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Botanical oil

Black Seed Oil

Cold-pressed Nigella sativa oil, with the source and format explained.

$25.951 fl oz bottle

Listed price checked November 2, 2026. Tax and shipping are extra.

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What’s inside.

Cold-pressed Nigella sativa (black seed) oil. The manufacturer identifies Egypt as the seed origin and states a minimum 5% thymoquinone content.

How to use it.

Read the current bottle label for the serving and use instructions. Do not substitute a topical or essential oil for an ingestible oil.

Before you choose

Discuss use with your clinician if you take medication, have a medical condition, are pregnant or are nursing. A botanical origin does not make every use appropriate for everyone.

What the evidence can—and can’t—say.

Published black seed studies use differing preparations, doses and populations. Those studies are not trials of this exact bottle. The stated thymoquinone content is a manufacturer specification; an independent, current lot result was not verified.

Common questions.

What is black seed oil?

It is oil from Nigella sativa seeds. It is not the same as black sesame oil or an essential-oil blend.

What does this bottle cost?

The single 1 fl oz bottle was listed at $25.95. Multipacks are separate listings and may change.

Is the thymoquinone percentage independently verified here?

No. The percentage comes from the manufacturer product sheet. We have not independently tested the product.

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