Black Pepper Oil

Yes, DRUERA Black Pepper Oil is 100% natural and food-grade. You can add it to cooking, though it's extremely pungent, so use it sparingly.

Customers report that just one drop is enough to flavor an entire dish. One customer from the Netherlands described it as "easy to use in our dishes, not too hot" with a nice taste, while another said it's "the most pungent I have ever used" and only needs a single drop in cooking.

Sri Lankan black pepper oil contains over 6% piperine content, which is considered the highest in the world.

Piperine is the compound responsible for pepper's characteristic heat and pungency.

The oil also contains a high content of aroma-giving terpenes, which contribute to its complex, warm, spicy scent.

This exceptional piperine level comes from Sri Lanka's unique growing conditions and traditional processing methods.

The oil is extracted through steam distillation of sun-dried black pepper berries.

The pepper vines in Sri Lanka are often grown as a secondary crop in tea and coconut plantations, benefiting from the natural ecosystem of these established agricultural areas.

This traditional cultivation method, combined with careful steam distillation, produces an oil that captures the full aromatic profile and potency of Ceylon black pepper.

Beyond culinary use, black pepper oil is versatile for aromatherapy and topical applications.

In vapor therapy or a diffuser, it can add warmth during cold weather.

For massage, dilute it with a carrier oil to help with sore muscles, aching limbs, and circulation.

One customer specifically mentioned using it for arthritis and sore muscles, saying it "works great." Always dilute before applying to skin, and use sparingly due to its potency.

DRUERA offers two sizes: 0.33 fl oz (10ml) and 3 fl oz (88.73ml). The smaller size is perfect for trying the oil or for occasional use since a little goes a long way.

If you buy a 3 oz bottle, you can add another 3 oz bottle of any DRUERA essential oil to your order and pay the same shipping rate.

This is a practical way to try different oils or stock up.

This oil is extremely potent due to its high piperine content. For cooking, start with just one drop and taste before adding more.

Customers consistently emphasize that a single drop is enough to flavor an entire recipe.

For aromatherapy or topical use, follow standard essential oil guidelines and always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to skin. The concentration means a bottle lasts a long time even with regular use.