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Eyebright

Euphrasia officinalis (aerial parts)

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Eyebright is traditionally used for seasonal eye irritation and sinus/allergy-type discomfort. It’s commonly taken as tea or used in preparations, but eye applications should be done with caution and sterile products only.

Key Benefits

Traditionally used for seasonal eye irritation support
Used in folk practice for allergy/sinus comfort
Often included in seasonal wellness blends

Common Issues It May Help With

seasonal eye irritation
allergy discomfort (support)
sinus discomfort (support)

How To Use (Simple)

Tea: 1 tsp per cup, steep 10 min; 1–2x/day during seasons
Tincture/capsules: follow label
Do NOT put homemade tea directly in eyes—use only sterile eye products if using topically

Taste / Notes

Mildly bitter, herbal.

Evidence Level

Traditional use; limited modern clinical evidence for eye/allergy outcomes.

Cautions

Do not use homemade liquid in the eyes (infection risk). Seek care for eye pain, vision changes, discharge, or severe redness. Use caution in pregnancy unless guided.

Interactions

No common major interactions known at tea doses. If you take many medications and use concentrated extracts, consult a clinician.

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