Marshmallow root
The root of Althaea officinalis, a perennial garden plant with a long history in teas and traditional herbal cabinets.
Meet the four listed ingredients and the six things printed on the bottle, plus where to find the full Supplement Facts panel.

From the bottle label. Amounts are on the bottle label.
The root of Althaea officinalis, a perennial garden plant with a long history in teas and traditional herbal cabinets.
A powder from a genus of flowering plants that is used in traditional Asian herbal practice.
A climbing vine with striking blooms, often brewed as a tea and familiar on calming-style labels.
The golden-orange state flower of California, a bright wildflower that grows across the western United States.
Each one with the brand statement and a short background.
What the brand says: The front of the bottle reads NerveCalm in bold white letters across a teal and gold band on a clean white bottle.
Quick background: A fresh white bottle with a teal and gold band keeps the message simple: one product, one calm daily step.
What the brand says: The line printed on the label, as stated by the brand.
Quick background: Everyday habits such as slow breathing, a quiet evening and a steady sleep schedule are the basics that sit around any daily supplement routine.
What the brand says: The label describes the product as a food supplement in capsules.
Quick background: A capsule is a familiar, easy format to keep, and a steady time of day makes it a habit.
What the brand says: The label reads Contains 60 capsules, and the product information we reviewed describes a 30-day supply per bottle.
Quick background: The count on the label is a quick way to plan how long a bottle lasts.
What the brand says: The label lists marshmallow root, corydalis powder, passion flower and California poppy.
Quick background: A set of four plant ingredients is a simple, easy-to-read style of calming formula. Our ingredients page gives a plain-English line on each one.
What the brand says: The complete Supplement Facts panel is printed on the bottle label, with serving directions.
Quick background: The Supplement Facts panel is the official record of each serving, which is why reading it is the best first step with any bottle.
The complete Supplement Facts panel is printed on the bottle label, and customer support can share details.
If you like to compare formulas, our guide to reading a capsule label step by step explains serving sizes, ingredient lists and more.
Curious about the ingredients? Start with the ingredients in plain English, then see what marshmallow root and passion flower are.
For public background on supplements, the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, NCCIH Herbs at a Glance and U.S. FDA are excellent starting points.

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