Ancient Nutrition Lemon Essential Oil

Key Ingredients

A fragrant way to add ambiance to your home, without added chemicals.

USDA Certified Organic

We’re proud to be USDA Certified Organic — it means we bottle essential oils sourced from plants grown without the use of toxic chemicals, pesticides and fertilizers, toxic human sewage sludge, biosolids or toxic solvents. Our USDA Certified Organic essential oils are always non-GMO and made without added synthetics or fragrances.

Potency From Seed to Bottle

So many essential oils lack potency — but we don’t believe in shortcuts when it comes to the quality of our oils. It typically takes a large amount of the original plant to create just a few drops of high-quality essential oil, so that’s what we do: it takes approximately 45 lemons to create just one 15ml bottle of Lemon Essential Oil.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Dr. Axe Answers

Ancient Nutrition co-founder, chiropractor, clinical nutritionist and certified doctor of natural medicine is here to answer your questions!

Should I always opt for USDA Certified Organic essential oils?

In short, yes. Conventional essential oils are generally sourced from plants grown with harsh chemicals and pollutants. Imagine condensing plants sprayed with toxins, bottling them up and diffusing throughout your home. USDA Certified Organic essential oils, on the other hand, are free of these synthetic chemicals so you never have to second guess.

Does this bottle come with a dropper?

Our essential oils do not include a dropper but they do have a specially made lid that allows one drop to come through the top at a time to avoid spilling or dropping too much at once.

Is this essential oil tested on animals?

We are proud to say that none of our products are tested on animals.

Is this in a plastic or glass bottle?

All of our essential oils are packaged into glass bottles. We recommend always opting for essential oils packed in glass and never plastic.

How many drops come in this bottle?

This bottle contains approximately 250 drops.

What are some other ways I can use this oil?

Diffuse for a citrusy scent Use as a cleaner to purify the air and surfaces Use as a furniture polish just add a few drops to olive oil to clean, protect and shine wood finishes To preserve and protect leather furniture and other leather surfaces or garments, use a cloth soaked in lemon oil to rub them down Add lemon oil to a spray bottle of water to clean tables, countertops and other surfaces Use lemon oil for the early stages of tarnish on silver and other metals To remove stubborn sticky residue on surfaces, put lemon oil on a rag and wipe surfaces To remove grease after changing the oil in an automobile, wash hands with lemon oil