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Wild Mediterranean Oregano Essential Oil and Oil of Oregano

Wild Mediterranean Oregano Essential Oil and Oil of Oregano

-Balanced by Nature

Origanum minutiflorum is a distinct, separate species within the Origanum genus, not a subspecies of Origanum vulgare (i.e. Origanum vulgare .ssp hirtum).

The oregano we source is hand-picked from the high-altitude mountains of Turkey where it grows wild.

Once the herb is dried, expert distillation creates a naturally balanced synergistic oil, well suited for therapeutic use.

Once properly diluted, our oil can be used orally, topically and internally.

-Balanced by Nature

Origanum minutiflorum is a distinct, separate species within the Origanum genus, not a subspecies of Origanum vulgare (i.e. Origanum vulgare .ssp hirtum).

The oregano we source is hand-picked from the high-altitude mountains of Turkey where it grows wild.

Once the herb is dried, expert distillation creates a naturally balanced synergistic oil, well suited for therapeutic use.

Once properly diluted, our oil can be used orally, topically and internally.

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