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Sage - dried herb for aromatherapy, leaf, 10 g

Dried sage leaf in a net weight package of 10 g, prepared by the brand HempBio as a dried herb for aromatherapy. Sage is a raw material with a distinctly green and slightly camphoraceous profile - sharper than lavender, warmer than mint - and its leaves are thick, velvety, and retain elasticity longer than the delicate flower clusters from the rest of this shelf. This has practical significance when grinding and storing.

The herb comes in a pharmaceutical, hermetically sealed, and light-resistant box with a seal and a Boveda sachet - the same packaging in which the entire line is sold, so several raw materials can be lined up neatly on the shelf. The recommended temperature range is provided by the retailer of this herb and is marked everywhere it appears on this page.

Ingredients

The composition is single-ingredient - it is just the dried leaf, not a mixture:

• Dried sage leaf - one raw material, without mixtures or additives
• Net weight of the package: 10 g
• Pharmaceutical hermetically sealed box with a seal
• Boveda sachet inside - two-way humidity regulator

The sage leaf differs from other raw materials in this series primarily in its structure. It is thick, covered with dense fuzz, and even after drying retains some elasticity, so it behaves differently in a grinder than brittle flower petals: it needs a few more turns to achieve an even fraction.

The scent is intense and stands out in the mixture even in small amounts, which in practice means that sage is dosed into compositions more cautiously than floral raw materials.

Specification

How to use

This herb is sold as an herb for aromatherapy, and before use, the material should be ground with a good grinder. The temperature value given below comes from the retailer offering this same herb, not from the manufacturer:

• Grind the leaves with a grinder - sage is elastic, so it needs a few more turns than flowers
• The retailer of this herb provides a range of 130-170 °C - this is a starting point, not the manufacturer’s specification
• Start from the lower limit - sage quickly becomes sharp at higher temperatures
• After use, close the box and leave the Boveda sachet inside

Dried sage is also used solely for scent, in a sachet or an open container, and then you do not need a grinder or any device.

For whom

This herb is for those who compose their own aromatic blends and are looking for a green ingredient with a distinct character. Sage sets the scent of the composition similarly to lavender, but in a completely different direction: instead of sweetness, it brings a cool, camphoraceous sharpness that balances well with fruity and floral raw materials. Because it is intense, it works better as an accent than as a base for a blend - and that is why a 10 g package lasts a really long time.

However, this is not a product for someone looking for sage for brewing, rinses, or cooking: this herb is sold as intended for aromatherapy and that is its declared role. The declaration on the label is more important here than the name of the plant itself, as the same species can be sold for several different purposes.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the package weigh?

The net weight is 10 g. This value comes from the listing of the retailer offering this same herb and matches our own inventory record. With a raw material as intense as sage, this is an amount that lasts a long time in compositions, as the leaf stands out in the mixture even in small amounts.

At what temperature should sage be vaporized?

The retailer offering this same herb provides a range of 130-170 °C and this is the value we quote, noting that it comes from the retailer, not the manufacturer. It is advisable to start from the lower limit, as sage is intense and quickly becomes sharp at higher temperatures.

Does the herb need to be ground?

Yes - before each use, it is advisable to grind the leaves with a good grinder. With sage, this has additional significance, as the leaves are thick and elastic even after drying - they need a few more turns than brittle flower petals to give an even, uniform fraction that heats up without burning.

What is the seal on the box for?

It confirms that the package has not been opened before - with herbal herbs, this is the simplest way to check this before first use. The box itself is pharmaceutical, hermetically sealed, and light-resistant, and inside you will find a sachet that maintains humidity, preventing the leaf from drying out to the point of crumbling into dust.

Variants and category

The entire line comes in identical pharmaceutical boxes, making it easy to match raw materials. We have available, among others, dried hibiscus flower and dried yerba mate - each with its own net weight and scent profile. Other dried herbs and plant raw materials can be found in the Herbs category.

Related articles

On the blog, we explain which herbs are suitable for vaporization and how to start, and separately remind which herbs should not be combined.

Safety and storage

The herb for aromatherapy is not a food product, dietary supplement, or medical product. Keep the package closed, protect it from light, and store it out of reach of children and pets. If you are taking medications, pregnant, or breastfeeding, discuss the use of any plant raw materials with your doctor first. Product intended for adults.

The herb for aromatherapy is not food or a dietary supplement and does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle. Store the package out of reach of children and pets.

Dried sage leaf in a 10 g package is a green, slightly camphoraceous accent for your own aromatic compositions. We ship within 24 hours, and if you have a question about the raw material or choosing a grinder - write or call.