Yes children can take oregano. Remember always to keep it away from the child's eyes and mucus membranes. When trying to get a child to take oregano liquid, users have had success placing the drops in unpasteurized honey. drops of regular strength oil of oregano diluted in 1/2 teaspoon Vitamin E oil or vitamin E cream as a chest rub to relieve night-time congestion, cough, colds and Flu. drops of regular strength oil of oregano in one tablespoon of honey, once daily with a meal.

For infants and children up to the age of seven, external use only is mandated. Dilute one drop in a teaspoon or less of vegetable oil and massage into the soles of the feet. The oil may also be inhaled straight from the bottle or by placing a drop on a tissue or cloth. For older children the oil may be taken internally. It is advised to use only one drop and dilute it with olive oil, juice or a teaspoon of honey to reduce the heat sensation which may be too strong for a child. See similar questions...

Yes! Essential oils are composed of highly concentrated naturally occurring chemicals. Even herbs and natural forms of many plants are only beneficial in small quantities. This is true of Oil of Oregano. Please do not exceed recommended dosages except in cases of life threatening infection. The adage "less is more" is at work here. The liver must process the Oregano oil and will become overloaded if too large an amount is taken. See similar questions...

MS does not affect conception, pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding. Furthermore, neither pregnancy nor childbirth has an effect on a woman's level of MS-related disability. It is important, however, that women with MS who are thinking about starting a family talk with their physicians about any prescribed medications that may not be safe for use during conception or pregnancy. See similar questions...

MZ: Oregano is good for its phenol content, but I prefer to use Marjoram. Oregano should be used with great caution because it is dermo-caustic. Take a drop on a lump of sugar or with some honey. See similar questions...

We say NO. There is some anecdotal evidence that Oregano oil interferes with the efficacy of Threelac. See similar questions...

Pure-le Natural Oil of Oregano has naturally occurring carvacrol, a type of phenol, and thymol. Working together, these compounds give oil of oregano broad-spectrum antimicrobial properties, making it antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial and antiseptic. Medicinal oregano is also rich in mucopolysaccarides, compounds that help decrease inflammation, and natural solvents, which break down fungal cell membranes. See similar questions...

There are no reported side-effects from taking Oil of Oregano. When taking it internally a slight warming in the upper-chest is common and when using it externally a slight warming sensation is normal. Yes, however Our Oregano is far superior to those companies claiming to use "Wild" Oregano! According to the world-renowned herbal expert Dr. See similar questions...

There are certain oregano products which you can take during pregnancy and breast feeding. The following guidelines list which products you can take and appropriate amounts. You can take up to 2 Organicaps® 3 times daily. This can help both you and your child's overall health. See similar questions...

Yes. We offer a satisfaction or money back guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied, just return your bottle of Oil of Oregano to us within 90 days and we will refund the full purchase price to you. See similar questions...

A 25ml bottle will last 10 weeks if you take the recommended dosage every day. Most people will not have a need to use this much, so your bottle should last much longer. See similar questions...

The shelf life of the oil is many years. Oil of Oregano contains natural antioxidants which preserve the olive oil. See similar questions...

Yes! You may add a drop or two to vegetable oils and other foods to extend their shelf life. Oregano oil contains phenols and other compounds which are powerful antioxidants. You may add to water and use as a spray to kill mold, mildew, fungus and airborne bacteria. Use a few drops on a wet cloth for cleaning and sanitizing kitchen counters and bathroom surfaces. Use for daily hygiene by adding small amounts of Oregano oil to liquid soaps for washing hands, feet and body. See similar questions...

Yes! We only use pure medicinal Mediterranean Oregano (Origanum vulgare) in our products. Many companies claim to have a "secret formula" or blend of oreganos which are supposed to be higher potency. See similar questions...

Most of the essential oils produced are geared towards the flavor and fragrance industry. Huge volumes are required and most of the plant material is conventionally farmed using chemical fertilizers, insecticides, herbicides and fungicides, all of which are toxic to humans, animals and Mother Earth. Until recently many aromatherapists, suppliers and manufacturers that use essential oils remained unconvinced that organic and wild crafted plant material produced a superior oil. See similar questions...

Culinary oregano that you would purchase in a grocery store, is actually usually sweet marjoram, thyme or sage. These spices do not contain medicinal grade oregano. Medicinal Oregano from the Mediterranean, in comparison, is a clinically proven rich source of numerous antimicrobial agents as well as beneficial vitamins and minerals such as calcium, magnesium, potassium, zinc, copper and phosphorus, vitamin-B, riboflavin, thiamine, vitamin-C, and beta-carotene. See similar questions...

There have been extensive clinical research conducted using the oregano used in Pure-le Natural's Oregano Products. Hundreds of clinical trials have proven the oil's ability to heal and prevent disease and infection. For detailed information go to the articles section of Oregano Cures. Indications and Usage: The herb is used for respiratory disorders and complaints such as coughs and bronchial catarrh, and as an expectorant. See similar questions...

Our oregano oil is a potent natural antimicrobial agent that is ideal for warding off illnesses or taken as needed to combat specific health concerns. Oil of oregano has been used for gastrointestinal upset, parasites, fungal infections such as Candida albicans, cuts, burns, bruises and abrasions, skin conditions such as athletes foot, ringworm, eczema and acne, allergies, joint pain, colds & flu, and coughs and respiratory disorders. See similar questions...

If you are taking pharmaceutical blood thinners (Coumadin, Warfarin, etc.) it is recommended that you exercise caution because oregano has a naturally occurring slight blood thinning effect. Oregano has Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) status. This indicates that it is widely regarded as a safe product to use. Of course if you are allergic to oregano please do not use any product containing oregano. See similar questions...

Pure-le Natural are the herbal experts. We have been manufacturing herbal products, including oregano for over 120 years and over 4 generations. We are a family business taking pride in all that we do. Each batch of raw oregano is analyzed to ensure that it is true Medicinal Mediterranean Oregano (Origanum vulgare) grown free of chemicals, pesticides and herbicides. It is then extracted not using harsh chemicals, but using pure water. See similar questions...