ST FRANCIS HERB FARM Red Raspberry (Leaf - 100 ml)
The hospital bag is packed, the nursery is painted, and the last weeks are yours. St Francis Herb Farm Red Raspberry leaf tincture, 100 ml, is traditionally used in herbal medicine as a uterine tonic in support of nor...
The hospital bag is packed, the nursery is painted, and the last weeks are yours. St Francis Herb Farm Red Raspberry leaf tincture, 100 ml, is traditionally used in herbal medicine as a uterine tonic in support of normal childbirth. Made from certified organic Rubus idaeus leaf, it is labelled for the final 8 to 10 weeks of pregnancy only.
Why you'll love it
- Certified organic raspberry leaf, naturally rich in tannins
- A traditional uterine tonic for weeks 32 and beyond
- 50 drops per dose in a little water
- Plant-based: leaf, water and organic alcohol only
- 100 ml bottle, about 15 to 19 days at the label dose
How to use
Adults: take 1.7 ml (50 drops) three to four times daily in a little water, on an empty stomach.
What's inside
- Red raspberry leaf (Rubus idaeus), certified organic — the leaf of the familiar garden raspberry, rich in naturally occurring tannins
Non-medicinal ingredients: Distilled water, certified organic alcohol.
Good to know
- NPN 80048375
- Only for use in the final 8 to 10 weeks of pregnancy; do not use before 32 weeks and consult a health care practitioner before use
- Do not use if you have low iron, a history of rapid labour, or an irritated or ulcerated digestive tract
- Consult a health care practitioner before use if you have a blood sugar concern or a hormone-sensitive condition
- May stimulate uterine contractions
- Take separately from thiamine, mineral supplements or alkaloid-containing medication
- Contains alcohol
- Speak with a health care practitioner if concerns persist or worsen
FAQs
How long will the 100 ml bottle last?
At 1.7 ml taken three to four times a day, the 100 ml bottle lasts about 15 to 19 days. Choose the 250 ml size if you plan to use it across the full late-pregnancy window.
Can I take it while breastfeeding?
The label asks you to consult a health care practitioner before use if you are breastfeeding. It is labelled for use only in the last 8 to 10 weeks of pregnancy.