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Medicinal & Therapeutic Herbs
Red clover flowers
Trifolium pratense L.
Also known as: red clover, meadow clover, cow clover, voidotrifillo.
Dried red-clover flowers make a mild, gently sweet infusion with a long tradition in respiratory, skin and women’s herbal practice. Known for their isoflavones, they are used in both drinks and traditional external preparations.
Shipping options
Last updated: October 2026
Our courier partners
We work with the following courier companies to ensure fast and reliable delivery:
- ACS Courier: delivery across Greece and to Cyprus
- ACS Smart Lockers: collection from automated parcel lockers
- ELTA Courier: delivery across Greece
- Box Now: collection from automated parcel lockers
- DHL: deliveries to EU countries
Dispatch and delivery times
When your order is dispatched
Most products are dispatched within 1–2 business days of order confirmation. For bank transfers, the time counts from receipt of payment. If a product is temporarily out of stock, dispatch may take 3–5 business days and we will notify you promptly.
Estimated delivery times
| Destination | Delivery time | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Athens and major cities | 1–2 business days | |
| Regional areas | 1–3 business days | |
| Islands and remote areas | 2–5 business days | Subject to route schedules |
| EU countries (DHL) | usually 4–6 business days | Depending on the destination |
| Cyprus (ACS Courier) | 5–7 business days | From the departure of the ship |
Delivery times count from the day of dispatch. They are estimates and may be affected by circumstances beyond our control (strikes, adverse weather, etc.).
Delivery days
- Deliveries are made on business days (Monday–Friday).
- Saturday delivery: available on request, at an additional charge.
- Same-day delivery: available on request, at an additional charge.
- Delivery at a scheduled time: available on request, at an additional charge.
Shipping costs within Greece
Free shipping on orders over €49
On orders over €49, shipping is free for the first 3 kg. If your parcel is heavier, you keep the free shipping and pay only for the extra weight, at €1.50 per kg.
Orders up to €49
Free shipping does not apply to orders up to €49. Shipping starts from €3.50 for parcels up to 2 kg. The exact amount is calculated automatically at checkout, based on the courier, the weight and the destination, and is shown before you complete your order.
Tip: combine your purchases into a single order over €49 to get free shipping.
Cash on delivery
Paying by cash on delivery costs an extra €2.50, on top of the shipping cost.
Order tracking
Once your order has been dispatched, you will receive an SMS or e-mail with a tracking number so you can follow your parcel in real time.
Uncollected parcels
- ACS, ELTA: parcels are held at the courier's office for up to 7 days.
- Box Now: parcels are held in the locker for 48 hours.
- DHL (EU shipments): parcels are held at the local DHL office for a limited number of days. Please contact your local DHL office to confirm.
If you are unable to collect your parcel in time, please contact us and we will find a solution. If a parcel is returned to us without prior notice, the outbound and return shipping costs are charged to the customer. See our Returns Policy for details.
Shipping to the European Union and Cyprus
We ship to all European Union countries with DHL, from €18 (Cyprus and Malta from €20). For Cyprus you can also choose ACS Courier (from €9.60). The exact cost is shown at checkout, before you pay.
On EU orders over €200, shipping is free for the first 2 kg and you pay only for the extra weight.
Since all shipments travel within the European Union, there are no customs duties or import charges.
Full details on our International Orders — European Union page.
Contact us about shipping
- E-mail: info@yperikon.gr
- Phone: (+30) 2610 221354
- Opening hours (Greek time): Mon, Wed, Sat 9:00–14:00 · Tue, Thu, Fri 9:00–14:00 & 18:00–21:00 · Sunday closed
Shipping and Delivery · International Orders — European Union
Payment methods
PAYMENT METHODS
Last updated: May 2026
All products, prices, and shipping terms are confirmed in your order confirmation e-mail. Payment is made before delivery and can be completed using one of the following methods:
1. CREDIT / DEBIT CARD
We accept Visa and Mastercard (credit and debit cards) with full security via Piraeus Bank / Epay. No additional charge.
• Google pay/Apple pay
• SSL encryption — your card details are never stored on our systems
• Instant order confirmation
• No additional fees
2. CASH ON DELIVERY
Pay in cash directly to the courier representative upon delivery. A service fee of €2.50 applies.
Available for deliveries within Greece only.
3. BANK TRANSFER
After placing your order, please wait for our e-mail confirmation of product availability. Then transfer the total amount to one of the following accounts:
Bank | IBAN | Account No. |
National bank | GR3201108360000083600252080 | 836 0025 2080 |
Alpha Bank | GR3901405300530002101442697 | 530002101442697 |
Eurobank | GR2002606720000990200149181 | 0026067299 0200149181 |
Piraeus | GR9401725070005507082823498 | 5507082823498 |
Bank IBAN Account No.
Εθνική Τράπεζα GR3201108360000083600252080 836 0025 2080
Alpha Bank GR3901405300530002101442697 530002101442697
Eurobank GR2002606720000990200149181 0026067299 0200149181
Πειραιώς GR9401725070005507082823498 5507082823498
Account holder: ANASTASOPULOS VASSILIOS
•No additional charge for transfers from the same bank
•Transfers from a different Greek bank may incur standard inter-bank transfer fees (e-banking)
•Transfers from a bank outside Greece: an additional fee of €4.00 applies, to be added by the buyer to the total amount transferred
•We recommend notifying us by e-mail (info@yperikon.gr) once the transfer is made, including the date and bank used — this helps us dispatch your order faster
4. IRIS PAYMENTS
You can pay instantly via IRIS using our Tax ID (AFM):
Tax ID (AFM): 104130231
IRIS Payments enables instant bank-to-bank transfers at no charge.
Note: Bank transfer and IRIS Payments are available for orders within Greece only. For EU orders, please use card payment at checkout.
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Send a message(+30) 2610 221354What it is
Dried red-clover flowers make a mild, gently sweet infusion with a long tradition in respiratory, skin and women’s herbal practice. Known for their isoflavones, they are used in both drinks and traditional external preparations.
Main properties
The flowers contain isoflavones, flavonoids, coumarins and phenolic acids. European herbal practice ranks red clover among the classic blood-cleansing herbs — the alterative or depurative group, a category describing gradual support of the body’s eliminative pathways. It is traditionally described as depurative, emollient, expectorant, antispasmodic, mildly diuretic and antioxidant, linked with both the blood and the lymphatic system.
Uses
Red clover is first and foremost a blood-cleansing herb. In traditional European practice it was taken as a spring detoxification course over a few weeks, when the aim was gradual cleansing and support of the lymphatic system.
That same logic underlies its strongest tradition: the skin. The infusion was linked with chronic eczema, childhood eczema, psoriasis, acne, skin rashes and persistent itching — conditions older herbal practice attributed to “impure blood” and treated from the inside out rather than only topically.
For the respiratory tract, its emollient and expectorant character linked it with cough, bronchitis and whooping cough. Modern research focuses on isoflavones and explores hot flushes, cholesterol, bone loss and bone density around menopause, with results that are not consistent across studies.
For external care of dry skin, traditional practice combines red clover, sage and chamomile in olive oil: warm the completely dry herbs gently in a bain-marie, strain the oil and apply morning and evening to intact skin only. Clean, dry materials and a small patch test are essential.
Research relating to cancer remains mainly preclinical (in vitro and animal studies) and does not establish a clinical use for the herb.
Preparation & dosage
For an infusion, add 1–1.5 teaspoons, approximately 2–3 g, to 250 ml boiling water, cover for 10–15 minutes and strain. Drink up to 3 times daily, for a total of 6–9 g, as a short-term practice.
Quantities are indicative and are based on traditional use and published herbal-medicine literature. For prolonged use or if you take medication, consult a healthcare professional.
Combinations with other herbs
For the throat, pair with linden or thyme. Women’s blends may include hops, although combining phytoestrogenic herbs calls for individual guidance. For external care, chamomile and calendula are natural partners.
Precautions
Avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Because of isoflavones, seek medical advice with hormone-sensitive conditions or a history of breast, uterine or ovarian cancer. Use caution with anticoagulants, antiplatelet drugs and before surgery. Persistent cough, breathlessness, extensive eczema or prostate symptoms requires assessment. Do not use homemade herbal oil on wet, open or infected skin.
Frequently asked questions
Does red clover contain phytoestrogens?
Yes. The flowers contain isoflavones, so hormone-sensitive conditions call for caution.
Can it be used externally for dry skin?
Traditionally yes, as a well-strained infusion or carefully prepared herbal oil on intact skin after a small patch test.
Why is red clover called a blood cleanser?
It belongs to the alterative herbs of European tradition, taken in courses for gradual cleansing. That same logic underlies its link with chronic skin conditions.
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