The best thuja products, compared.
Top pick: Deve Herbes thuja oil, 2 x 10 ml Best value: Deve Herbes thuja oil 10 ml – Entry oil price for a fully labelled 10 ml with its own star line and a dilute bullet. Updated October 2026.
On amazon.co.uk, Thuja is not a hedge plant. It is Thuja occidentalis essential oil, creams, one ointment, a thin gel, and Thuja 30c tablets. Shoppers arrive with a verruca, a child's molluscum, a dog lump, or a wish for a woody oil. Check that the label matches the job: the botanical name, who it is for, and the size. The NHS points people who want a pharmacy wart product towards salicylic acid, and it says molluscum usually clears without treatment. Oil, cream, gel, and 30c tablets share a Latin name and do not share a user or a legal status. The [Thuja buying guide](/hub/diy-supplies/thuja/sub/thuja-buying-guide) is the fork between those forms. Jesica's age field says, but the review texts in the file are marked United States.
On amazon.co.uk, Thuja is not a hedge plant. It is Thuja occidentalis essential oil, creams, one ointment, a thin gel, and Thuja 30c tablets.
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Personal buying guide
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What are you trying to buy?
The Deve Herbes twin pack is two 10 ml bottles, with a 20 ml unit count, at £14.02 and a listed weight of 76 g. The age field says Adult, the origin is India, and the bullet says not to apply the oil directly. On the printed volume, 20 ml for £14.02 is about 70p per millilitre, lower than the single 10 ml bottle. The star line is 4.6 from 18, but the six texts in the file do not all describe this oil. One United States text is about oakmoss, and one UK title is about a blood-pressure roll-on. A pipette is mentioned in one review, not in the title. Treat the 4.6 as a mixed sample. Buy the twin pack for the stated 20 ml and the dilute warning, not because the stars look higher than the single bottle.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Someone who wants 20 ml of the Deve Herbes oil and will ignore the mismatched review texts.
Less suitable: A buyer using the 4.6 line to choose, or anyone who needs a dropper named on the listing.
Specifications
Common questions
How much oil is in the Deve Herbes twin pack?
The title says 10 ml times 2. Unit count is 20 ml. Number of items is 2. Item weight is 76 g.
Does the listing say to apply the oil neat?
No. The bullet says do not apply it directly and to dilute it with a carrier oil.
Do all 18 reviews match this oil?
The line is 4.6 from 18. One text in the file praises oakmoss, and one UK title is about a blood-pressure roll-on.
This Greenwood bottle is 5 ml with a glass dropper, at £9.99, and the bullets name Thuja occidentalis, a vegan oil, and a do-not-apply-directly line. The stated uses include skin and hair after dilution, plus aromatherapy. The 4.6 from 6 line and the three review texts are the same as on the 10 ml bottle B08M62WSD7, so they are one shared sample, not six ratings earned by this 5 ml size alone. One of those texts describes dabbing the oil neat on a verruca, which conflicts with the dilute bullet. The listed item weight is 97 g on a 5 ml bottle, which is the printed figure rather than a measured oil mass. The model code is GWTHJGD5-US-NW and the origin is India. Choose it only if you want the smaller dropper bottle and you discount the shared stars.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A first bottle when 5 ml and a dropper matter more than a unique review file.
Less suitable: Anyone treating 4.6 from 6 as proof for this size, or neat skin use.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the 4.6 from 6 unique to this 5 ml bottle?
No. B08M62WSD7 carries the same three review texts and the same 4.6 from 6 line.
Does the title include a dropper?
Yes. Volume is 5 ml. Country of origin is India. Model is GWTHJGD5-US-NW.
What does one of the shared reviews describe?
One text describes dabbing the oil neat on a verruca. The bullet on the same listing says do not apply the oil directly.
This is the 10 ml Greenwood bottle without a dropper in the title, at £9.99, with Thuja occidentalis, origin India, and a dilute-before-skin bullet. Item weight is 50 g and the model is GWTHJ10-US-NW. The three review texts and the 4.6 from 6 line match B08M5ZV8KC exactly, so this page is not showing a separate test of the 10 ml size. The image filename also matches the no-star 5 ml listing B08M62TCL9. The rank pair matches two other Greenwood ASINs. You get twice the stated volume of the 5 ml dropper bottle at the same £9.99, without a dropper named in the title. Skip the star line and compare it as a 10 ml bottle with a shared, very small sample.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A 10 ml Greenwood bottle when you already accept that the 4.6 line is not unique to it.
Less suitable: Measuring doses without a dropper, or counting these six ratings a second time.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this 10 ml bottle show its own reviews?
The three texts and the 4.6 from 6 line are the same as on B08M5ZV8KC. Treat them as one shared sample.
Is a dropper in the title?
No. Volume is 10 ml. Item weight is 50 g. Origin is India.
What does the skin bullet say?
Do not apply the oil directly. Dilute it with a carrier oil.
The Phytopet pot is a white 150 g cream labelled for dogs, horses, and farm animals, and the bullets name Thuja occidentalis for lumpy skin. At £17.36 it sits near the top of this set, with a listed item weight of 170 g and a tub about 7.2 cm across. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.2 from 1,077 reviews, the largest count here, and the 44 headers in the file mostly describe slow change rather than an instant result. A recurring problem is that many of those reviews describe human skin, which the pet listing does not claim. The bullet says apply on the area and does not give a dilution step. An energy-label line on the saved listing is not a cream specification. Treat it as the only animal-labelled cream in this comparison, and take a growing, bleeding, or painful lump to a vet.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A dog, horse, or farm-animal owner who wants the pet-labelled 150 g pot.
Less suitable: A child, a human verruca, or a lump that is growing, bleeding, or painful.
Specifications
Common questions
Who is the Phytopet 150 g cream labelled for?
The listing pet types are dog, farm animal, and horse. The bullets describe a pet skin cream. They do not label it as a human medicine.
What size and weight does the Phytopet listing state?
Size is 150 g, pack of 1. Item weight is 170 g. Dimensions are 7.2 x 7.2 x 5.7 cm. Colour is white.
How many reviews does the listing show?
The customer-reviews line is 4.2 out of 5 from 1,077. The file holds 44 review headers, mostly about slow change rather than an instant result.
This Greenwood bottle is 10 ml of Thuja occidentalis oil with a glass dropper, listed at £11.99. The bullet says not to apply the oil directly and to dilute it in a carrier oil, and the listing also says vegan. Country of origin is India, while the model code GWTHJGD10-US reads like a US part number. The star line is 4.2 from 62, and the file has 18 headers, including reviews marked Australia, France, Belgium, and Italy, so those 62 ratings are the UK listing figure rather than 62 British write-ups. The rank pair 45,676 / 165 is also printed on two other Greenwood ASINs, which makes that line a weak unique signal. It is the oil to shortlist if you want a dropper and a review sample that is not shared with another size. It remains an aromatherapy bottle, not a pharmacy wart medicine.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Someone who wants a 10 ml dropper bottle and will dilute before any skin contact.
Less suitable: Neat skin use, pets, or a buyer who needs a large UK-only review file.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this Greenwood bottle include a dropper?
Yes. The title says with glass dropper. Volume is 10 ml. Item weight is 50 g.
What does the listing say about neat skin use?
The bullet says do not apply the oil directly and to dilute it in a carrier oil.
Are all 62 reviews in the file from the UK?
No. The file has 18 headers, including Australia, France, Belgium, and Italy. The 4.2 from 62 line is the UK listing figure.
The Jesica listing is three 25 g ointments at £11.19, so 75 g in the pack, with the brand field JESICA and an age field that says Kid. The star line is 4.2 from 23, but the six review texts in the file are all marked United States, so they are not UK shopper comments. The saved listing has no ingredient list, no scent, and no directions, and the product-type field says BANNER. Thuja appears in the name only, not as a botanical line you can check. The manufacturer field says India. A children's age field without ingredients or directions is not a UK children's medicine. The pack is inexpensive per gram next to a 25 g tube, and the missing label detail is the reason to leave it off a shortlist.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A buyer who wants three small ointment pots and will not treat the US texts as UK evidence.
Less suitable: A child, a pet, or anyone who needs an ingredient list before they buy.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the Jesica listing show UK review texts?
No. The six texts in the saved listing are marked United States. The star line is 4.2 from 23.
What pack does the title state?
25 g, pack of 3. Brand field is JESICA. Age range description is Kid.
Are ingredients listed?
No. The saved listing does not list ingredients, scent, or directions. Product type is printed as BANNER.
The Schwabe Topi tube is a 25 g skin cream that names Thuja occidentalis, and at £3.20 it is the lowest shelf price in this set. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.1 from 842 reviews, and the stored file holds 50 UK-leaning headers. Those texts split between slow change and no change, so the average is not evidence that a mark will go. The bullets describe external use on warts, condylomata, and excrescences, which is seller wording rather than a result from this comparison. A further bullet says the cream is free of side effects, and that is advertising language, not a safety study. Item weight is listed as 20 g against a 25 g size, so the pack figure is slightly inconsistent. For a small human-skin tube with a large review file, this is the top pick here, with the limit that many reviewers describe a slow or absent change.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A small human-skin cream when you want the largest UK-leaning review file in this set.
Less suitable: Pets, a 30c tablet, or anyone reading the stars as a quick change.
Specifications
Common questions
What pack size does Topi state?
The title and unit count say 25 g, pack of 1. Item weight on the same listing is 20 g.
What does the Topi listing claim it is for?
The bullets say external treatment of warts, condylomata, and excrescences, and they name Thuja occidentalis. That is the seller text, not a result from this comparison.
What do the reviews in the file repeat?
The saved listing has 50 review headers and a 4.1 from 842 line. Texts split between slow change and no change.
The Weleda listing is two bottles of Thuja 30c tablets, 125 per bottle on the title, at £19.55. It is not an oil: the item form is tablets, country of origin is the United Kingdom, and the manufacturer field is Weleda. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.1 from 11, and the file holds three UK texts. Two of those describe using the tablets alongside a cream. One says about 100 days of tablets did nothing for verrucas. The raw Amazon file does not print a lactose line or a dose. Weleda's own UK page describes the 30C tablets as a homeopathic product without approved therapeutic indications. At the highest price in this set, it only fits if you specifically want 30c tablets rather than a cream or an oil.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Someone who wants Weleda Thuja 30c tablets rather than a skin product.
Less suitable: A shopper looking for an oil, a cream, or a result the 11 ratings do not show.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the Weleda pack an essential oil?
No. The item form is tablets in a bottle. The title says Thuja 30c, 125 tablets, times two.
Where does the listing say it is made?
Country of origin is United Kingdom. Manufacturer is Weleda. Part number is 574517.
What do the three reviews in the file say?
Two UK texts talk about using the tablets with a cream. One says about 100 days of tablets did nothing for verrucas. The star line is 4.1 from 11.
The Deve Herbes 10 ml bottle is steam-distilled Thuja occidentalis from India, at £9.99, with a stated item weight of 40 g. The skin bullet says not to apply it directly and to dilute it with a carrier oil. The listing says vegan, and the stated uses are aromatherapy, massage, a diffuser, and blends. A therapeutic-grade line is seller wording, not an MHRA grade. The star line is 3.9 from 32, the coolest average among oils that have their own figure, and only three review texts are in the file. One of those, marked India, doubts the smell. There is no dropper in the title. At £9.99 for 10 ml of a named oil with its own review line, this is the best value bottle in the set, though the 3.9 average and the thin text sample keep it behind the creams and the Greenwood dropper bottle.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A low-priced 10 ml oil when you will dilute it and can accept a modest star line.
Less suitable: Anyone who wants a dropper, a cream, or a review file in the hundreds.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the Deve Herbes 10 ml listing say to put the oil on neat?
No. The skin bullet says do not apply it directly and to dilute it with a carrier oil.
What size and origin are stated?
10 ml. Country of origin India. Model DHTH10. Item weight 40 g.
How should the 3.9 from 32 be read?
That is the listing line. Only three review texts are in the file, and one of them is marked India and doubts the smell.
This Greenwood 5 ml listing has no customer-reviews line and no review texts in the saved listing, at the same £9.99 as several dropper bottles. The title does not mention a dropper. The image filename 61nimnlCeyL is the same file used on the 10 ml bottle B08M62WSD7, so the picture does not prove a separate product shot. Listed item weight is 97 g and the dimensions are 11 × 9 × 6 cm, which is a heavy print for 5 ml of oil. Model GWTHJ5-US-NW and origin India are stated, and the dilute-before-skin bullet is present. The rank, 136,114 / 681, is not the shared pair used on other Greenwood ASINs. With no stars, a shared image, and no dropper in the title, leave it unless the live page later shows reviews that belong to this ASIN.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Only after you have checked the live amazon.co.uk page and confirmed this 5 ml bottle is the one pictured.
Less suitable: A first thuja purchase, or any decision based on stars this file does not have.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this 5 ml Greenwood listing show a star rating?
No. The saved listing has no customer-reviews line and no review texts.
Is a dropper named?
Not in the title. Volume is 5 ml. The listed item weight is 97 g.
Which other ASIN uses the same image filename?
B08M62WSD7, the 10 ml bottle, uses image file 61nimnlCeyL as well.
The Indianearth listing is two 25 g gels at £9.99, first dated 9 July 2026 on the saved listing. The title says Indianearth and the brand field says Generic, so the maker name is not stable on the page. There is no customer-reviews line and no review text. Ingredients, directions, and a stated user are all absent. Thuja appears in the title only, origin is India, and the browse node is cut and wound ointments, which does not by itself describe the gel. At £9.99 it matches the price of several oils that at least name Thuja occidentalis and print a dilute warning. Leave it until a later listing adds a botanical line, directions, and a review that belongs to this ASIN.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A shopper who is only logging a gel ASIN and will not use it until the label states the contents.
Less suitable: Choosing an oil, a pet cream, a human cream, or 30c tablets.
Specifications
Common questions
What brand does the technical details field use?
Generic. The title says Indianearth. Both are in the saved listing.
Is there a star rating?
No. The saved listing has no customer-reviews line and no review texts.
What size is stated?
25 g, pack of 2, from the title. Units field says 25.0 gram. Origin is India. No ingredients and no directions.
Eleven amazon.co.uk listings kept on 15 October 2026 are on this page. Scores run from 0 to 100 and are not a laboratory test. A review text counts only when it belongs to that ASIN. Price sets a separate badge and is not the whole score. The four weights below sum to 100. This page does not claim that any listing removes warts, verrucas, molluscum, or sarcoids.
Review base
40%Star line and review count, and only when the texts belong to that ASIN. A shared 4.6 from 6 across two Greenwood sizes is one sample.
Label clarity
30%Botanical name, stated user, form, and a dilute line on oils. A title that only says Thuja, or a Kid age field with no directions, scores lower.
Fit for a stated job
20%A pet label, a human cream, an oil, and 30c tablets are not scored as one medicine. Each listing is judged against the job its label states.
Listing limits
10%Cuts for a shared review sample, texts about a different product, very few ratings or no star line, US-only texts, and seller phrases such as therapeutic grade or free of side effects.
Match the form before you match a price. An oil, a cream, a gel, and Weleda 30c tablets share the name Thuja and do not share a user. Stars on one form do not describe another.
On amazon.co.uk this category is not a hedge plant. It is Thuja occidentalis essential oil, thuja creams and one ointment, a thin gel, and Weleda Thuja 30c tablets. Product type is the first check, because those forms share a Latin name and do not share a user or a legal status. The second check is who the label is for. Phytopet is a pet cream. Weleda is a homeopathic tablet. Jesica's age field says Kid, but the review texts in the file are marked United States.
The oils in this set name Thuja occidentalis. A cedarwood bottle is a different oil. Stop at the botanical name before you treat the two as one product.
B08M5ZV8KC and B08M62WSD7 share three review texts and one 4.6 from 6 line. That is one small sample, not two independent files.
Therapeutic grade and free of side effects are seller wording. They are not an MHRA grade, and they are not evidence that a listing removes a wart or molluscum.
Oil, cream, gel, and 30c tablets are different jobs. Phytopet 150 g at about £17.36 is the only pet-branded pot, rated 4.2 from 1,077, and many stored texts describe human skin. Topi 25 g at about £3.20 is the human-skin tube, rated 4.1 from 842, with headers that split between slow change and no change. Weleda is the only 30c tablet pack, two bottles of 125 at about £19.55, origin United Kingdom on the listing, rated 4.1 from 11. Jesica is three 25 g ointments at about £11.19.
Every oil bullet in this set says do not apply the oil directly. Oshadhi says cedar-leaf oil is not for everyday aromatherapy and should be avoided in pregnancy and while breastfeeding. Deve Herbes 10 ml at about £9.99 is the best value because it states Thuja occidentalis, a dilute line, and its own 3.9 from 32. The Greenwood 10 ml with a dropper is about £11.99, rated 4.2 from 62, and that sample is not shared with another size. Two other Greenwood sizes share one 4.6 from 6.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want the small human-skin cream with the largest UK-leaning review file in this set. Topi is a 25 g tube at about £3.20, rated 4.1 from 842, and the headers split between slow change and no change. It is the top pick here, with that split as the limit.
You are comparing a pet cream with a human tube. Phytopet is the only pet-branded pot, 150 g at about £17.36, rated 4.2 from 1,077. Many stored reviews describe human skin, which the listing does not claim. A growing, bleeding, or painful lump needs a vet.
You want a homeopathic tablet rather than an oil or a cream. The Weleda twin pack is two bottles of Thuja 30c, 125 per bottle, at about £19.55, rated 4.1 from 11. Weleda UK describes the 30C tablets as a homeopathic product without approved therapeutic indications. It is not a measured spoon of herb.
The top pick is the Schwabe Topi 25 g tube at about £3.20. It has the largest distinct UK-leaning review file in the set, 4.1 from 842, and the headers split between slow change and no change. The best value is Deve Herbes thuja oil 10 ml at about £9.99, a fully labelled bottle with its own 3.9 from 32 and a dilute-before-skin bullet. Phytopet is the pet cream, Weleda is the only 30c tablet pack, and two Greenwood sizes share one 4.6 from 6 line. This page does not claim that any listing removes a wart, a verruca, molluscum, or a sarcoid.
Deve Herbes thuja oil 10 ml
Entry oil price for a fully labelled 10 ml with its own star line and a dilute bullet.
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