Essential Oils & Aromatherapy
زيوت عطرية نقية، خلطات أروماثيرابي، موزعات روائح.
1 products · from 195 EGP
- Cash on delivery
- Delivery in 12–72 hours, all governorates
- Free advice from licensed pharmacists
Before You Buy an Essential Oil
Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts used for aromatherapy, scenting a room, or on skin once diluted. Options differ in plant source, purity, bottle size and how strong the oil is on skin. Right now the shelf carries Organic Nation Wild Thyme Oil, labelled 100% pure, in a 100 ml bottle for 195 EGP. Thyme is a potent oil, so read the directions carefully before you start.
How to choose
- Check the label says pure essential oil, with the plant name and bottle size clearly stated.
- Strong oils like thyme should be diluted with a carrier oil before touching skin.
- Patch test a small diluted amount on your arm and wait before wider use.
- Compare price to bottle size; 100 ml lasts a long time since you use drops.
- Ask the pharmacist first if pregnant, breastfeeding, or using oils around children, asthma, or pets.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put thyme oil directly on my skin?
It is not recommended. Thyme essential oil is concentrated and may cause irritation or redness when applied neat. Mix it with a carrier oil such as almond or olive oil and test a small area first. If you have sensitive skin or a skin condition, ask the pharmacist about a suitable dilution.
Can I swallow an essential oil or add it to food?
Aromatherapy essential oils are not meant to be swallowed, and they are not a substitute for culinary thyme. Ingesting them may irritate the mouth and stomach. Stick to the use described on the bottle, and if you hear about internal use of any oil, ask the pharmacist before trying it.
What does 100% pure mean, and how do I store it?
According to the label, it means the oil is not diluted with another oil. That does not make it safe to use undiluted; it is actually stronger. Store it somewhere cool and away from sunlight, close the cap tightly after each use, and keep it out of children's reach.
Are essential oils suitable during pregnancy or for children?
They need extra care. Strong oils like thyme may not suit pregnant or breastfeeding women, young children or people with asthma, even when inhaled. Don't start using them in these cases without advice. Ask the pharmacist and mention any medicines or allergies you have.
How do I pay and when will my order arrive?
You can pay cash on delivery, and orders usually arrive within 12 to 72 hours depending on your area. When it arrives, check the bottle is sealed and intact, with the size and brand on the label. If you have a usage question before ordering, ask the pharmacist.
General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.

