Tincture Botanical & Band Direction

Selections are based on the supplied tincture ingredient accuracy, visual distinctiveness, and the established label concept. There are 21 unique products.

Shared label background #F7EEDB Warm cream used across the entire label and bleed.
New logo fill #332B3A Deep aubergine charcoal replacing #000000.
Locked logo teal #0DB1B0 Preserve without alteration.
Locked logo gold #FBCD41 Preserve without alteration.
Product Featured botanical Band color
Bitters Dandelion Taraxacum officinale Dandelion botanical illustration
#6B4A1E
Why: Dandelion is a listed ingredient, immediately recognizable, and visually communicates the earthy bitter-herb character of the formula. The dark umber band reinforces its root-and-earth identity.
Energize Me Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba Ginkgo botanical illustration
#5B5A20
Why: Ginkgo is in the formula and its unmistakable fan-shaped leaves create a lively, upward composition. The golden olive band connects naturally with the leaf form while remaining dark enough for cream lettering.
Fibroids Red raspberry Rubus idaeus Red raspberry botanical illustration
#6A294B
Why: Raspberry is a listed ingredient and offers an elegant combination of leaves, flowers, and fruit that suits the uterine-wellness positioning. The mulberry band feels feminine without becoming overly sweet.
Freedom Blue vervain Verbena hastata Blue vervain botanical illustration
#314F70
Why: Blue vervain is a listed ingredient whose slender flower spikes produce a graceful sense of movement appropriate to the Comfort & Mobility descriptor. The deep indigo band echoes its blossoms.
Fresh Blood Cleanser Burdock Arctium lappa Burdock botanical illustration
#4A3554
Why: Burdock is the first ingredient in the record and its broad leaves and purple burr flowers create a substantial, cleansing-herb visual. The subdued aubergine distinguishes it from the brighter women’s-wellness purples.
Heal Echinacea Echinacea purpurea Echinacea botanical illustration
#753C53
Why: Echinacea is a prominent listed ingredient and has one of the most recognizable cold-season botanical silhouettes. The deep rose band supports the purple-pink cone flowers without competing with them.
HBP Hibiscus Hibiscus sabdariffa Roselle hibiscus botanical illustration
#6B252E
Why: Hibiscus is included in the formula and provides a bold, memorable flower appropriate to a cardiovascular-wellness label. The garnet band supports the red calyx color and separates HBP from the green Cholesterol design.
Lymphatic Support Cleavers Galium aparine Cleavers botanical illustration
#2E5B49
Why: Cleavers is a listed ingredient and its whorled leaves and fine branching give this label a light, flowing structure. The deep celadon green supports the Normal Lymphatic Flow descriptor.
Prostate / Prostate Health Feverfew Tanacetum parthenium Feverfew botanical illustration
#043653
Why: Feverfew and the deep navy band preserve the original concept direction, and feverfew is present in both Prostate records. One unified treatment should be used for the duplicate prostate.pdf rows.
Respiratory Relief Mullein Verbascum thapsus Mullein botanical illustration
#355646
Why: Mullein is a listed ingredient with a distinctive woolly rosette and tall yellow flower spike, giving the respiratory formula a clear visual signature. The eucalyptus green band keeps the presentation calm and botanical.
Tickle Cough Relief Peppermint Mentha × piperita Peppermint botanical illustration
#175B5C
Why: Peppermint is a listed ingredient and is highly recognizable at label size. Its crisp leaf geometry complements the Cough & Throat Comfort descriptor, while deep teal differentiates it from Respiratory Relief.
Tranquil Mind California poppy Eschscholzia californica California poppy botanical illustration
#3C4D6A
Why: California poppy is a listed ingredient and creates a gentle, open floral silhouette. The quiet slate-blue band balances the flower’s warm orange color and communicates a calmer mood than a bright orange band would.
Wealthy Woman Vitex / chaste tree Vitex agnus-castus Vitex botanical illustration
#5B234F
Why: Vitex is already approved for Wealthy Woman and is present in the formula. Its purple flower spikes, palmate leaves, and dark berries pair naturally with the established deep raspberry-plum band.
Yeast Free Rosemary Salvia rosmarinus Rosemary botanical illustration
#3F5B38
Why: Rosemary is the first listed ingredient and remains legible and recognizable in a compact horizontal arrangement. The evergreen band gives the label a clean herbal character without repeating the blue-green cough palette.
Cholesterol Hawthorn leaf and berry Crataegus spp. Hawthorn botanical illustration
#1E4126
Why: Hawthorn and the deep forest-green band are retained from the original concept. Hawthorn leaf is the first ingredient in the current record, so the concept remains visually and compositionally accurate.
Eyebright Eyebright Euphrasia spp. Eyebright botanical illustration
#3F265C
Why: The botanical and violet band are retained from the original concept. Eyebright is explicitly listed in the formula, and its delicate striped flowers provide a precise, distinctive identity.
Super Seven Men Black walnut Juglans nigra Black walnut botanical illustration
#4B382B
Why: Black walnut is a listed ingredient with strong, recognizable leaves and fruit. The dark walnut-brown band gives this multi-herb formula a grounded identity while distinguishing it from the corresponding Women’s version.
Super Seven Women Rosehip Rosa canina Rosehip botanical illustration
#6F3548
Why: Rosehip is the clearest formula distinction from Super Seven Men and supplies an attractive fruit-and-leaf composition. The muted rose band coordinates with the hips while remaining sophisticated and readable.
Men’s Fertility Damiana Turnera diffusa Damiana botanical illustration
#1E4634
Why: The original concept’s deep green band is retained. Damiana replaces the concept’s nettle-like imagery because damiana is listed in the current CSV while nettle is not; its small yellow flowers and textured leaves provide a botanically accurate focal plant.
Thyroid Motherwort Leonurus cardiaca Motherwort botanical illustration
#572B58
Why: Motherwort and the deep purple band are retained from the original concept. Mother’s Wort is listed in the current formula, so the established direction remains accurate.
Anemia Yellow dock Rumex crispus Yellow dock botanical illustration
#5D171A
Why: The original concept’s burgundy band is retained, but Yellow Dock replaces the hibiscus illustration because hibiscus is not listed in the current CSV. Yellow Dock is listed and its russet seed clusters work naturally with the established red-brown palette.