Mediherb Raspberry Leaves 1:2 500ml
Mediherb Raspberry Leaves 1:2 500ml

Raspberry Leaves 1:2 500ml

$208.95 AUD

Key Benefits

  • Traditionally used to support healthy uterine muscle function.*
  • Provides traditional relief for mild diarrhea.*
  • Alleviates symptoms of heavy menstruation.*
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Traditional Support for Women’s Health and Digestive Comfort


Mediherb’s Raspberry Leaves, derived from Rubus idaeus, is traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to support uterine muscle function, provide relief for mild diarrhea, and alleviate heavy menstruation symptoms.

  • Uterine Muscle Support: Traditionally used to support healthy uterine muscle function.*
  • Digestive Health: Provides traditional relief for mild diarrhea.*
  • Menstrual Support: Alleviates symptoms of heavy menstruation.*
  • Natural Formula: Vegan-friendly, gluten-free, and dairy-free, suitable for various dietary needs.
  • Natural support for uterine muscle function.
  • Relief from heavy menstruation symptoms.
  • Digestive comfort for mild diarrhea.
  • A vegan-friendly, gluten- and dairy-free supplement.
  • Botanical Name: Rubus idaeus
  • Plant Part Used: Leaf
  • Ethanol Content: 23%
  • Adults: Take 30-100 mL per week, as directed by a healthcare provider.


No added Gluten or Dairy. This product is vegan-friendly, making it suitable for various dietary preferences.

  • Professional supervision is suggested for pregnancy and lactation.
  • Discontinue use 7 days prior to general anesthesia.