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| View: All Products (28) | Liquid Extracts (5) | Pills (4) | Powders (4) | Teas (10) | Creams, Salves and Gels (4) | | | | Pau D'Arco - Liquid Extract / Tincture (1:5) - Alcohol-Free
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1 fl oz
$ 9.59 US
| | Gallbladder and Digestive Support!
Pau d'Arco is the inner bark or heartwood of a tropical member of the
bignonia family found in South America, including Brazil, Peru, and
Argentina. Known in the herb trade as lapacho and taheebo, ma...
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| Pau D'Arco - Liquid Extract / Tincture (1:5) - Strawberry Flavored Alcohol-Free
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1 fl oz
$ 9.50 US
| | Gallbladder and Digestive Support!
Pau d'Arco is the inner bark or heartwood of a tropical member of the
bignonia family found in South America, including Brazil, Peru, and
Argentina. Known in the herb trade as lapacho and taheebo, ma...
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| Pau D'Arco - Liquid Extract / Tincture (1:5) - Chocolate Flavored Alcohol-Free
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1 fl oz
$ 9.50 US
| | Gallbladder and Digestive Support!
Pau d'Arco is the inner bark or heartwood of a tropical member of the
bignonia family found in South America, including Brazil, Peru, and
Argentina. Known in the herb trade as lapacho and taheebo, ma...
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| Pau D'Arco - Liquid Extract / Tincture (1:5) - Vanilla Flavored Alcohol-Free
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1 fl oz
$ 9.50 US
| | Gallbladder and Digestive Support!
Pau d'Arco is the inner bark or heartwood of a tropical member of the
bignonia family found in South America, including Brazil, Peru, and
Argentina. Known in the herb trade as lapacho and taheebo, ma...
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| Pau D'Arco - Liquid Extract / Tincture (1:5) - Mint Flavored Alcohol-Free
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1 fl oz
$ 9.50 US
| | Gallbladder and Digestive Support!
Pau d'Arco is the inner bark or heartwood of a tropical member of the
bignonia family found in South America, including Brazil, Peru, and
Argentina. Known in the herb trade as lapacho and taheebo, ma...
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