at room temperature; do not use if the seal is broken; keep out of reach of children

FAQs

How many sprays do I take?
Adults take 6 to 12 sprays, equal to 1 to 2 ml, directly in the mouth three times a day, 15 to 60 minutes before meals. The 30 ml bottle lasts about 5 to 10 days.

What do Canadian Bitters taste like?
Properly bitter, as bitters should be, from gentian and artichoke, with a round sweetness from maple syrup and a warm note of cardamom and ginger.