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rosa canina seed extract

rosa canina seed extract Rosehip Extract | Rosa canina | Tincture

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rosa canina seed extract Rosehip Extract | Rosa canina | TinctureRosehip Extract (Rosa canina) Hydroalcoholic extract from the fruit of the dog rose. Made in a specialised laboratory in Italy with a 1: 1 extraction ratio. What is rosehip extract An extract obtained from the fruit (hips) of the dog rose (Rosa canina L.), a widespread wild shrub with a long tradition in European herbalism. The extraction uses a hydroalcoholic method at a 1: 1 ratio, preserving the full active compound profile of the fruit. Made in a

Rosehip Extract (Rosa canina)

Hydroalcoholic extract from the fruit of the dog rose. Made in a specialised laboratory in Italy with a 1:1 extraction ratio.

What is rosehip extract

An extract obtained from the fruit (hips) of the dog rose (Rosa canina L.), a widespread wild shrub with a long tradition in European herbalism. The extraction uses a hydroalcoholic method at a 1:1 ratio, preserving the full active compound profile of the fruit.

Made in a specialised laboratory in Italy. Alcohol content: 55% vol.

The plant: Dog Rose (Rosa canina)

The dog rose is a thorny shrub from the Rosaceae (rose) family, found throughout Europe, North Africa and Western Asia. It typically grows in hedgerows, at the edges of woodlands and along paths, reaching 2-3 metres in height. Its flowers are simple, with five petals in white to pale pink, and bloom between May and June.

The fruit – known as rosehips – are small, oval, red-orange berries that ripen in autumn and remain on the plant even in winter. Botanically, they are "false fruits" that contain numerous small seeds covered in fine hairs inside. The name canina derives from the Latin canis (dog): according to an ancient tradition, the plant's roots were used against dog bites.

The rosehips are harvested in autumn, after the first frosts, when the active compound content is at its peak.

How to use

Dosage: 5-10 drops in a glass of water or tea, twice daily.

Tip: Shake well before use. Regular use is recommended for best results.

Who this extract is for

  • Anyone interested in phytotherapy and natural remedies
  • Anyone looking for a concentrated rosehip extract
  • Anyone who prefers products without artificial additives
  • Anyone who wants to complement their routine with plant-based extracts
  • Anyone who appreciates wild plants from the European herbal tradition

Why Viworo

Our extracts are made by a specialised laboratory in Italy. We select them with care and use them ourselves. We only offer products we are personally convinced of.

South Tyrolean family business since 1989. We use them ourselves, every day.

Product Information

  • Plant: Dog rose (Rosa canina L.) – fruit (rosehips)
  • Type: Hydroalcoholic extract
  • Extraction ratio: 1:1
  • Alcohol content: 55% vol.
  • Production: Specialised laboratory in Italy
  • Sizes: 30 ml and 100 ml with dropper
  • Free from: Artificial additives, preservatives

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Where does the name "canina" come from?

The scientific name canina derives from the Latin canis (dog). According to an ancient tradition, the roots of the dog rose were used against dog bites. The English common name "dog rose" reflects this same etymology.

What are "rosehips"?

Rosehips are the fruit of the dog rose – small, oval, red-orange berries that ripen in autumn. Botanically, they are "false fruits" that contain numerous small seeds covered in fine hairs inside.

Why is the alcohol content 55%?

The fruit of the dog rose contains sugars, pectins and compounds that require a higher alcohol concentration for effective extraction. The 55% vol. ensures that the full active compound profile is completely extracted and preserved.

Is this the same rose as garden roses?

No, the dog rose is a wild rose, quite different from ornamental garden roses. It has simple five-petalled flowers (not the double blooms of cultivated roses) and grows wild in hedgerows and at woodland edges throughout Europe.

Can I use the extract daily?

Yes, rosehip extract is suitable for daily use. It is recommended to follow the indicated dosage (5-10 drops, twice daily).

How long does a bottle last?

It depends on dosage. With regular use of 10 drops twice daily, the 30 ml format lasts about 3-4 weeks. The 100 ml format lasts several months.

How should I store the extract?

Away from light and heat sources. Refrigeration is not necessary.

Choose your size

30 ml

12,50 €

To try or for a short course.

Recommended

100 ml

35,00 €

For daily use. Lasts a long time.

Important Information

  • Food supplements do not replace a balanced and varied diet.
  • Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • Store away from light and heat sources.
  • If pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication, consult your doctor before use.
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