The Apothecary
A small, hand-tended shelf of supplements, native botanicals and skin rituals from the Badi line. Every product is selected by Dr Sam and her practitioner team for its evidence, lineage, and quality. Checkout happens on our store, badi.com.au — shipping worldwide.
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Clinician-tailored prescription
Our clinic creates prescription-only supplements in a regulated Australian laboratory — precision-dosed for your biomarkers, allergies, and goals. Not off-the-shelf, not generic.
Supplements
A circadian-aware nutrient stack — activate by day, restore by night.
Two formulations, one rhythm. The Morning Primer brings activated B-vitamins, dual-form magnesium, CoQ10 and Vitamin D for clean daytime energy. The Evening Primer layers in zinc, inositol and taurine to support biochemical recovery during sleep. Vegetable capsules, no fillers, made in an Australian laboratory.
A$450.00
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Tea & Botanicals
Wildharvested by Dr Sam and her family on Gangulu country.
Pittosporum angustifolium — one of the most studied native Australian medicinal plants. Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties documented in both Indigenous knowledge systems and modern in-vitro research. Every purchase directly supports the Gangulu tribe to create opportunities and employment for their youth and Elders.
A$55.00
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Skin & Ritual
Yellow clay, palm-free, hand-poured.
Olive, coconut, castor and shea butter base — gentle and skin-loving. Calendula petals for soothing, lemon myrtle essential oil for the lift. 140g bar, made in Australia.
A$12.00
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Skin & Ritual
Activated charcoal, unscented, deeply purifying.
A clean, fragrance-free bar built on olive, coconut, rice bran and shea — with active charcoal powder for a daily detoxifying cleanse. 140g, palm-free, made in Australia.
A$12.00
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Skincare
A daily glow ritual — light, hydrating, brightening.
A lightweight serum that brightens, hydrates deeply, and primes the skin for the day. Suitable for all skin types.
A$45.00
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Skin & Ritual
Red clay — used across 3,000 generations for healing.
Australian red clay carries ancestral lineage. Infused with sandalwood and a touch of rose geranium, this soap cleanses while honouring the land. Olive, coconut, castor and shea butter base. 140g, palm-free, made in Australia.
A$12.00
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Skincare
Australian-made bamboo sheet mask — Kakadu plum & Vitamin C.
Most sheet masks are mass-produced overseas with questionable formulations. This one is crafted in small batches in an Aussie lab — biodegradable bamboo fibre soaked in Kakadu plum (one of the world's richest Vitamin C sources), turmeric extract, cucumber, and radish root ferment for a vegan, unscented glow ritual.
A$15.00
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Writings on our plant and herbal medicines — traditional knowledge alongside modern research — each linked to the products they describe. Native foods as medicine (Kakadu plum, wattleseed, gumbi gumbi and more) join the shelf as they're sourced on Country. Educational only, always alongside your practitioner.
Herbal Medicine · Ayurveda
A 3000-year-old root meets cortisol curves and HRV — what the data is saying.
Herbal Medicine · Andean / Quechua
Grown at 14,000 feet, Lepidium meyenii has unique adaptogenic properties confirmed by RCTs.
Nutritional Medicine · First Nations Australia
Kakadu plum, gumbi gumbi, lemon myrtle, wattleseed — bushfoods Aboriginal peoples have eaten as medicine for 60,000 years, now measured by modern science.
Herbal Medicine · Ayurveda × Modern science
Used for centuries in Ayurvedic medicine for cough, asthma and bronchitis, adhatoda (vasa) is one of the most researched traditional respiratory herbs.
Herbal Medicine · Traditional × Modern science
From wound healing to antioxidant defence and gut support, aloe vera's gel and latex have been studied across many fields of medicine.
Nutritional Medicine · First Nations Australia × Modern science
Emerging research links high omega-3 levels to longer telomeres—the protective caps on our DNA that shorten with age. First Nations coastal wisdom and modern longevity science converge at the water's edge.