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Prickly Pear Drops
From juicy, delicious fruit
to bottled drops.

Beautiful prickly pears, bursting with sweet-tart flavor—that is where our drops begin. Follow their journey from our mountain farms in Central Mexico through cold pressing, preparation, and bottling.

Follow the fruit →

Natural Home Cures Prickly Pear Drops bottle

60 mL

2 fl oz bottle

1 mL

Measured serving

60

Servings per bottle

On this page

01From tuna to drops 02Inside the bottle 03How to take the drops 04How the formats compare 05Storage and precautions 06Quality information 07Choose your bottle

From the mountain cactus to your door.

Follow the fruit through harvest, preparation, cold pressing, bottling, and delivery. Each image brings you closer to the people and preparation behind your Prickly Pear Drops.

Process illustration: High in Central Mexico, juicy red tuna ripens on vibrant green cactus pads. — Step 01 of 14
Where the fruit begins
High in Central Mexico, beautiful red tuna ripens on vibrant green cactus pads. This is where the journey begins.

Process illustration: The harvest begins with people working among the cactus rows. — Step 02 of 14
People behind the harvest
People work among the cactus rows, caring for the harvest before the fruit moves into preparation.

Process illustration: A worker selects mature prickly pear fruit from the cactus. — Step 03 of 14
Select ripe prickly pear fruit
A worker selects ripe prickly pear fruit from the cactus, using protective gloves and harvesting tools.

Process illustration: Freshly picked fruit is placed into the harvest basket. — Step 04 of 14
Gather the harvest
The picked fruit is gathered into a basket, carrying the colors of the plantation into the next stage.

Process illustration: The gathered fruit moves from the farm into preparation. — Step 05 of 14
Bring the fruit into preparation
Harvested fruit is brought into the preparation area, ready to be opened and prepared for pressing.

Process illustration: Cut fruit reveals moist, jewel-red flesh ready for pressing. — Step 06 of 14
Open the luscious fruit
The fruit is cut open, revealing sweet-tart, ruby-red flesh.

Process illustration: Mechanical pressure releases the fruit’s juice. No heat is used. — Step 07 of 14
Cold-press the fruit
The prepared tuna is squeezed to release its juice. No heat is used.⁽¹⁾

Process illustration: The liquid is transferred into the dispenser for bottling. — Step 08 of 14
Move the liquid into filling
The prepared liquid is transferred into the dispenser that feeds the bottle-filling stage.

Process illustration: The dispenser delivers the liquid into the waiting bottles. — Step 09 of 14
Fill each bottle
The dispenser fills each amber glass bottle with the prepared liquid. We choose glass for contact with our blend, and its amber color helps reduce light exposure to protect the blend’s botanical character.⁽²⁾
Keep the bottle away from direct sunlight and follow its storage directions.

Process illustration: Filled bottles receive their glass droppers and black caps. — Step 10 of 14
Fit the droppers
A glass dropper is guided into each filled bottle, and the black dropper cap is fitted.

Process illustration: The bottle passes through labeling with its product identity and directions. — Step 11 of 14
Apply the label
The capped bottle passes through labeling, bringing the product name, formula, and directions together.

Process illustration: A scientist reviews the preparation in a plain unlabeled amber glass bottle. — Step 12 of 14
Review quality before release
Before release, batch records and applicable test results are reviewed for ingredient identity, purity, strength, blend composition, and contaminants. This review checks the batch against our quality specifications.⁽³⁾

Process illustration: Packed orders leave the fulfillment area for delivery. — Step 13 of 14
Begin the delivery journey
Finished bottles are packed with care in protective packaging and branded boxes. Your parcel then begins its delivery journey. Delivery timing varies by destination and shipping method.

Process illustration: The journey reaches the person who chose the drops. — Step 14 of 14
Arrive at your door
The parcel reaches you. From a living cactus in the mountains to a bottle for your daily routine, the journey connects the fruit with you.

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Look inside the bottle.

Each serving of our Prickly Pear Drops is 1 mL. Our Supplement Facts panel lists the following amounts.⁽⁴⁾

Label entry	Amount per 1 mL serving
Calories	2
Total carbohydrates	1 g
Proprietary Blend	1,080 mg
“B12 Extract”	2,500 mcg
Named botanical ingredient	Prickly Pear Concentrate (Nopal fruit concentrate)

We also include calcium citrate, natural citric acid, and ascorbic acid, listed under “Other Ingredients.”⁽⁴⁾

The 1,080 mg figure is for the whole blend in one 1 mL serving. It does not tell you how much of each ingredient is included.⁽⁵⁾

Read our complete label

Natural Home Cures Prickly Pear Drops label showing Supplement Facts, other ingredients, serving directions, and cautions

Open the full-size Prickly Pear Drops label →

A measured serving. A simple routine.

Artwork showing Prickly Pear Drops measured with a dropper beside a glass

Take one dropper (1 mL) of our Prickly Pear Drops 2–3 times daily.⁽⁴⁾

Shake

Shake the bottle well before use.

Measure

Measure 1 mL with the supplied dropper. It will appear about half full.

Hold

Place the liquid under your tongue and hold for 30–45 seconds.

Swallow

Swallow the liquid, then close the bottle.

Each bottle provides 60 servings: about 30 days at two servings daily, or 20 days at three. Measure each 1 mL serving by volume rather than counting individual drops.

Read the Prickly Pear Drops serving directions →

Three formats. Read each one on its own terms.

Natural Home Cures Nopal capsules, Prickly Pear Drops, and loose Nopal powder displayed together

Format	What you are choosing	How to measure
Prickly Pear Drops	Our liquid blend of Nopal fruit concentrate and the other ingredients shown above.	1 mL per serving.
Nopal capsules	Freeze-dried Opuntia streptacantha green pad powder in vegetable capsules.	500 mg per capsule; 1,000 mg per two-capsule serving.
Loose Nopal powder	Separately sold Opuntia ficus-indica powder; it is not freeze-dried.	Use the serving directions we supply with our powder.

Milliliters of liquid and milligrams of pad powder measure different preparations. There is no automatic conversion from one dropper to a capsule count. If you use more than one product, follow each label separately.

Explore our freeze-dried pad capsule preparation →

Keep the bottle ready for the next serving.

For best results, store our drops in the refrigerator. Close the bottle after use. Keep it out of reach of children. Do not use a bottle with a damaged or missing safety seal.

Do not exceed our recommended amount. If you are pregnant or nursing, under 18, or have a known medical condition, consult a physician before using our drops.⁽⁴⁾

Tell your doctor or pharmacist about the supplements and medicines you use, particularly before adding another product to your routine. Supplements can interact with medicines and are not a substitute for prescribed treatment.⁽⁶⁾