1. 7 Only poison, not evening primrose oil, could cure that.

2. Balance, test- tubes in stands, and a smell of -- evening primrose.

3. 2 Oil of evening primrose is used as a herbal medicine.

4. The flowers of many species open in the evening, hence the name "evening primrose".

5. 9 So when you're choosing a supplement of evening primrose oil, choose Epoc.

6. 4 Evening primrose oil is used on the skin as well as taken internally.

7. Biennials—including foxgloves, evening primrose, and Iceland poppies—have a life cycle that takes two years

8. 16 Epoc stands for Evening Primrose Oil Company, where meticulous attention is given to every detail of cultivation and production.

9. 8 The large numbers of evening primrose in Liverpool reflect its abundance on the sand dunes just outside the city.

10. 24 Many women find, over a period of time, that they like to take a regular supplement of evening primrose oil.

11. In 1919, Heiduschka and Lüft extracted the oil from evening primrose seeds and described an unusual linolenic acid, which they name γ-.

12. 13 All that's added to our evening primrose oil is a little vitamin E to help your body obtain its full goodness.

13. 27 Wright and Burton performed a crossover study of evening primrose oil and placebo in 99 adults and children with atopic eczema.

14. They include vitamin E, vitamin C, niacinamide, fish oils that are high in eicosapentaenoic acid and gammalinolenic acid, borage seed oil, and oil of evening primrose.

15. This Cleansing oil pairs squalane with a handful of antioxidant-rich ingredients, like evening primrose and sunflower seed oils, to lightly moisturize your face while removing makeup

16. In herbal and traditional medicine, Borage oil has been used to induce sweating, as an expectorant and anti-inflammatory, and as an alternative source to evening primrose oil for obtaining GLA