• Traditional worming support: formulated around the traditional use of Wormwood and Black Walnut as vermifuge herbs in Western herbal medicine.
• Digestive & liver support: includes Barberry, traditionally used to relieve symptoms of indigestion and support healthy liver function.
• Family use: suitable for adults and children (see label for age guidance and directions).
• Vegan friendly: no animal-derived ingredients listed.

Adults & children: Use exactly as directed on the product label, or as advised by your health professional.

• Traditionally, worming formulas are used for short-term courses. Do not exceed the label duration unless advised by a practitioner.
• Take with food if gastric sensitivity occurs.
• Separate from other supplements/medicines by ~2 hours if unsure about interactions.

Traditional herbal actives include:

• Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood) — traditionally used for worming/vermifuge actions.
• Juglans nigra (Black Walnut) — traditionally used in Western herbal medicine for intestinal parasites.
• Berberis spp. (Barberry) — traditionally used to relieve indigestion and support liver function.

Note: Full quantitative ingredient amounts and excipients are listed on the product label. Refer to the pack you receive for the most current formulation.

• Read the warnings before purchase and follow the on-pack directions.
• Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless advised by a health professional.
• Nut allergy: contains Black Walnut (tree nut) — avoid if you have nut allergies.
• Use with caution if you have liver conditions or are taking prescription medicines; consult your practitioner.
• If symptoms persist or worsen, talk to your health professional.

Is it vegan? Yes, the product is described as vegan.

How long should I take it? Follow the course length on the label; worming products are typically for short-term use unless a practitioner advises otherwise.

Can I use it with probiotics? Many people separate probiotics and herbal worming formulas by a couple of hours; if unsure, check with your practitioner.