Dried lavender flower in a pharmacy box from HempBio, prepared as dried flower for aromatherapy. This is one of those raw materials that needs no introduction: its characteristic, sweet-herbaceous scent is instantly recognizable, and the small gray-lilac flower clusters look as recognizable in the blend as they smell. The manufacturer declares the raw material as pure, with no additives, sourced from organic farming, and packs it in an airtight, light-resistant box with a seal and a Boveda packet inside.<\/p>\n
The product card is quite detailed: the manufacturer describes the raw material, packaging, storage conditions, and a whole list of declarations, from the absence of sugar and preservatives to being sourced from organic cultivation. For use, it is recommended to grind the flower clusters with a grinder. The same raw material can also be used solely for its scent, without any device - in that case, an open container or a sachet in the closet is sufficient.<\/p>\n
The composition is single-ingredient. Below are the raw material and the declarations that the manufacturer prints with this item:<\/p>\n
The list of declarations is long and worth reading in full, as one raw material answers several questions about its composition: alcohol-free, dye-free, sugar-free, gluten-free, GMO-free, iodine-free, casein-free, preservative-free, lactose-free, pure, vegan and vegetarian, plus it is an organic farming product. When composing your own blends, this is a real convenience - you check once and know what you are adding to the composition.<\/p>\n
The second half of this card concerns the packaging and is also specific. The pharmacy box, seal, and Boveda packet inside are three answers to the three ways in which dried flower loses its form: light, an airtight seal, and humidity beyond the range. The manufacturer also keeps the raw material in airtight, light-resistant containers at a temperature not exceeding 18 \u00b0C, which serves as a ready instruction on how to store the box at home.<\/p>\n
Under the declarations, a specific company with an address signs off - HempBio, Szyma\u0144skiego 12\/44H in Toru\u0144 - so it is clear whom to ask about the batch.<\/p>\n