Extract directory — Shirley’s

Every extract, branded for the island.

Examples of these are all over SwissX Island. References of interest. Not shop products. Antigua hedge, the world spice road, the carriers, and the sargassum bench. SwissX Island is licensed by the Government of Antigua & Barbuda to produce plant-wellness medicinal oils, tinctures, and medical-grade extracts. The card is traditional use and studied constituent. A license to produce is not a claim that a bottle cures a disease.

Sargassum is invasive seaweed. SwissX carbonizes it into SoilBooster and cuts fucoidan, alginate, fucoxanthin, and iodine. The same landing carries poisons. Arsenic is the one that matters. It is assayed and taken off the extract. It is not a product. Datura and aristolochia are not on the pour list.

Pulled offArsenic

Inorganic arsenic rides in pelagic sargassum. The apothecary extracts it out of the lot before fucoidan or iodine is poured. It is not bottled.

Pulled offLead, cadmium

Heavy metals in the same weed and in wild leaf. A lot that fails the assay does not become an oil.

Never pouredDatura, aristolochia

Thorn apple and six-sixty-six sit in the old hedge lists. They stay out of Shirley’s. No tincture, no teaspoon.

Tested twice.

Every SwissX Island product is tested at SwissX Labs Zurich and at the Department of Analytical Services, Antigua and Barbuda. The 30 ml, the 250 ml, the lip salve, the gummies, the candle, the soap, SoilBooster, the serums, and Shirley’s master blends. A test is not a disease-cure claim. Measured against the carbon footprint we generate, if any, in making it. If the process generates any, that figure is on the lot. No dollar credit.