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Herb Passport · Lesvos Herbs

Lavender Essential Oil

Lavandula angustifolia

Origin

🇬🇷 Lesvos Island, Greece

Aegean Sea · 39°N 26°E

Wild-harvested on Lesvos

Harvest

Wild-harvested by hand, seasonal cycles

Wild collection

Grows wild on untreated land; collected by hand

Botanical Profile

Ingredients Lavender

Traditional use

Traditionally used for relaxation, headaches, muscle pain, anxiety and insomnia, and as an insect repellent.

Lavender

Wild-harvested on Lesvos

Floral

True lavender from Lesvos, steam-distilled into essential oil and flower water. For external and aromatherapy use only — do not swallow.

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Herb profile

Traditional Use EMA HMPC Monograph

EMA therapeutic area (reference)

Sleep disorders and temporary insomnia;Mental stress and mood disorders

Reference information from EMA HMPC assessments — not a product indication.

Posology reference

Tea: 1–2 g dried flowers in 150 ml boiling water, up to 3 times daily; aromatherapy: 3–5 drops in a diffuser; topical: dilute to 1–2% in a carrier oil

Max duration: No limit set; consult a doctor if symptoms persist (EU monograph)

Community herbal monograph Lavandula angustifolia flos (EMA/HMPC/734125/2010): tea 1–2 g/150 ml up to 3 times daily; tincture 2–4 ml 3 times daily. Oil figures follow general aromatherapy practice, not the monograph.

Ask your doctor if this applies

  • Pregnancy & breastfeeding
  • Breastfeeding
  • Children under 12

Safety notes

EU monograph: not for under 12; pregnancy and breastfeeding not recommended (safety not established); may impair ability to drive. Essential oil is for external use and aromatherapy only — dilute, never swallow. Case reports link lavender products to breast tissue growth in prepubertal children; a systematic review found the evidence insufficient (PMID 32147050).

EMA HMPC reference

Please consult your doctor about the use of any herb.

Harvesting Ethics

We never harvest more than 50% of any wild population per season, rotate collection areas annually, and monitor active compound concentrations per batch. When stress indicators appear, we pause harvesting for the full season.

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Herb profiles reference EMA HMPC assessments where available — not product indications. Please consult your doctor about the use of any herb.