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Oregon's Wild Harvest

Oregon's Wild HarvestEvery facet of Oregon’s Wild Harvest follows strict Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP’s). From soil preparation to quality control, they maintain—and in some cases pioneer—the highest production standards that result in premium quality supplements and a level of quality and safety you have a right to expect. Oregon’s Wild Harvest is a member of the NOP (National Organic Program), directed by the USDA, and a certified organic grower and processor, third-party certified by Oregon Tilth. Certification by Oregon Tilth ascertains that our organically grown herbs are free from contamination by herbicides, pesticides and heavy metals. Certification tells you that their products are organically grown and processed, safe, and of the highest quality, all the way from seed to bottle. At their farm, from seed to bottle is a very short distance.



Aller-Aid
American Ginseng Organic
Ashwagandha Organic
Astragalus Organic
Cloves Organic
Cranberry Freeze-Dried
Dandelion Root Organic
Dong Quai
Echinacea with Zinc and Vitamin C
Eleuthero (Siberian Ginseng) - Organic
Evening Primrose Oil
Fenugreek (Organic)
Ginkgo with Gotu Kola and Choline
Green Tea
Licorice
Menopause Formula
Milk Thistle (Organic)
Milk Thistle Dandelion Formula
Muscle Relax (Organic)
Nettle (Freeze-Dried and Organic)
Olive Leaf
Red Clover (Organic)
Rhodiola Extract
Valerian Hops
Wormwood (Organic)

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*Disclaimer: None of the items on our website are intended to treat or cure anything. All items are sold as is, any internal use of these items is at consumers own risk. Consumer should contact a physician before deciding to internalize any of our products. Any information presented about a products uses, are based on folk tradition, and are in no way scientific facts or evaluated by the FDA, and should not be interpreted as diagnosis.

Oregon's Wild Harvest