Hello Everyone,Let me introduce myself. I have been a practicing Natural Health practitioner in beautiful Central Wisconsin for 15 years and am a herbalist at heart. Stemming from my love of herbs I have decided to start my own line of herb products, East Fork Apothecary. I will provide high quality, sustainably wildcrafted tinctures, ointments and oils prepared from fresh plant material harvested from our beautiful farm and the surrounding area. Please enjoy the products as they help move you towards a natural way of healing and health. My best for your health.Susan Florence MH, NDIf you find the product helpful and wonder about other tinctures, vinegar’s, oils, ointments or other products, please type in the search bar, east fork apothecary products, and some of my line will come up, over 100 products available. Thanks Burdock (Arctium lappa) is another helpful plant that many folks curse when brushing their dog’s coat, trying to remove the matted balls of fur and burdock burs. Interestingly, they say Velcro is modeled after burdock burs, I don’t know if it’s true, but it’s fun to think so. 😉 But most importantly, Burdock root is wonderful as a food and a medicinal tincture. As a tincture it works on the liver helping support healthy function, improves lymphatic congestion, works on the lungs and skin subtly and the list goes on. Another interesting tidbit about Burdock, it is also one of the original plants in the Hoxsey formula for cancer treatment. Energetically this plant is cooling and drying. This is an alcohol tincture.Dosages: 5-40 drops three times a day. Returns: I am not accepting returns because of the resale safety issue of the products. Even though the bottle caps may be sealed, the stoppers bulbs are soft rubber thus not tamper proof; and oils and ointments are not sealed. Returns would have to be disposed of and that would be wasteful and not respectful of the plants medicine. Thanks everyone. Note: The above information is for educational purposes only. It has not been evaluated by the U.S. FDA, and should not be used for the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease. If you are currently using prescription medications, please consult a physician, local herbalist, or other health professional before using your tincture, as some herbs have contraindications with pharmaceuticals.