A small red vial of shimmering liquid. The apothecary keeps these chilled behind glass and labels each with a wax seal.

A bitter, pale-green liquid sold in corked vials. Mirella warns customers not to mix this with other reagents.

A leather pouch of bandages and salves. A staple of any travelling party's first aid.

A wooden case filled with tools, dried samples, and small glass jars. Mirella insists on customers handling it carefully.

Larger, heavier tools for more complex mixtures. Useful to an apothecary or an ambitious crafter.

Empty vials, clean and corked. Handier than carrying whole bottles when you need to sample or barter a dose.

A small cloth packet of mashed herbs and beeswax. Good for stopping minor bleeding and soothing pain.

A pale-silver paste made from the shop's signature silverleaf. Visitors praise it for speeding recovery from common fevers.

A stitched linen sachet filled with dried everbloom petals. Farmers and foragers buy these to keep seeds and cuttings viable.

Delicate bundles of leaves tied with thread. Mirella offers different blends for sleep, focus, or calm.

Freshly bundled thyme, comfrey, and yarrow. Practical and cheap for travelers who plan to craft their own remedies.