Mullein leaf extract 10:1
The lead herb, concentrated ten to one. Traditional use for throat comfort; research and limits.
Ginger root extract
Researched for nausea; airway data is mostly lab-based. What research shows.
Organic lemon extract
Flavor and plant compounds. Lemon extract explained.
154 mg proprietary blend
One total for all three extracts, per 4-spray serving. Why amounts matter.
Purified water and glycerin
The liquid base. Glycerin is a sweet-tasting carrier. Glycerin and preservatives.
Citric acid, preservatives, natural flavors
Citric acid, potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate keep the liquid stable; natural flavors add taste.
Daily value and nutrition
The label shows no established daily value for the blend, and no vitamins or minerals.
What is not on the label
Bromelain, cordyceps, green tea and L-theanine appear on some third-party sites, but not on the label we reviewed. Trust the bottle.
The honest watch-outs
Three label facts deserve a second look. First, the extracts are listed as a single 154 mg proprietary blend, so you cannot see how much of each herb you get. Second, websites disagree about the ingredient list; see why they disagree. Third, ginger can add to the effect of blood thinners, so ask a pharmacist if you take any.
How to audit a spray label
- Serving size (here, 4 sprays or 0.60 mL) and servings per container (100)
- Whether a proprietary blend hides individual amounts
- The base liquid and preservatives
- The caution statement and storage directions
Our label-reading guide walks through it. The FDA dietary supplement page explains how supplement labeling works.
Quick answers
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