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A.Vogel Hair, Skin & Nails Stinging Nettle Urtica Tincture – 50ml

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FAQs

What is Stinging Nettle traditionally used for in herbal medicine?
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Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica) has a centuries-long tradition of use in European herbal medicine associated with hair and skin vitality, general tonic properties, and as a nutrient-rich spring herb. It is one of Europe's most mineral-rich wild plants, naturally containing iron, silica, and calcium, which has contributed to its long association with hair and skin wellness in the herbal tradition.

Why is Stinging Nettle in the Hair, Skin & Nails range?
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Stinging Nettle's rich mineral profile and its long traditional association with hair vitality and skin wellness make it a natural fit for this category. Silica, in particular, is a mineral with a traditional herbal association with hair, skin, and nail quality, and nettle is one of the most silica-rich plants in European herbal tradition. As an oral tincture, it supports the Hair, Skin & Nails range from the inside, complementing the topical products in the same range.

Does this product contain alcohol?
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Yes. A.Vogel Stinging Nettle Tincture contains ethanol as the extraction medium. Each dose contains a small quantity of alcohol. If you need to avoid alcohol for medical, religious, or personal reasons, this product is not suitable — speak to your pharmacist about alternative nettle supplement formats.

When is the best time to take Nettle Tincture?
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Nettle Tincture can be taken at any time of day. Many people find it most convenient to take with a morning glass of water as part of a consistent daily routine. The drops can be taken directly on the tongue or diluted in water if the herbal taste is too pronounced. Please refer to the product label for the confirmed daily dose.

Can I take Nettle Tincture if I am on prescribed medication?
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If you are taking prescribed medication — particularly blood thinners (anticoagulants), diuretics, or blood glucose-regulating medication — consult your GP or pharmacist before use. Nettle has mild diuretic properties and may interact with certain medications. Your pharmacist can advise on suitability based on your specific prescriptions.

Is Nettle Tincture suitable for vegetarians?
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Yes. A.Vogel Stinging Nettle Tincture is suitable for vegetarians. Please check the current label for confirmed vegan suitability before purchasing.

How long does the 50ml bottle last?
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Duration depends on the daily dose as confirmed on the product label. At a typical tincture dose taken 1–3 times daily, the 50ml bottle provides approximately 25–50 days of use. Please refer to the current label for confirmed dosage and supply guidance.

Can I take Nettle Tincture if I am pregnant?
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If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive, consult your GP or midwife before use. The product contains alcohol, which is an additional consideration during pregnancy. Nettle has not been clinically evaluated for safety during pregnancy and individual medical advice is important.