botanical name:  urtica dioica
extraction:  1:2 fresh aerial portion 
alcohol percentage: 50%
harvest location:  kootenai national forest 
this plant is called stinging nettle because of the hollow hairs (tricomes) on the leaves and stem that cause a stinging sensation when brushed up against.  this extract makes a great spring green tonic.  supporting joint health,  kidney function, helping with allergies, and so much more. the nettles in this extract were wildcrafted from a non sprayed area of national forest.  i suggest you research this plant further, and decide if it's something you would like to add to your life.  i like to start very small, like a drop or two, and work my way up from there.  this is a very nutritive remedy, so several dropperfuls can be consumed in a day.   i like to mix it in with water or tea. comes in a 2 oz dropper bottle.  
  
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