Thymus vulgaris
Thyme (thymol chemotype)
- Thymol type (CT thymol); CT linalool and CT thujanol differ
Thyme is the standard teaching example of why chemotype is a safety field and not a marketing one: CT thymol is 42% thymol with a 2% ceiling, CT…
By botanical part
leaf and flowering top
2 published monographs fall under this facet. A facet here is not a taxonomy label but a safety clue: plants in the same family often share cross-reactivity risk, and the same botanical part often shares extraction and oxidation behaviour.
Monographs in this facet
Origanum vulgare
Oregano
- Carvacrol type; CT thymol and CT linalool exist
Oregano is 60% carvacrol, the strongest phenol load on this site, and it is the oil most often recommended online at dilutions that would burn. It…