Formulas for Psychologists
How to Generate Profit from Natural Extracts
Questions from psychologists about reducing expenses and generating new income from plant extracts
You can generate income by creating products with essential oils for clients. For example, rose oil costs around 50 per gram. From one gram, you can produce 100 grams of a water-soluble, bioavailable solution and package it into 5-gram portions. If each portion sells for $30, that totals 600 in revenue, yielding a $550 profit per gram of raw material.
This model works with various essential oils like lavender, bergamot, and others.
You can also create herbal extract drops for sleep and relaxation using ingredients such as valerian and chamomile.
Herbal drops (e.g., valerian, chamomile) can further diversify your product line, supporting clients’ well-being while opening new income streams.
Legal Path to Wellness Products
At masterclasses, psychologists often inquire about the legal aspects of producing and selling wellness products.
A psychologist can create and offer relaxation products—such as blends with rose, lavender, or other essential oils—if the following conditions are met:
1. No medical claims are made. Products should not be marketed as treating or preventing any illness. Acceptable claims include supporting relaxation, enhancing mood, or promoting emotional balance.
2. Only approved and safe ingredients are used. This includes natural essential and carrier oils, free of any restricted or harmful substances.
3. Proper labeling and safety standards are followed. Labels must clearly state the composition, usage instructions, and expiration date.
4. The product is positioned as a cosmetic, wellness, or aromatherapy item—not as a pharmaceutical or medicinal product.
By meeting these guidelines, psychologists can legally produce and distribute relaxation blends and oils.
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