Frequently Asked Questions
Does it Work
Tier 1 Origins formulas were created out of necessity and developed with a clear purpose: to provide natural, targeted support for everyday health and wellness.
Through personal experience and feedback from individuals who have used our products, we have seen encouraging results in areas such as physical comfort, cognitive function, stress management, restful sleep, immune support, healthy hair growth, and sexual wellness.
What began as a mission to help ourselves and those close to us has grown into something we are proud to share with everyone.
Why Choose Tier 1 Products:
We choose the finest products to place on our website. We speak from personal experience, we are here to work together and help heal the world.
Does this product contain Dairy, Gluten, GMO, Soy, Wheat or Yeast:
No, these products does not contain Dairy, Gluten, GMO, Soy, Wheat or Yeast.
What are some of the benefits of Curcumin
- Works as a powerful anti-inflammatory*
- Supports heart health*
- Supports healthy joints and mobility*
- May aide maintain healthy blood sugar and insulin levels*
- May aide in delaying the onset of age-related mental decline*
- May play a positive role in living with depression / fear memories*
- Shown to support skin health*
What is a Tincture
What is a tincture? A tincture is a concentrated herbal extract, made by soaking plant material, herbs and spices in alcohol and or vinegar.
Do alcohol-based tinctures contain alcohol?
Do alcohol-based tinctures contain alcohol?
Yes. Diluting a tincture in water changes taste, but not the efficacy. People who must avoid alcohol should consult a healthcare professional and consider an alcohol-free product. Alcohol can interact harmfully with certain medications. NIAAA guidance
Why is grain alcohol and apple cider vinegar used in tinctures?
Why is grain alcohol and apple cider vinegar used in tinctures?
Grain alcohol and apple cider vinegar extract a broad range of water-soluble and alcohol-soluble plant compounds. It also helps preserve the tincture and maintain consistency over time.
Can I take a tincture directly under my tongue?
Can I take a tincture directly under my tongue?
Alcohol-based tinctures may cause burning or irritation when taken undiluted. Mixing the serving into water or juice may make it easier to tolerate.
How many drops are in one dropperful?
How many drops are in one dropperful?
The amount varies by dropper, bottle, liquid thickness, and how fully the bulb is squeezed. Follow dosage guidelines per product instead of assuming that one dropperful is a standard serving.
How long does it take to notice results?
How long does it take to notice results?
Experiences vary depending on the product, the individual, consistency of use, diet, medications, and other factors. We cannot guarantee a particular result or timeframe. Follow the product label and discuss ongoing symptoms with a healthcare professional.
Can I take multiple tinctures at once?
Can I take multiple tinctures at once? Do not assume that multiple formulas can always be combined. Products may contain overlapping ingredients and combining them may increase side effects or interaction risks. Review each label and ask a pharmacist or healthcare professional before combining products, especially if you take medication or have a medical condition. Herbal products can interact with prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines, and other supplements. NCCIH herb–drug interaction guidance
Always consult your Health Care Professional!! Ask them specifically how the tinctures would interact with your current medications!!!
Combining products can duplicate ingredients or increase the chance of side effects and interactions. Review every ingredient and consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional before combining formulas, particularly if you take medication. Herbs can increase or decrease the effects of prescription and over-the-counter medicines. NCCIH herb–drug interaction guidance
Who should speak with a healthcare professional before using a tincture?
This is especially important !!!EVERYONE!!!
Everyone needs to speak to their Doctor or Medical Professional to see if taking these tinctures is appropriate for your condition “Everyone should consult a qualified healthcare professional before use, particularly if pregnant, breastfeeding, managing a medical condition, or taking medication.”
Are you pregnant, trying to become pregnant, or breastfeeding.
Takes prescription or over-the-counter medication.
Has liver, kidney, bleeding, seizure, blood-pressure, blood-sugar, or hormone-sensitive conditions.
Has allergies to any listed ingredient.
Is preparing for surgery.
Is purchasing the tincture for a child or older adult.
What Time do I take tinctures?
What Time should I take tinctures? In the morning and afternoon/early evening wait 20 minutes before consuming food or protein shakes or 2 hours after food.
Should I shake the bottle before using it?
Should I shake the bottle before using it?
Yes! Natural particles and plant compounds may settle between uses. Gentle shaking helps redistribute the contents.
Can I remove the alcohol by adding the tincture to hot water?
Can I remove the alcohol by adding the tincture to hot water?
Hot water may reduce some alcohol, but it should not be relied upon to remove it completely. Anyone who needs to avoid alcohol should use an appropriately formulated alcohol-free alternative.
Are tinctures safe for children?
Do not give a tincture to a child unless a pediatric healthcare professional approves its ingredients and serving.
How should I store my tincture?
Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. (Refrigerator) Keep it out of the reach of children.
How long do tinctures last?
How long do tinctures last?
Up to 6 Months. Store in a cool dark place.
Are herbal tinctures FDA-approved?
Are herbal tinctures FDA-approved?
In the United States, dietary supplements generally are not approved by the FDA for safety and effectiveness before being marketed. Manufacturers are responsible for product safety and compliant labeling. FDA dietary-supplement guidance
What should I do if I experience a reaction?
What should I do if I experience a reaction?
Stop using the product immediately and call 911. Contact your qualified healthcare professional. Seek emergency medical assistance for difficulty breathing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat, fainting, chest pain, a severe rash, persistent vomiting, or any other serious or rapidly worsening reaction.



