MULLEIN DROP

Seemed to help a lot with breathing

These drops provide a convenient combination of individual ingredients I have already taken for years. The green coloring (and, unfortunately, temporary staining) are what I expect from chlorophyll drops. I am deducting one star because I'm not a huge fan of the taste, but it isn't terrible. I find it easiest to add it into a smoothie (the most fun is to add it into a smoothie that has spinach and some mint and the green will just mix right in and make you think you are having a mint smoothie) or some juice. Taking it that way, with other liquids and ingredients, seems to help minimize the staining on my tongue. I also use a straw so it doesn't really hit my teeth. While you should do your own research and consult a trusted medical professional before taking any supplements at home, I personally am pleased with this product based upon my own experience and opinions.

Good quality 👌

to help me breath, didn't help much.

Maybe it has some effect, maybe not. The ingredients sound good. Kinda looks like ground up botanicals and has that consistency. Many historically "sworn by" medicaments do nothing but in my experience some do have an effect. Given the fine print major pharma puts at the bottom of screens not quite long enough for me to read and how trustworthy they appear to be I figured "why not try something grandma would swear by?". We like it. We use it. We think it does something. You decide for yourself as your opinion may vary.

didn't ease up any breathing doesn't work pretty much just a rip off it was easy to use but it doesn't work doesn't work worth anything it's a rip-off

I really love this mullein liquid supplement! It’s super easy to take, just drop some into a little bit of water, or take it straight from the dropper. It doesn’t taste bad at all to me, but I don’t mimd the chlorophyll. I do prefer to dilute it some, because it’s very dark green, and can temporarily stain your tongue and maybe teeth. I’m not supposed to say specifically what it does, but I can say that it does what it’s supposed to. It’s a great value for what you get, and the quality seems to be good. I haven’t noticed any bad effects from taking this regularly.

I’m trying to accumulate a stockpile of alternative or homeopathic supplements in a wide variety of formats, including powders, liquids, capsules, tablets, and leaves. I’ve heard quite a bit about mullein, which is used in several countries. Elderberry is one berry American foragers talk about having all the time in their medicine chest. Not all supplements have FDA approval, nor does this one. I’m assuming that sourcing for this product is worldwide, although there’s no information in the bottle. Before taking any supplements, it’s wise to run it by a healthcare practitioner prior to use. The ingredient label simply states this is from mullein leaf, elderberry, marshmallow root, and chlorophyll. It has about a one-year shelf life indicated by an expiration date stamped on the bottom of the bottle. There are about thirty servings in each bottle if taken as directed, which is two mL. Purportedly, mullein helps out with a variety of lung respiratory ailments, including asthma. The elderberry is an old-time remedy I hear about frequently. I like that the formula is in an amber bottle, which will prevent the liquid from degrading.