Signed in · File F-2481
Marlene Brandt
Berlin · at this counter since May 2025
Being filledOrder ORD 26-0817 — 2 bags, placed today.
- Orders
- 7
- Herbs kept
- 11
- Cups bought
- 775
- Spent on herbs
- €137.40
since May 2025
of 28 in the catalogue
at the dose on each label
goods only, carriage apart
Demonstration account. The orders above are sample data so the file has something in it; the address and the notes are yours to change and are kept in this browser, not on a server.
One · the shelf
What is still in the house
Every label carries a net weight and a dose, so a bag is a number of cups rather than a number of grams. Counting the days since one arrived is the rest of the sum — which is how this page can say what is nearly gone before you go looking for the tin.
Reckoned at one cup a day from the last bag sent, at the dose printed on that entry. It is an estimate of the likeliest case and not a stock count — we cannot see your kitchen.
5 of the 11 are at the end of the bag or past it.
Due a fresh bag
5 entries
Likely run out
Last ordered 3 months ago · 1 order on file · Next cut in September
€9.40Likely run out
Last ordered 5 months ago · 1 order on file · Next cut in May
€7.60Likely run out
Last ordered 8 months ago · 2 orders on file · Next cut in October
1 more being filled
€9.00Likely run out
Last ordered 8 months ago · 1 order on file
€8.60≈ 12 cups leftof 100
Last ordered 3 months ago · 1 order on file
€5.80
In the house
6 entries
≈ 48 cups leftof 100
Last ordered 7 weeks ago · 1 order on file
€8.00≈ 54 cups leftof 106
Last ordered 7 weeks ago · 2 orders on file
1 more being filled
€7.80≈ 26 cups leftof 50
Last ordered 3 weeks ago · 1 order on file
€5.40≈ 36 cups leftof 60
Last ordered 3 weeks ago · 2 orders on file
€7.20≈ 19 cups leftof 25
Last ordered 6 days ago · 1 order on file
€9.20≈ 40 cups leftof 46
Last ordered 6 days ago · 1 order on file
€7.00
Two · the ledger
Everything filled for you
Open a line to see the slip that was packed against it, down to the batch each entry came out of. Herbs are gathered in lots, and a lot number is the one thing worth being able to quote back at us.
Prices are what they were charged at, including VAT. Carriage is worked out at the rate the basket charges today.
Dispensed against ORD 26-0817
2 entries
- Chamomile FlowersMatricaria chamomillaLOT 24-041780 g1 × €7.80€7.80
- Marshmallow RootAlthaea officinalisLOT 24-101880 g1 × €9.00€9.00
- Goods
- €16.80
- Carriage
- €4.90
- Paid, incl. VAT
- €21.70
Weighed at the counter and packed to order. Nothing ships pre-bagged.
Three · the front of the card
Where things are sent
Filled in once so the basket stops asking. Leave any line blank you would rather not write down — a half-filled file is still a usable file.
Parcels go to
Marlene BrandtKollwitzstraße 14
10405 Berlin
Notices go to
m.brandt@posteo.de
Order confirmations and the note that says a parcel has left the house. Nothing else is sent to it.
Four · the back of the card
Notes the counter checks
The lines a dispensary writes on the back of a card and reads before it fills anything. Tick what applies and the catalogue answers: these are the entries whose own labels say something about it, and these are the ones you already have at home.
Matched against the printed cautions of all 28 entries — no second list kept by hand, so it cannot drift out of step with the labels.
Nothing ticked, so nothing is flagged. The catalogue still prints every caution it has on the entry itself.
Ticking a note changes nothing about what you are sold. It changes what this account tells you before you buy it.
The limit of a file
A flag is a prompt to ask, not an answer.
The matching here reads the printed cautions and nothing else. It does not know your prescription, your history or your dose, and an entry that comes back unflagged has not been cleared by anybody — it has simply not been ruled out in print. Take the flags to a doctor or a pharmacist; that is what they are for.