The alcohol content is the first thing to check. This tincture contains alcohol, so it is not appropriate for pregnant or breastfeeding women, children, or anyone who avoids alcohol for medical, personal, or religious reasons. Keep the bottle out of reach of children, since it is a liquid alcohol product.
Beyond alcohol, a traditional plant extract is not automatically suitable for every person. If you have a chronic condition, take medication, or have had allergic reactions to plant-based supplements in the past, talk to a qualified specialist before using it. The same applies if you are unsure how it might fit with your usual diet or supplement plan. If you are already under medical supervision, tell your doctor that you are considering a herbal tincture, because doctors should know about all supplements you use.
Do not exceed the amount stated on the label. This is a concentrated extract, and a modest portion is normally enough. As with any food supplement, this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease, and it should not replace treatment prescribed by a doctor. If you have any unexpected reaction after starting it, stop taking it and discuss it with a qualified professional.