I've tried different peppermint oils. All say the same: organic essential oil. What I like about the Eve Hansen brand peppermint oil is the following:
1) The scent is mild and yet potent. How do I explain this scent using the internet?
* I feel the warming feel in my lungs after opening the bottle to use the dropper included with the purchase to take a picture of the clear liquid inside the bottle. Definitely use the dropper and use one drop at a time then wait about 10 minutes to feel the effect before adding more drops.
* The distinct scent is a mild peppermint - not strong like peppermint candy.
* The smell did not trigger a headache.
2) The bottle is brown which is a sign that the company understands how to treat natural oils - in the dark. Sunlight and other lights decay natural oils. Ever notice how flowers still die when they are exposed to light? Once the oil is removed from the plant, the plant dies, right? The process of decomposition begins. Oil is rather slow to decay, but eventually the oil will decay - yes even cooking oil. The brown bottle slows the process and helps keep the oil fresh without additives.
3) I like that the bottle has an actual lot number.
4) I like that the oil is certified organic by OneCent.
5) The oil is pharmaceutical grade. What does that mean? From the website neurobiologix "Pharmaceutical Grade products must excede 99% purity (natural sources) and contain no binders, fillers, excipients, dyes, or unknown substances."
6) A high-quality glass dropper is included. If you order this product, please use the dropper and use one drop at a time. The scent is mild so you won't realize its power for about 10 minutes. It's a natural product so this makes sense.
7) I have paid a whole lot more for a little bottle of peppermint oil. This is a much better value for the dollar.
8) I like that I can use this oil on insect bites. I don't know why it works, but for my skin, it does.
9) I like the large volume.
What I don't like:
1) There is no warning label that peppermint oil is toxic to cats. I use this oil for several purposes including on my bath mats to keep the cats off the mats because one geriatric cat thinks the mats are a convenient litter box. They do not like the smell at all. Because I did my research, I am exceedingly careful not to get any essential oil onto any surface where the oil can transfer to the cats' paws or fur. I really think essential oil providers should provide warnings for pet owners. We will still buy the product, but we will know to be extra careful and use due diligence with these essential oils. In their plant forms, they don't seem to be toxic to cats. The essential oil form is toxic to cats because it interferes with their liver function. So there. Now I've fussed a bit and maybe saved a kitty's life. Would I purchase this product again? Yes. Would I recommend it to friends and family? Yes, I would with caution for uses around pets. Should you buy this product? Read the reviews, do your research, and decide for yourself if this is the right product for you. I am satisfied with my purchase. I hope you found this review helpful as you make a decision about which product to buy.
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Mild scent but pleasant
I've tried different peppermint oils. All say the same: organic essential oil. What I like about the Eve Hansen brand peppermint oil is the following:1) The scent is mild and yet potent. How do I explain this scent using the internet? * I feel the warming feel in my lungs after opening the bottle to use the dropper included with the purchase to take a picture of the clear liquid inside the bottle. Definitely use the dropper and use one drop at a time then wait about 10 minutes to feel the effect before adding more drops. * The distinct scent is a mild peppermint - not strong like peppermint candy. * The smell did not trigger a headache.2) The bottle is brown which is a sign that the company understands how to treat natural oils - in the dark. Sunlight and other lights decay natural oils. Ever notice how flowers still die when they are exposed to light? Once the oil is removed from the plant, the plant dies, right? The process of decomposition begins. Oil is rather slow to decay, but eventually the oil will decay - yes even cooking oil. The brown bottle slows the process and helps keep the oil fresh without additives.3) I like that the bottle has an actual lot number.4) I like that the oil is certified organic by OneCent.5) The oil is pharmaceutical grade. What does that mean? From the website neurobiologix "Pharmaceutical Grade products must excede 99% purity (natural sources) and contain no binders, fillers, excipients, dyes, or unknown substances."6) A high-quality glass dropper is included. If you order this product, please use the dropper and use one drop at a time. The scent is mild so you won't realize its power for about 10 minutes. It's a natural product so this makes sense.7) I have paid a whole lot more for a little bottle of peppermint oil. This is a much better value for the dollar.8) I like that I can use this oil on insect bites. I don't know why it works, but for my skin, it does.9) I like the large volume.What I don't like:1) There is no warning label that peppermint oil is toxic to cats. I use this oil for several purposes including on my bath mats to keep the cats off the mats because one geriatric cat thinks the mats are a convenient litter box. They do not like the smell at all. Because I did my research, I am exceedingly careful not to get any essential oil onto any surface where the oil can transfer to the cats' paws or fur. I really think essential oil providers should provide warnings for pet owners. We will still buy the product, but we will know to be extra careful and use due diligence with these essential oils. In their plant forms, they don't seem to be toxic to cats. The essential oil form is toxic to cats because it interferes with their liver function. So there. Now I've fussed a bit and maybe saved a kitty's life. Would I purchase this product again? Yes. Would I recommend it to friends and family? Yes, I would with caution for uses around pets. Should you buy this product? Read the reviews, do your research, and decide for yourself if this is the right product for you. I am satisfied with my purchase. I hope you found this review helpful as you make a decision about which product to buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2019
I've tried different peppermint oils. All say the same: organic essential oil. What I like about the Eve Hansen brand peppermint oil is the following:
1) The scent is mild and yet potent. How do I explain this scent using the internet?
* I feel the warming feel in my lungs after opening the bottle to use the dropper included with the purchase to take a picture of the clear liquid inside the bottle. Definitely use the dropper and use one drop at a time then wait about 10 minutes to feel the effect before adding more drops.
* The distinct scent is a mild peppermint - not strong like peppermint candy.
* The smell did not trigger a headache.
2) The bottle is brown which is a sign that the company understands how to treat natural oils - in the dark. Sunlight and other lights decay natural oils. Ever notice how flowers still die when they are exposed to light? Once the oil is removed from the plant, the plant dies, right? The process of decomposition begins. Oil is rather slow to decay, but eventually the oil will decay - yes even cooking oil. The brown bottle slows the process and helps keep the oil fresh without additives.
3) I like that the bottle has an actual lot number.
4) I like that the oil is certified organic by OneCent.
5) The oil is pharmaceutical grade. What does that mean? From the website neurobiologix "Pharmaceutical Grade products must excede 99% purity (natural sources) and contain no binders, fillers, excipients, dyes, or unknown substances."
6) A high-quality glass dropper is included. If you order this product, please use the dropper and use one drop at a time. The scent is mild so you won't realize its power for about 10 minutes. It's a natural product so this makes sense.
7) I have paid a whole lot more for a little bottle of peppermint oil. This is a much better value for the dollar.
8) I like that I can use this oil on insect bites. I don't know why it works, but for my skin, it does.
9) I like the large volume.
What I don't like:
1) There is no warning label that peppermint oil is toxic to cats. I use this oil for several purposes including on my bath mats to keep the cats off the mats because one geriatric cat thinks the mats are a convenient litter box. They do not like the smell at all. Because I did my research, I am exceedingly careful not to get any essential oil onto any surface where the oil can transfer to the cats' paws or fur. I really think essential oil providers should provide warnings for pet owners. We will still buy the product, but we will know to be extra careful and use due diligence with these essential oils. In their plant forms, they don't seem to be toxic to cats. The essential oil form is toxic to cats because it interferes with their liver function. So there. Now I've fussed a bit and maybe saved a kitty's life. Would I purchase this product again? Yes. Would I recommend it to friends and family? Yes, I would with caution for uses around pets. Should you buy this product? Read the reviews, do your research, and decide for yourself if this is the right product for you. I am satisfied with my purchase. I hope you found this review helpful as you make a decision about which product to buy.
1) The scent is mild and yet potent. How do I explain this scent using the internet?
* I feel the warming feel in my lungs after opening the bottle to use the dropper included with the purchase to take a picture of the clear liquid inside the bottle. Definitely use the dropper and use one drop at a time then wait about 10 minutes to feel the effect before adding more drops.
* The distinct scent is a mild peppermint - not strong like peppermint candy.
* The smell did not trigger a headache.
2) The bottle is brown which is a sign that the company understands how to treat natural oils - in the dark. Sunlight and other lights decay natural oils. Ever notice how flowers still die when they are exposed to light? Once the oil is removed from the plant, the plant dies, right? The process of decomposition begins. Oil is rather slow to decay, but eventually the oil will decay - yes even cooking oil. The brown bottle slows the process and helps keep the oil fresh without additives.
3) I like that the bottle has an actual lot number.
4) I like that the oil is certified organic by OneCent.
5) The oil is pharmaceutical grade. What does that mean? From the website neurobiologix "Pharmaceutical Grade products must excede 99% purity (natural sources) and contain no binders, fillers, excipients, dyes, or unknown substances."
6) A high-quality glass dropper is included. If you order this product, please use the dropper and use one drop at a time. The scent is mild so you won't realize its power for about 10 minutes. It's a natural product so this makes sense.
7) I have paid a whole lot more for a little bottle of peppermint oil. This is a much better value for the dollar.
8) I like that I can use this oil on insect bites. I don't know why it works, but for my skin, it does.
9) I like the large volume.
What I don't like:
1) There is no warning label that peppermint oil is toxic to cats. I use this oil for several purposes including on my bath mats to keep the cats off the mats because one geriatric cat thinks the mats are a convenient litter box. They do not like the smell at all. Because I did my research, I am exceedingly careful not to get any essential oil onto any surface where the oil can transfer to the cats' paws or fur. I really think essential oil providers should provide warnings for pet owners. We will still buy the product, but we will know to be extra careful and use due diligence with these essential oils. In their plant forms, they don't seem to be toxic to cats. The essential oil form is toxic to cats because it interferes with their liver function. So there. Now I've fussed a bit and maybe saved a kitty's life. Would I purchase this product again? Yes. Would I recommend it to friends and family? Yes, I would with caution for uses around pets. Should you buy this product? Read the reviews, do your research, and decide for yourself if this is the right product for you. I am satisfied with my purchase. I hope you found this review helpful as you make a decision about which product to buy.
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