Organic Rice Bran Oil (Oryza Sativa) in Miron Violet Glass with Dropper Bottled by Hand Food Grade CO2 Extraction Rice Bran Oil

Botanical name: Oryza Sativa
Extraction method: CO2 extraction. No chemicals or solvents are used during the manufacturing and refining process.
Aroma: mild, rice-like
Part of plant: outer coat of the brown rice grain
Country of origin: Hungary/France/Italy

Please note that this oil is solid at room temperature, and should be placed in a bowl of warm water to melt it to liquid before use. 

NHR Organic Oils are the largest range of Soil Association Food Grade certified organic essential oils in the world. Trading for over 30 years, they are the first company in the world to specialise in certified organic and food grade essential oils, impeccably tested for purity by trained professionals. Organic food grade oils is a much higher standard (most other suppliers use the lower health and beauty grades) making their organic oils the purist, highest quality, most potent therapeutic and food grade organic oils you can buy. Everything they produce is made with care from the latest distillations and harvests.

The one drawback is, NHR uses clear glass packaging which lets in light that, over time, impairs the potency of the oil and reduces its shelf life. In view of how pure and amazing the NHR oils, we are packaging them in Miron violet glass, which is engineered to preserve the purity, potency, and shelf life for products, significantly better than clear glass, amber glass, or green/blue glass. 

Unlike clear glass, Miron violet glass:
 - Blocks harmful light frequencies
 - Prevents oxidation
 - Extends efficacy
 - Is 100% non-toxic and recyclable
 - Miron violet glass jars protect, prolong and enhance natural products.

The longer shelf life and the possibility to reuse and recycle, makes MIRON glass the sustainable choice.

This Rice Bran Oil is certified organic by the Soil Association, which means you can be sure that it has been produced to the highest ethical and environmental standards. The Soil Association’s standards exceed the UK minimum requirements for organic products in many areas, but particularly in animal welfare, GM and the use of pesticides. Standards are constantly reviewed to ensure they deal with current issues.