Buy Salvia Extract is published by the team behind Avalon Magic Plants, a Dutch smartshop. Avalon sells the salvia leaves, extracts, tincture and spray shown on this site, and every product link and button goes to its shop. When you buy through such a link, the shop earns from the sale.
The site covers one product category: salvia extracts and how their strengths are labelled. It explains what the X numbers mean, what published laboratory tests found, how extract compares with leaf and liquid forms, how to store products, and where salvia is legal.
How the information is put together
- Figures about salvinorin A content come from peer-reviewed laboratory studies, linked where they are used. Where no study exists, the page says so.
- Product details, pack sizes, stated milligram contents and suggested amounts are Avalon's own, and are marked as the shop's figures. No published study has tested Avalon's products.
- Legal statements are checked against the law itself or a government source, with the date of the rule and the date we checked it.
- Safety advice follows Dutch public health sources such as Trimbos.
- The site gives no medical or health claims of any kind, and no instructions for making extracts.
Every page shows when it was last updated. The products are offered for adults (18+) during a stay in the Netherlands. If something on this site is out of date or wrong, Avalon's customer service can pass it on to us.
Who is behind the shop
Avalon Magic Plants is a Dutch smartshop that ships from the Netherlands. Its terms state that the shop is intended only for adults and that customers must be at least 18. You can find it at avalonmagicplants.com.