Characteristics

Botanical name :

Thymus vulgaris linaloliferum

Production process:

Thyme CT linalol essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the flowering tops of Thymus vulgaris L. linaloliferum

Part of plant used :

Flowering tops

Botanical family :

Lamiaceae

Country of origin :

France

Other names :

Thymus doux à linalol, Thym linalool, Thymus vulgaris CT linalol, Thym à linalol, Thym chémotype linalol

Organoleptic characteristics :

• Odor: Mild, pleasant
• Appearance : Liquid
• Color : Pale yellow to orange-yellow

Main biochemical components :

Linalool (65.00 to 85.00%)
Beta caryophyllene (2.00 to 12.00%)
Linalyl acetate (<= 10.00%)
Myrcene (<= 9.00%)

Allergens present: Linalool (65.00 to 85.00%), Geraniol (<= 5.00%), D-Limonene (<= 1.00%), Citral (Geranial + Neral) (<= 0.50%)

Packaging:

Brown glass bottle with codigout and child-resistant screw cap.

Storage :

Close bottle tightly after use. Store away from heat (below 20°C), air and light.

Recycling information / sorting instructions :

• Empty the bottle completely: Make sure the bottle is empty before recycling.
• Remove caps and droppers: Separate the various parts of the bottle.
• Rinse bottle: Rinse to remove any residual essential oil.
• Local sorting instructions: Follow your local sorting instructions.
• Labels: Paper labels may remain on bottles.

Instructions for use

Main use :

Food supplement

Directions for use :

Read precautions before use. 2 to 3 drops (0.09ml) per day diluted in a tablespoon of vegetable oil, then incorporated into gastro-resistant capsules.

Our commitments:

Cultivation: Conventional

Quality: Botanically and Biochemically Defined Essential Oil (BBDEO)

• 100% pure, 100% natural, 100% integral

Precautions for use

Keep out of reach of children. Do not use during pregnancy, while breast-feeding, or on children under 6 years of age. Do not use undiluted. Never exceed recommended dosage.

WARNING: Read the general precautions for use available in PDF below.

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Information on the use of essential oils in aromatherapy is for information only and does not replace medical advice. Only a doctor can prescribe a suitable treatment.