Black Seed Oil – Virgin Cold Pressed

Cold pressed. Unfiltered. Full spectrum.

Not just oil, but the whole seed profile.
Built around composition, not convenience.

Virgin cold pressed black seed oil (Nigella sativa) for daily use, unrefined and unfiltered to retain naturally occurring compounds and seed sediment.

100 ml | Oil

• Unfiltered with natural seed sediment
• Virgin cold pressed from Egyptian Nigella sativa seeds
• Third-party verified thymoquinone content (~1.8%)
• Full spectrum composition, not isolated fractions
• Tested for purity and compound profile

Overview

This black seed oil is produced using traditional cold pressing methods, followed by a controlled resting process to retain and reintegrate seed sediment. Unlike filtered oils, this preserves a broader range of naturally occurring compounds.

The result is a dense, full-spectrum oil that reflects the composition of the original seed, rather than a simplified or refined extract.

• Cold pressed, not heat processed or chemically extracted
• Includes both oil and sediment fractions
• Built around whole-seed integrity

Why This Product

• Retains the full composition of the seed, not just the oil fraction
• Includes sediment to preserve naturally occurring compounds
• Independently tested for thymoquinone and related compounds
• Avoids over-processing and unnecessary filtration

Key Characteristics

• Approximately 1.8% thymoquinone (third-party verified)
• Contains monoterpenes including thymol, carvacrol and p-cymene
• Naturally includes both essential oil and fatty acid fractions
• Unfiltered with visible sediment

Potential Use

This product is typically used as part of a balanced routine.
It may be associated with:

• General wellbeing and balance
• Use within structured daily routines
• Inclusion within broader nutritional practices
• Traditional dietary use

Composition / Structure

• Nigella sativa seeds contain both fixed oils (fatty acids) and essential oil fractions
• The essential oil portion typically represents a small percentage of the total oil content
• Compounds such as thymoquinone exist within this fraction alongside other volatile compounds
• This product preserves both fractions rather than isolating one

Full Spectrum vs Extracted Oil

Cold pressed black seed oil differs significantly from more refined or extracted formats.

• Cold pressing retains both lipid and volatile compound fractions
• Unfiltered oil includes sediment, which contributes additional naturally occurring compounds
• The result is a broader, more complete representation of the seed

Rather than isolating specific compounds, this approach maintains the natural balance found in the original material.

Cold Pressed vs CO₂ Extracted

Different methods produce different outcomes.

Cold Pressed Oil

• Retains full-spectrum composition
• Includes both fatty acids and volatile compounds
• Unfiltered formats may include sediment
• Reflects the natural structure of the seed

CO₂ Extracted Oil

• Targets specific volatile compounds
• Typically higher concentration of certain fractions
• More refined and selective
• Does not represent the full seed composition

Both methods have their place, but they are not interchangeable. This product is designed around full-spectrum integrity rather than selective extraction.

Processing / Production

• Seeds are cold pressed without heat or chemical solvents
• Oil is rested to allow natural sediment separation
• Sediment is reintroduced prior to bottling
• No filtration or refinement applied

Quality & Sourcing

• Sourced from Egyptian Nigella sativa seeds
• Third-party tested for thymoquinone and compound profile
• Produced using controlled cold pressing methods
• Supplied in line with UK standards

How It Compares

• Unlike filtered oils, this retains seed sediment
• Unlike refined oils, this preserves volatile compounds
• Unlike CO₂ extracts, this is not fractionated
• Built around full-spectrum composition rather than isolated metrics

Who It’s For

• Individuals looking for traditional black seed oil
• Those who prioritise full-spectrum products
• Users seeking minimally processed oils

Alternative option

This oil sits within a small range of cold-pressed oils, each with a distinct composition and flavour profile.

Black Seed Oil

• Strong, bitter, and distinctive taste
• Traditionally used as part of daily routines
• Contains naturally occurring compounds such as thymoquinone

Siberian Pine Nut Oil

• Potent, rich, nutty, and distinctive flavour
• Naturally contains a range of fatty acids
• Often used as a food oil or daily addition

Choosing between them

Black seed oil is often chosen for its traditional use and established place in daily routines.

Pine nut oil offers a different profile, with a richer, nut-based composition and a more food-oriented use.

Siberian pine nut oil is available, offering a different composition and flavour profile.

How to Use

• Take a small serving daily (as directed)
• Can be taken directly or added to food
• Shake before use to redistribute sediment
• Use consistently as part of a routine

To learn more about Black seed oil, read: What is black seed oil?

Important Information

Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.