An ingredient at a glance
Ginger root extract is an extract made from the root part of the ginger plant, Zingiber officinale. It is one of three named ingredients in Breathiterol, listed together with mullein leaf extract and organic lemon extract.
This page describes the ingredient by identity only. You will learn what the words on the label mean, where the ingredient appears and how to locate it on your bottle.
Short, factual pages are the point of this series. Each one takes a single ingredient from the Breathiterol label and explains the words around it, so the formula feels transparent from the first read.
Breaking down the label wording
The phrase ginger root extract contains three pieces of information:
- Ginger names the plant.
- Root names the part of the plant.
- Extract names the form.
Because the plant part is stated, you can tell this ingredient apart from other forms that share the word ginger. Careful labels always spell out the part, and this one does.
A useful habit is to say the label line aloud: ginger, root, extract. Hearing the three parts one by one makes it obvious that each word carries its own piece of information.
The botanical name
The Latin name Zingiber officinale pairs a genus, Zingiber, with a species, officinale. Latin names are used on technical labels because they are the same everywhere in the world, while common names change by region and language.
If you want to read more, searching the Latin name in a reference such as USDA FoodData Central is a precise way to start.
Roots, leaves and fruit on one label
Plant-based formulas often mix parts from different places on a plant. Breathiterol is a good example of how varied that can look. Its three ingredients come from three different parts:
- Mullein leaf extract
- Ginger root extract
- Organic lemon fruit extract
Seeing the part named each time is helpful. It shows that the label has been written with care, and it makes the ingredients easy to tell apart. More on this is in the guide to botanical extracts on a supplement label.
The same idea applies when you read any ingredient list. Ask what the plant is, which part is named and what form is listed. Three questions, answered in a single glance, give you an accurate picture of the line.
For Breathiterol, the answers are consistent from top to bottom of the formula, which is part of what makes the label pleasant to read. You can find every named ingredient on the ingredients page as well.
Take that approach into your next purchase and compare products on the same basis: transparent names, stated parts and details on the panel.
Where you will see it
Ginger root extract appears in everyday wellness formulas as one ingredient among others. In Breathiterol it is paired with two other botanical extracts in an oral spray that comes in a 60 mL amber glass bottle with a black spray pump.
The formula is short, so you can read the entire ingredient list in a few seconds. Compare it with the full table on the ingredients page.
If you prefer to browse, the blog covers each of the other two ingredients on its own page, and the main product overview shows how they fit together.
How to confirm it on your bottle
Hold the bottle so that the supplement facts panel faces you. Find the line for ginger root extract and read the details printed beside it. Amounts are shown on the panel and are not repeated on the website. Customer support can also share them if you would like them in writing.
Checking the panel yourself is quick, and it builds a habit that carries over to every product you buy.
Continue reading
For the full formula in one place, see the ingredients overview. When you want to place an order, the official order page shows each pack, and every pack carries a 60-day money-back guarantee with terms shown at checkout.
Words you will meet on the label
- Zingiber officinale: the botanical name of the ginger plant.
- Root: the plant part named for this ingredient.
- Extract: the form of the ingredient.
- Supplement facts: the panel that lists the formula details.
- Dietary Supplement: the statement printed on the cream-and-purple label.
These five terms cover nearly everything you need in order to read the ginger line on the bottle. None of them require any background beyond the definitions above.
As a final step, compare the line on the bottle with what you have learned here. If the plant, the part and the form all match, you have read the label correctly. The bottle is a 60 mL amber glass spray bottle, available in packs of 2, 3 and 6 with a 60-day money-back guarantee, and the shipping terms are listed on the order page.
Reading labels does not need to be a chore. A minute with the panel, a quick look at the ingredient names, and you are done. Many shoppers find that this small routine makes every later purchase easier.
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Order BreathiterolFrequently Asked Questions
Which part of the ginger plant is in Breathiterol?
Breathiterol lists ginger root extract, so the plant part is the root. The plant is Zingiber officinale, and the ingredient is an extract of that root. The label states the part each time, which is how you can tell ginger root extract apart from other forms. It is one of three named ingredients, together with mullein leaf extract at 10:1 and organic lemon extract. The product is an oral spray in a 60 mL bottle, and the supplement facts panel on the bottle lists the details.
Does the website list the amount of ginger root extract?
No. Amounts are printed on the supplement facts panel on the Breathiterol bottle, and the website does not repeat them. That keeps one source of truth for formula details. If you would like to see them before ordering, customer support can share the details with you. The bottle itself is a 60 mL amber glass bottle with a black spray pump and a cream-and-purple label marked Dietary Supplement, and the panel is easy to find on that label once your order arrives.