What The BreathiZen Label Prints — And What It Leaves Out

We are the brand, and this is the page where we tell you what our own label does not say.

It is the most useful page on the site for a careful buyer.

What the label does print

• All five plant names: Mullein Leaf Extract 10:1, Ginger Root Extract, Bromelain Powder, Organic Lemon Extract, Organic Cordyceps militaris
• The concentration ratio for mullein (10:1) — a detail many labels omit
• The daily blend total: 154 mg
• The serving instruction, the bottle size (2 fl oz), and the distributor of record (GEK Corp, Lakeland FL 33804)

That is more than some competitors print. It is not everything.

What it does not print

A separate milligram figure for each of the five plants. They sit inside a proprietary blend, which US labelling rules permit: the total must be declared, the individual amounts need not be.

So you know the five names and you know the 154 mg total. You do not know whether mullein is 100 mg of that total or 20 mg. Neither do we publish it, and we are not going to pretend the omission is a formulation secret worth protecting on your behalf.

Why this matters practically

• You cannot compare doses against research literature, because there is no per-plant dose to compare
• Your clinician cannot assess the ginger content precisely for the blood-thinner conversation — they can only know both plants are present
• Any per-ingredient claim on any page selling this product is unfounded, including claims made in our favour

What to do with this

Weigh it. A 154 mg five-plant blend with a printed total, a named distributor, a sixty-day guarantee and a brand that publishes this page is a reasonable low-risk purchase for someone curious about plant support. It is not a product to buy expecting a clinical-dose effect, and the arithmetic page explains exactly why.