We have not gone through the process of organic certification; however, all of the ingredients we use are either ethically wildcrafted or organically grown by small U.S. farms. We do not use any synthetic preservatives, scents, or additives.

We source our herbs from Oshala Farm, a certified organic, family-run herb farm rooted in Oregon, and Mountain Rose Herbs, a sustainable herbal supply company that’s also based in Oregon. Transparency is very important to us. If you have any additional questions about our sourcing then please don’t hesitate to reach out!

We make every possible effort to wrap and ship our products using the most eco-friendly products available. We are a zero-waste brand and all of our materials can be recycled or composted.

Yes! We’d love to partner with sustainable, heart-centered herb stores and apothecaries across the country and in our hometown of Los Angeles. Please reach out via the contact form, above, to share a bit more about your store and which of our products you’d like to carry.

We try to package up and ship your products as soon as your order comes in. After your order ships, we will send you a tracking code via email so you can track the status of your shipment.

We do not have an affiliate program at this time. However, if you’re a photographer or content creator who is interested in sharing our product with your audience, then we’d be happy to work out a special deal for you. Please contact us directly to strike up a conversation!

I’d like to be, but there isn’t a federal herbalist certification in the United States. I have studied herbalism extensively through online coursework at reputable herbalism schools. I have a strong foundation in the ways we can use herbs to support our health and wellbeing, and I am continuously learning more about the ways herbs can be combined into safe and effective multi-herb formulas.