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FES FLOWER ESSENCES

Buy FES Flower Essences online at Health Freek, a naturopath-owned Australian stockist. FES (Flower Essence Services) is one of the world's most respected flower-essence ranges, offering an extensive library of single essences and the famous Five-Flower (Rescue-style) formula for emotional and energetic support.

What are flower essences?

Flower essences are gentle, vibrational preparations made by infusing flowers in water — a tradition popularised by Dr Edward Bach and carried forward by FES with both North American and worldwide blooms. They are taken in drops under the tongue or in water and are used to support emotional balance and wellbeing, working on feelings and outlook rather than the body's chemistry. Because the range is so large, there is an essence matched to almost any emotional state.

Who looks for them

People search for FES essences to support specific emotional themes — stress and overwhelm, confidence, grief, focus, transitions — and practitioners (naturopaths, kinesiologists, counsellors) use them in their work. Many start with a single essence chosen for how they're feeling, or with a calming combination.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy FES flower essences online in Australia?
You can order the full FES range — single essences and combination formulas — here from Health Freek, with no prescription required.

How do I choose and take a flower essence?
Choose by the emotional state you'd like to support, then take a few drops under the tongue or in water several times a day. They're gentle and can be combined; a practitioner can help you select if you're unsure.

Explore related ranges in our Mental Health, Adrenal & Nervous System Support and Sleep Support collections.

Flower essences are used traditionally to support emotional wellbeing and are not a substitute for medical care. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.