Small-batch apothecary, est. 2017

Teas, tinctures, and body care worth keeping in the cabinet.

ComArt Wellness makes small-batch herbal goods from regionally foraged and farmed botanicals — dried, extracted, and bottled by hand, dated to the harvest they came from.

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Founded by herbalist Nadia Comart, working out of a garden shed before opening the first apothecary counter in 2019.

9 seasons of small-batch harvests

40+ botanicals grown or foraged

100% batch-tested before bottling

Zero synthetic fragrance, ever

The apothecary

Four shelves, one source.

Everything ComArt Wellness sells starts as a plant we grew, foraged, or bought directly from a farm we've visited. Nothing here is reformulated from a supplier's base.

All Teas Tinctures Skin & body Aromatics

Tea

Morning Bitters

Dandelion root, ginger, and orange peel — a daily digestive blend, brewed strong.

$14.002 oz loose leaf

Tea

Evening Wind-Down

Chamomile, passionflower, and lavender, grown on our own quarter-acre plot.

$14.002 oz loose leaf

Tincture

Calm Root

Valerian and lemon balm, extracted over six weeks. Our best-selling bottle.

$26.001 fl oz dropper

Tincture

Clarity Leaf

Ginkgo and rosemary, for the afternoon slump. Bright, slightly bitter.

$26.001 fl oz dropper

Skin & body

Marigold Balm

Calendula infused in beeswax and olive oil. Good on everything from elbows to scrapes.

$18.002 oz tin

Skin & body

Sea Salt Soak

Magnesium bath salts with eucalyptus and dried rose petals.

$22.0012 oz jar

Aromatic

Hearth Blend

Cedar and clove essential oil, distilled from offcuts of our own timber stand.

$19.0010 mL vial

Aromatic

Clear Air

Eucalyptus and peppermint, for the diffuser or a steam bowl.

$19.0010 mL vial

How it's made

Harvest to bottle, in four stages.

The same process runs behind every shelf — tea, tincture, balm, or oil.

Source

We buy peak-season botanicals from six regional farms we visit ourselves, and forage the rest within a day's drive of the apothecary.

Dry or extract

Leaves and roots are slow-dried on screens for teas; tinctures spend six weeks macerating in grain alcohol before pressing.

Test

Every batch goes to an independent lab for potency and purity testing before it's cleared to bottle.

Bottle & label

Hand-labeled in batches of under 200, marked with the harvest date and lot number you see on the front of every bottle.

Ingredient index

What's actually in the bottle.

A working glossary of the botanicals that show up most across our shelves.

Valerian root

Valeriana officinalis

Earthy root used in tinctures for evening calm.

Calendula

Calendula officinalis

Marigold petals infused for skin-soothing balms.

Elderberry

Sambucus nigra

Dark berries behind our immune-support tea.

Passionflower

Passiflora incarnata

Climbing vine used for its mild, sedative bitterness.

Ginkgo

Ginkgo biloba

Fan-shaped leaf behind our Clarity Leaf tincture.

Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus globulus

Steam-distilled for aromatics and bath soaks.

From our customers

Notes from the apothecary counter.

"The lot number on the bottle actually means something here — I can taste the difference between spring and fall harvests."

Renata SolisRegular, Calm Root tincture

"Marigold Balm replaced three different drugstore products in my bathroom cabinet. One tin, does everything."

Ade BelloRegular, Skin & body shelf

"Evening Wind-Down is the only tea that's ever actually made me sleepy. I buy it two bags at a time now."

Priya NairRegular, Tea shelf