Mediherb Black Cohosh 1:2 500ml
Mediherb Black Cohosh 1:2 500ml

Black Cohosh 1:2 500ml

$264.95 AUD

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  • Traditionally used to support menopausal wellbeing
  • May assist hot flushes and night sweats associated with menopause
  • Traditionally used to support menstrual comfort
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Practitioner Liquid Herbal Extract for Menopause & Menstrual Support

MediHerb Black Cohosh 1:2 is a practitioner-style liquid herbal extract traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to support women’s reproductive health, menstrual comfort and menopausal wellbeing. This 500mL format is best suited to practitioner-guided use or compounding.

Traditionally used to support menopausal wellbeing
May assist hot flushes and night sweats associated with menopause
Traditionally used to support menstrual comfort
Supports female reproductive health
Practitioner-style 1:2 liquid herbal extract
Suitable for compounding or practitioner-guided use

Practitioner-guided menopause support
Hot flush and night sweat support formulas where professionally appropriate
Menstrual comfort formulas
Compounded herbal formulas
Customers using liquid herbal extracts under professional guidance
Those seeking a flexible liquid herbal format rather than tablets or capsules

Botanical Name: Actaea racemosa
Plant Part Used: Root
Extract Ratio: 1:2
Ethanol Content: 60%
Active Marker: Minimum 15mg/mL triterpene glycosides as 27-deoxyactein

Actaea racemosa liquid extract 1:2.

Adults: 10–20mL per week, or as directed by a qualified healthcare professional. Measure carefully and do not exceed the recommended dose. Dosing may vary when used as part of a compounded herbal formula.

Take as directed by your healthcare professional. Liquid herbal extracts may be mixed with a small amount of water or juice before taking. Shake well before use. Use an accurate measuring device.


No added Gluten or Dairy. This product is vegan-friendly and suitable for a wide range of dietary preferences.

In rare cases, Black Cohosh has been associated with liver-related adverse effects. Stop use and seek medical advice if you notice yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, nausea, vomiting, unusual tiredness, weakness, stomach or abdominal pain, or loss of appetite. Contraindicated during lactation and in people with pre-existing liver disease. Contraindicated during pregnancy except under professional supervision to assist birth. Use caution in people with oestrogen-sensitive malignant tumours, especially at higher doses. Check with a healthcare professional before use if taking medication or managing an existing health condition. Discontinue 7 days before general anaesthesia. If symptoms persist, seek professional advice.

Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep tightly closed and out of reach of children.

BLACK COHOSH LIQUID FAQSCommon Questions About Black Cohosh Liquid Extract
What is MediHerb Black Cohosh 1:2 Liquid used for?

MediHerb Black Cohosh 1:2 Liquid is a practitioner-style herbal extract traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to support menopausal wellbeing, menstrual comfort and female reproductive health.

Is this product mainly for practitioner compounding?

Yes. This 500mL liquid extract is best suited to practitioner-guided use or compounding rather than casual self-selection. Liquid herbal extracts can be combined and dosed differently depending on individual needs.

What does 1:2 liquid extract mean?

A 1:2 liquid extract means the herb has been extracted in a concentrated liquid form. For this product, Black Cohosh root is prepared as a practitioner-style liquid herbal extract.

What part of the herb is used?

MediHerb Black Cohosh 1:2 uses the root of Actaea racemosa. This is the botanical ingredient listed for the extract.

Does Black Cohosh Liquid contain alcohol?

Yes. This product contains 60% ethanol, which is used to extract and preserve the herbal constituents. Customers avoiding alcohol should check suitability with a healthcare professional before use.

How is Black Cohosh Liquid taken?

The product page lists the adult dose as 10–20mL per week. Because this is a practitioner-style liquid extract, dosing should be guided by a qualified healthcare professional or the product label.

Can Black Cohosh Liquid support hot flushes and night sweats?

Black Cohosh is traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to support menopausal wellbeing and may assist symptoms such as hot flushes and night sweats. Persistent, severe or unusual symptoms should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.

Can I use Black Cohosh Liquid during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

Black Cohosh Liquid is contraindicated during lactation and is contraindicated during pregnancy except under professional supervision to assist birth. Speak with a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnancy, breastfeeding or fertility-related concerns apply.

Are there liver-related cautions with Black Cohosh Liquid?

Yes. In rare cases, Black Cohosh has been associated with liver-related adverse effects. Stop use and seek medical advice if you notice yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, nausea, vomiting, unusual tiredness, weakness, stomach or abdominal pain, or loss of appetite.

Are there any other important cautions?

Black Cohosh Liquid is contraindicated in people with pre-existing liver disease. Caution is advised in people with oestrogen-sensitive malignant tumours, especially at higher doses. Customers taking medication or preparing for surgery should seek professional advice, and the product should be discontinued 7 days before general anaesthesia.

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