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Bia Beo Night Time Drops

€40.00

Bia Beo Night Time Drops

Bia Beo Night Time Drops

€40.00

A blend of herbal tinctures traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to support relaxation in the evening. Hand-blended by Rachael Jordan, Registered Herbalist and Nutritional Therapist, as part of a calm wind-down routine at the end of the day.

It pairs well with the small things that help us switch off: a dimmer light, a screen-free half hour, a warm cup of Sleep Time tea. This product is stocked for past and current Bia Beo clients. If you’d like personalised herbal support, please book a consultation.

Key Ingredients

Key Ingredients

Tinctures of Chamomile, Skullcap, Passionflower, Oat Straw, California Poppy, Lavender and Liquorice Root.

Chamomile: a gentle, familiar herb, traditionally taken in the evening.

Skullcap: traditionally used by herbalists for a busy mind.

Passionflower: traditionally used to support relaxation.

Oat Straw: a nourishing herb long used in Western herbalism.

California Poppy: traditionally used as an evening herb.

Lavender: known for its calming aroma.

Liquorice Root: used by herbalists to harmonise a blend.

Ideal for:

  • Your evening wind-down routine
  • A busy mind at the end of the day
  • Pairing with Sleep Time tea

Short Description

How to use: take 5ml in about 30ml of hot water, 30 minutes before bed. Allow to cool before drinking. If needed, take another 5ml 30 minutes later.

May cause drowsiness. Don’t drive or operate machinery after taking.

FAQ

Tinctures of Chamomile, Skullcap, Passionflower, Oat Straw, California Poppy, Lavender and Liquorice Root, hand-blended by Rachael.
Take 5ml in about 30ml of hot water, 30 minutes before bed, and allow it to cool before drinking. If needed, you can take another 5ml 30 minutes later.
These herbs are traditionally taken as part of an evening routine. If you find you’re relying on it for more than a few weeks, get in touch so we can look at what’s going on underneath.
It may. Please don’t drive or operate machinery after taking it, and avoid alcohol.
Please check with your GP or pharmacist first if you take any medication, especially sleeping tablets, antidepressants, anti-anxiety medication or blood pressure medication. Liquorice is not suitable if you have high blood pressure.
No, this blend isn’t suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding.