20x Extract Salvia Divinorum — Ultra-Concentrated Botanical Specimen (Salvia divinorum 20X)

🌿 Salvia Divinorum 20x Extract

Salvia Divinorum 20x Extract is a concentrated botanical preparation associated with the leaves of Salvia divinorum, a distinctive perennial plant belonging to the Lamiaceae family.

Natural Botanical Supply provides detailed botanical and product information to help customers understand the identity, characteristics, and form of the botanical materials in our collections.

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🌱 About Salvia Divinorum

Salvia divinorum, commonly known as Diviner’s Sage, is an accepted species within the genus Salvia. The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew identifies its native range as Oaxaca, Mexico, where it grows as a perennial in subtropical environments.

The species belongs to the Lamiaceae family, commonly known as the mint family. It is recognized botanically for its broad leaves, distinctive growth characteristics, and association with the flora of Oaxaca.

For additional taxonomic information, see the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew – Plants of the World Online .

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🔬 Botanical Information

Common Name	Diviner’s Sage
Scientific Name	Salvia divinorum
Family	Lamiaceae
Genus	Salvia
Native Range	Oaxaca, Mexico
Product Form	20x Botanical Extract

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🔬 Understanding “20x Extract”

The term 20x extract is generally used to describe a botanical preparation marketed as concentrated relative to a stated amount of starting plant material.

However, the term “20x” should not automatically be interpreted as a precise or standardized chemical concentration. Extract terminology can vary between suppliers and products, and the designation alone does not establish a specific concentration of any individual constituent.

For that reason, customers should rely on the product’s specific labeling, available documentation, and supplier information rather than interpreting the “20x” designation as an independently verified potency measurement.

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🍃 Product Characteristics

• 🌱 Botanical Source: Salvia divinorum
• 🍃 Plant Material: Leaf-derived botanical material
• 🔬 Product Form: 20x extract
• 📋 Product Information: Clearly identified botanical material and extract format
• 📦 Packaging: Prepared according to the product format

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🌎 Ethnobotanical Background

Salvia divinorum has a documented ethnobotanical history associated with the Mazatec region of Oaxaca, Mexico. Historical and botanical sources have described the plant within the traditional knowledge of the region.

For broader background information, customers can consult the U.S. DEA 2024 Drugs of Abuse Resource Guide .

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📚 Explore More Botanical Information

Interested in learning more about Salvia divinorum and other specialty botanicals? Visit our Botanical Knowledge Center for botanical profiles, educational guides, product information, and resources about our collections.

You can also explore our Salvia Divinorum Collection to view other products in this botanical category.

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📦 Storage Information

Follow the storage instructions supplied with the product. Botanical materials should generally be protected from excessive moisture, heat, and prolonged direct sunlight and kept securely sealed when not in use.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

🌿 What is Salvia Divinorum?

Salvia divinorum is a perennial plant species in the Lamiaceae family. Kew identifies its native range as Oaxaca, Mexico.

🔬 What does 20x extract mean?

“20x extract” is a product designation generally used to describe a concentrated preparation relative to a stated amount of starting botanical material. It does not, by itself, establish a standardized chemical concentration.

🍃 What plant material is associated with the extract?

The product is associated with leaf-derived material from Salvia divinorum.

📦 How should the product be stored?

Follow the product’s storage instructions and protect the material from moisture, excessive heat, and prolonged direct sunlight.

⚖️ Is Salvia Divinorum legal everywhere?

No. The legal status varies between jurisdictions. The DEA notes that Salvia divinorum is not controlled under the U.S. federal Controlled Substances Act but is controlled by a number of U.S. states.

Customers are responsible for determining the rules applicable to their own location before purchasing, possessing, importing, or otherwise handling the product.

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📖 Botanical References

• Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew – Plants of the World Online: Salvia divinorum
• U.S. DEA – Drugs of Abuse Resource Guide, 2024

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