www.wishgardenherbs.com

You can order a product that is already made or select the herbs you want put together, and they will custom-design a tincture for you! I bet this is cheaper than Natureday or Wonderup, and I bet the herbs are fresher and therefore more potent. Remember - herbs can lose their potency if stored for too long once harvested.

This site has lactation and estrogen increasing herbal formulas and such.

p.s. I am not an employee of this company! :)

What do you base your claims on? There is nothing on that site that convinces me that the company's products are particularly cheap, as you have stated. Some of their prices seem to be low, but the bottles are very small. Neither can I see anything to support your claim that the herbs they use are in some way fresher than the herbs that other companies use. Most likely they use the same herb suppliers as other companies.

Yes, I BET these herbs are fresher. The reason I say this is because these products are not mass produced and marketed like Natureday and Wonderup are. This is a smaller company, and their formulas are still hand crafted. Smaller companies have fresher items.

Anyway, here is the email I recived from a rep over there:

Jen-

We can't formulate for you specifically, that is something that an
herbal practitioner may be able to help with. If you let us know where
you live we might be able to make a referral for a herbalist for you to
work with one on one. I don't know of any herbs that increase breast tissue if you
are not breast feeding a baby. Goat's rue is an herb that lactating
women take to improve breast milk supply, and it does enlarge breasts,
but only because the milk ducts become engorged.

Our best advice is to find a practitioner to work with, then with their help you
could look into using some of our products. I hope this has answered
your questions. Have a wonderful day.

Blessings,

Wishgarden Herbs

That only makes sense if small companies use different growers for their herbs to those used by larger operations such as Wonderup and Natureday, which is rather doubtful.

i'm going to find out where they get their herbs.

the larger the company, the less fresh the products, because mass production. it's common sense.

No, that is rather not common sense.

i'm just basing this on my own experiences dealing with larger vs. smaller companies.

:)

Completely the opposite may be true. Larger companies that use mass production like Wonderup and Natureday no doubt use their herbs quickly and don't have them in stock for long. A smaller company may have to store herbs for longer, because they use them up much more slowly.