NOW Supplements, Olive Leaf Glycerite Liquid, 18% Oleuropein, Dropper Included, 2-Ounce

It's a powerful tonic to drink for your blood pressure for your sugar for headaches that cause from high blood pressure if you keep up with drinking it in the right way or if you have urinal problem especially men its works and you may find out other little things too.

Works when balanced with diet and exercise.

loved this herbal Olive leaf extract tincture use for natural antibiotic works

I believe this liquid form of olive leaf helped me more than the capsules I was taking. It was first recommended to me by a local health food store but their price was abt 30% higher than Swanson. I usually place the recommended amt into 1-2 oz of water and take twice daily.

its so funny how we are all different! I know another reviewer didn't like this, but I really enjoy the taste and texture of this product. I mix it with a little water--and often some elderberry syrup and/or eleuthro if I'm taking them also. It has a natural sweetness to it--and my sense is that I absorb it better this way.

I ingest this Olive leaf everyday and i feel great as if its apart of my health regime.I really like it and honestly believe that it fights off anything that it may need to in my digestive system and/or bloodstream.

I’ve been using for some time and find it’s a big help. The taste isn’t something you look forward to but the results are worth it. Always want an extra bottle on hand.

I have used Olive Leaf supplements off and on for years and I find this product is easy to use. Just a dropper full each evening before bed mixed in water makes it really easy to take. Very pleased with this product and reasonable price!

Ok, i have taken supliments for years and multiple times i rely upon oral adminstered glycerines due to the effectiveness from being absorbed in the mouth. I have to draw the line with this one though. I'm sure it is effective if someone can take it but I can't get past the taste. It tastes like a mash of green leaves with a little bit of oil and a hint of mint. And it looks exactly how it tastes, a green paste. You can possibly mix it with something but that defeats the purpose. You take a glycerin for the absorbtion effect in your mouth. If you mix it with something it just goes straight to the stomach.

I don't know how anyone is supposed to injest this: it's putrid.