Infused Oils
Make an Herbal Oil
Enter the amount of carrier oil you want to use. The calculator gives you the dried-herb weight, ratio, and Gathered Remedies Infuzium starting setting.
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Gathered Remedies · Infuzium Method
Using the Infuzium for Herbal Preparations
A practical way to make herbal infused oils and tinctures with controlled time and temperature — without turning the process into something complicated.
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What Do You Want to Make?
You do not need to learn every setting first. Choose your preparation and let the appropriate tool calculate the batch.
Tinctures
Make a Tincture
Choose fresh or dried herb, enter your menstruum amount, and select the ratio called for by your formula to calculate the matching herb weight.
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Reference
Look Up an Herb
Use the herb reference when you want to check the plant part, preparation notes, or Gathered Remedies starting setting.
Open Herb Reference →The Basic Method
How Gathered Remedies Uses the Infuzium
The machine does not replace formulation. It simply gives you controlled heat, time, and mixing once you know what you are making.
1
Choose the Preparation
Decide whether you are making an infused oil or a tincture.
2
Calculate the Batch
Use the matching calculator for the herb and liquid amounts.
3
Set Time & Temperature
Use the plant-part starting guide or a more specific formula when available.
4
Strain & Label
Finish the cycle, strain thoroughly, bottle, and record what you made.
Quick Reference
Gathered Remedies Gentle-Heat Starting Guide
These are simple starting settings organized by dried plant part. They are not factory Infuzium presets.
Flowers
100°F · 2 hr Calendula, chamomile, lavenderLeaves & Aerial Parts
110°F · 3 hr Plantain, rosemary, lemon balmSeeds & Berries
120°F · 4 hr Fennel seed, elderberry, rosehipRoots & Bark
130°F · 6 hr Burdock, ginger, comfrey rootResins & Gums
140°F · 8 hr Frankincense, myrrh, pine resinWhat the Infuzium Does
Controls the Process
The useful part of the Infuzium is repeatability: you can select a time and temperature rather than relying only on a stovetop, slow cooker, or several-week room-temperature infusion.
What It Does Not Decide
Your Formula Still Matters
Herb amount, liquid amount, herb-to-liquid ratio, alcohol percentage, and plant-part preparation are formulation decisions. That is why the calculators and herb reference are separate from the machine itself.
Important distinction: the temperatures and times shown on
Gathered Remedies are our gentle starting guidelines for herbal formulation.
They should not be presented as the manufacturer’s factory presets. Always
follow the Infuzium manufacturer’s operating, fill-level, cleaning, and safety
instructions for your machine.
Ready to Make a Batch?
Choose oil or tincture and let the calculator do the measuring math.
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