Mexican Wild Oregano Oil Drops 85% Carvacrol + Thymol – 1 fl oz

Mexican Wild Oregano Oil from Lippia graveolens

Mexican oregano, Lippia graveolens, is botanically distinct from oregano species in the Origanum genus. The oregano used for this product is wild-harvested in Mexico, and its oregano oil is steam-distilled in Durango, Mexico.

Its naturally occurring aromatic compounds include carvacrol and thymol, two important components used to describe the composition of oregano oil. Learn more about oregano oil properties and how botanical origin, concentration, and extraction help characterize different oregano oils.

Steam-Distilled in Durango, Mexico

The oregano oil used in this product is obtained through steam distillation and presented as a finished dietary supplement in an amber glass dropper bottle. The product also contains olive oil, as listed under Other Ingredients on the label.

This distinction is important when comparing oregano oil products because the finished supplement should be evaluated by its complete ingredient list, concentration, serving information, and product directions.

Oregano Oil Drops vs. Capsules

Liquid oregano oil and oregano oil capsules provide two different formats for customers with different preferences.

Drops allow each serving to be measured according to the directions on the bottle, while capsules provide a pre-measured softgel format. The two formats should not be assumed to provide identical amounts or use the same directions.

For serving information, review our oregano oil dosage and directions guide. You can also compare this liquid format with our oregano oil capsules.