Top Picks
These are the products we currently recommend for wormwood, chosen from what we have reviewed across the site. Each pick lists what it is good for and who it suits, so you can match one to your situation rather than defaulting to the cheapest listing.
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A tincture that goes well past the three-herb standard, adding oregano oil, berberine, neem, pau d’arco, turmeric and garlic. Several of those are potent on their own, so this is not the one to start with if you have never taken bitters.
The classic three-herb combination in capsule form, built on a black walnut extract rather than plain powder. Sixty capsules is a short run, which is the point if you want to try the standard trio before committing to a larger bottle.
The same three-herb combination in a 2 fl oz liquid, with papaya leaf and pumpkin seed added. Liquids let you start at a fraction of a dropper and work up, which matters more with wormwood than it does with most herbs.
An eighteen-ingredient blend in softgel form at a 300 count, so the bottle lasts. The trade-off with a blend this wide is that you are taking a lot of botanicals at once and cannot attribute anything you notice to any one of them.
A straightforward wormwood, black walnut and clove capsule with nothing else added. The listing is thin on detail, so treat it as the plain version of the standard trio rather than a formula with a specific rationale behind it.
The only single-ingredient option here. Every other product on this page bundles wormwood with black walnut and clove, which makes it impossible to tell which herb is responsible for what you notice. 450mg capsules, gluten free and non-GMO.