Oatstraw

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Botanical Name: Avena sativa

Common Names: Groats, common oat

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Product Name	Size	Origin	SKU	Price
Oatstraw Powder	1 lb	United States	201875-51	$13.00
Organic Oatstraw C/S	1 lb	United States	209465-31	$14.00
Organic Oatstraw C/S	4 oz	United States	209465-34	$6.08
Organic Oatstraw Powder	1 lb	United States	209465-51	$19.67
Organic Oatstraw Powder	4 oz	United States	209465-54	$6.75

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Oatstraw (Avena sativa)

Latin Name: Avena sativa
Common Names: Oatstraw

Avena sativa, or Oatstraw is one of the most common herbs found in folk medicine.

Warning: Conventional: Contains Gluten

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I bought this product for my Husband, but I ended up on love with it. We drink it in our daily Smoothies, for energy. It works. So now I buy it everytime I have some extra money.

by Selva C on November 21, 2014

Product: Oatstraw Powder

yum

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best stuff ever!

by betsea on October 15, 2014

Product: Oatstraw

High quality, arrived quickly

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I use the bulk herbs for infusions mainly. Oatstraw is my favorite for summer. It's very refreshing and clean served chilled over ice. I don't use any sweetener, it doesn't need it in my opinion. I used this herb years ago when going through menopause, and I'm back to it to help keep my cholesterol in check, and my energy and libido up!
It's the first one I run out of. I love that the bulk herbs from Starwest come in a zip lock bag. Very convenient.

by Rocklover on August 15, 2014

Product: Organic Oatstraw C/S

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Questions & Answers for Oatstraw

Is Avena Sativa considered Gluten-Free?

Question by: Doug on May 06, 2014

No, it is not typically gluten-free (most likely due to cross-contamination with harvesting, transport, storage and processing equipment that is also used for items containing gluten. Each lot we've tested has tested above the FDA limits for gluten-free products.

Answer by: Starwest Staff on May 06, 2014