BreathiZen's formula names five ingredients. Here's what each one is, its general role, and why it's included — alongside serving information and a formula summary. For pricing, see the official guide; for how to evaluate claims, see our reviews page.
BreathiZenServing Size: 4 pumps (oral spray) · Servings Per Container: ≈30 · Format: 60 mL oral spray bottle
BreathiZenA flowering plant used for generations in traditional herbal preparations, often discussed alongside throat and respiratory comfort in herbal literature.
BreathiZenA familiar culinary and herbal ingredient whose naturally occurring compounds have been investigated in scientific research.
BreathiZenAn enzyme preparation obtained from pineapple, included in the formula in connection with normal mucus handling.
A citrus-derived ingredient that may contribute to the spray's sensory qualities as part of the overall blend.
A fungus studied for its naturally occurring compounds, often featured in supplements marketed for general wellness and activity.
Confirm the complete "other ingredients" list (carriers, preservatives, flavoring) and any allergen statements on the physical label of the bottle you receive — these are not fully itemized in the supplied marketing materials.
The five ingredients span traditional herbal use (mullein, ginger), an enzyme preparation (bromelain), a citrus extract (lemon) and a studied fungus (Cordyceps militaris). Individually, each has its own background; the supplied information does not establish how they interact as a combined formula.
What is BreathiZen used for?
BreathiZen is marketed as a herbal wellness spray for adults interested in everyday respiratory comfort. It is not intended to treat or cure any medical condition.
Which ingredients does BreathiZen contain?
Mullein Leaf Extract 10:1, Ginger Root Extract, Bromelain Powder, Organic Lemon Extract and Organic Cordyceps militaris.
How many pumps should I take?
The advertised directions list four pumps once daily. Always follow the instructions on the bottle you receive.
How long does one bottle last?
Approximately 30 days per 60 mL bottle at the advertised serving.