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Evening Primrose Oil
Some people are using natural plans and herbs, though these have not be evaluated for safe or effective use. Evening primrose oil is one herbal extract that some may use in their daily supplements or beauty products. CVS makes it easy to shop for evening primrose oil supplements and beauty products online. In this product selection, you'll find a variety the supplements and skin care products that contain the ingredient. You can browse the entire selection or filter products to quickly narrow down the options and find what you're looking for.
What Is Evening Primrose Oil?
The evening primrose is a plant that grows wild in North America, Europe, and in certain regions in the Southern hemisphere. At night, the flowers of this plant blossom, showing off bright showy yellow blooms. The flowers and other parts of the evening primrose plant have been used by Native Americans as natural remedies. Today, oil extracted from the plant may be taken in supplement form and added to skin care products.
Evening Primrose Oil Supplements
Evening primrose oil supplements include tablets, capsules, caplets, and softgels that are taken by mouth. Omega-6 fatty acids may provide anti-inflammatory benefits, though primrose oil may interact with other medications and should not be taken until you have checked with your doctor or pharmacist. In addition, people sometimes use evening primrose oil as an alternative to help with menstrual cramps and other symptoms of PMS, helping with menopause symptoms, and for helping to soothe skin irritation, though evening primrose oil has not been proven to be effective for these uses. Overall, more research is needed in order to determine if evening primrose oil can be a useful for any condition or disease. Evening primrose oil can interact with many different medications therefore it is important to talk to your doctor or pharmacist if you are considering a supplement containing evening primrose oil. Your doctor or pharmacist can help you make a safe choice.