heal

The home apothecary shelf: small-batch herbal salves, organic balms, and genuinely low-waste first aid. We describe these by their traditional uses and their ingredients, and we leave medicine to medical professionals.

• petroleum-jelly bases and plastic-woven bandagesplant-oil salves with herbs you can name, and first aid that composts when it is done
• 1. The salve shelfLocally made. Red Road Herbs blends small-batch salves nearby: original, pain relief, and more.Organic balms. Tea tree + neem, turmeric, ginseng, and Thai herbal traditions in certified-organic bases.Everyday relief. Arnica salve for post-workout rubdowns, a menthol headache stick, chest rub, after-sun, and tattoo aftercare.By the ounce. Skin repair and the herbal rash spray refill into your own container.
• 2. First aid, low wasteCompostable bandages. Plastic-free strips that do the job and then break down, in grown-up and kid prints.Body tape + kits. PFAS-free kits for the car, the pack, and the junk drawer.
• Our language, on purposeTraditional uses, noted. Where we mention what an herb has been used for, that comes from herbal tradition and ethnobotanical references, not from us claiming a medical effect.We are not herbalists. For personalized guidance, consult a certified herbalist or your healthcare provider, especially if pregnant, nursing, or on medication.Patch test. Botanical does not mean irritation-free. Try a small spot first.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.