Comfrey Root

Comfrey is a shrub that grows in parts of Europe, Asia, and North America. It can grow up to 5 feet tall. It produces clusters of purple, blue, and white flowers, and it’s famous for its long, slender leaves and black-skinned roots. The long, pervasive roots are more potent than the leaves but have higher levels of a constituent toxic to the liver. Typically used in topical ointments, creams and salves. (.25 oz)

Botanical Name:
Symphytum officinale L.

Warning: For external use only. Not to be used during pregnancy. Not to be used while nursing. Do not apply to broken or abraded skin. Not recommended for long-term use.