Oregano Oil (90 Gelcaps) – High-Potency Carvacrol for Natural Antimicrobial Support
Oregano Oil 90 Gelcaps delivers pure essential oil of oregano (Origanum vulgare) standardized to 60% carvacrol — the key bioactive phenol responsible for oregano oil's powerful natural antimicrobial, antifungal, and antioxidant properties. Encapsulated in fish gelatin for easy, odor-free swallowing. A practitioner staple for gut health, immune defense, Candida protocols, SIBO support, and respiratory wellness. Curated by Michelle Tonkin ND at Healthy Solutions For All.
Key Benefits

Natural Antimicrobial: Carvacrol and thymol in oregano oil exhibit broad-spectrum activity against bacteria, fungi (including Candida), and certain parasites
SIBO & Gut Dysbiosis Support: Oregano oil is widely used by integrative practitioners as part of small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) herbal protocols
Antifungal Properties: Effective in natural Candida overgrowth protocols — a practitioner-preferred alternative to conventional antifungals
Antioxidant & Anti-Inflammatory: High phenol content provides cellular antioxidant protection and supports healthy inflammatory response
Convenient Fish Gelcap: Enteric-capsule format minimizes reflux and delivers oil to the gut — 90 caps per bottle for extended protocols

Usage & Dosage
Typical adult use: 1–2 gelcaps with meals, 1–3 times daily. For antimicrobial protocols (SIBO, Candida), use under practitioner supervision for 4–8 weeks, followed by a probiotic reseeding phase. Do not use for extended periods without professional guidance. Not recommended during pregnancy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 60% carvacrol standardization mean?

Carvacrol is the primary active phenol in oregano oil responsible for its antimicrobial effects. A 60% carvacrol concentration is considered a high-potency, therapeutic-grade standardization — far more active than culinary oregano oil.
Can oregano oil kill good gut bacteria?

Yes — oregano oil is non-selective and can reduce beneficial flora along with pathogens. This is why it is typically used in structured protocols followed by probiotic restoration. Work with your practitioner to time usage appropriately.
Is oregano oil effective for Candida?

Multiple in-vitro and clinical studies support oregano oil's efficacy against Candida species including C. albicans. It is a mainstay of naturopathic antifungal protocols.
How is this different from culinary oregano oil?

Culinary oregano is not standardized for carvacrol content. This supplement-grade Origanum vulgare is specifically processed to deliver a consistent, therapeutic concentration of active phenols.