Tinctures and drops
A common format for bottled, ready-to-use products.
Liquid extracts suit tinctures, drops and drinks. This guide covers what to specify and what to ask when you buy in volume.
Liquid extracts are made by drawing compounds from the plant into a liquid, usually water, alcohol or a blend of the two. They are popular for tinctures and drops, and for brands developing ready-to-use liquid products.
The base liquid, strength and clarity all affect how the extract behaves in your final product, so these are worth settling early.
What businesses typically build with liquid extract.
A common format for bottled, ready-to-use products.
Used by brands building functional and wellness beverages.
Concentration set to fit your recipe.
Supply designed around your own brand and packaging.
State the base liquid (for example water-based or alcohol-based), the strength you need, and the volume and packaging format. If the extract goes into a drink, tell your supplier early, since taste, colour and stability can all be affected.
Ask about shelf life and storage, and whether the extract is filtered. As with every format, request a batch certificate of analysis and confirm that your destination country allows the base liquid you choose, since alcohol-based products can face extra rules.
Water-based options may be possible depending on availability. Tell us your needs and we will confirm what can be supplied.
We can discuss custom and private-label supply with you, subject to your specification and volume.
It depends on volume, base liquid and destination. We help coordinate suitable packaging and freight.
Tell us what you are looking for and we will come back with pricing, availability and next steps.