Dandelion Root

$7.55 ~~$20.99~~ In stock

Dandelion is a versatile botanical, as the entire plant can be used for everything from herbal teas to salads and even wines! This pretty yellow flower that some consider a weed (not us!) has been used for thousands of years. In traditional Native American cultures, the plant was boiled down into a tea. Nature’s Way Dandelion Root is a diuretic herb inspired by these traditional wellness practices.*

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Adults take 3 capsules once daily.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★ Aug 20, 2026

Brewed a cup of this as a tea after dinner and the earthy, slightly sweet flavor was surprisingly pleasant — not bitter like I expected from a root. The dried roots themselves look clean and whole, perfect for steeping or tossing into a salad.

Kevin ★★★★★ Aug 17, 2026

The whole plant being usable is what sold me—I've tossed the leaves into salads and steeped the root for tea, and both turned out great. The dried pieces keep their color and smell fresh, so it's easy to tell the quality is there.

Riley ★★★★☆ Aug 21, 2026

The whole plant being usable is what sold me—I’ve tossed the roots into soups and steeped the leaves for tea, so nothing goes to waste. Only gripe is the bag’s a bit bulky for my pantry shelf, but the versatility makes up for it.