The macro-and microelemental composition of Euphrasia brevipila Burn. et Gremli (Scrophulariaceae) herbs and extracts was studied. Eighteen elements found in the herbs are arranged in the order of decreasing content as P > Mn > Ba > Sr > Zn > Ti > Ni > Cu > Zr > Cr > Co > Nb > V > Pb = Mo > Ga > Be > Ag. The quantitative order of the content of these elements decreased similarly in the preparations but the amount of each element was considerably smaller than in the herbs. The maximum degree of extraction (60 -100%) is typical of Nb, Zr, V, Ti, and Pb; a medium degree of extraction (20 -60%), Ni, Co, Cr, Cu, Ag, Mo, Ba, and Sr; and the lowest degree of extraction (0 -20%), Mn and Zn. All samples studied for heavy-metal content are in accordance with requirements of State Sanitary Rule 2.3.2.1078-01.