
faq
What is Wild Lettuce?
Wild Lettuce commonly refers to Lactuca virosa, a flowering plant in the Asteraceae family that has a history of traditional herbal use.
What is Lactuca virosa?
Lactuca virosa is the botanical name for a plant commonly called Wild Lettuce, bitter lettuce, or opium lettuce.
What products are made from Wild Lettuce?
Depending on availability, Wild Lettuce may be offered as dried leaves, powder, extract, tincture, or other botanical preparations.
Can Wild Lettuce be used as tea?
Dried Wild Lettuce has traditionally been prepared as an herbal infusion. Follow the specific preparation instructions supplied with the product.
What compounds are found in Wild Lettuce?
Wild Lettuce contains naturally occurring sesquiterpene lactones, including lactucin and lactucopicrin, along with other botanical constituents.
Is Wild Lettuce safe?
Safety can vary by product form, concentration, individual circumstances, and potential interactions. Review product information and consult a qualified professional when appropriate.
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