What the ingredient is
Mullein leaf extract is an extract made from the leaf of the mullein plant. The plant is known by the botanical name Verbascum thapsus, and the part used in this ingredient is the leaf. On a label you will see it written as mullein leaf extract, sometimes with the botanical name in brackets.
It is the first of three named ingredients in Breathiterol, alongside ginger root extract and organic lemon extract. This guide stays simple: it tells you what the ingredient is and how to recognize it, and nothing more.
Reading about one ingredient at a time is a good way to make a formula feel familiar. By the end of this page you should be able to point to mullein leaf extract on a label and say exactly what each word means.
Reading the name on a label
A well-written supplement label names the plant, the part of the plant and the form. Mullein leaf extract follows that pattern exactly:
- Mullein is the common name of the plant.
- Leaf is the plant part.
- Extract is the form of the ingredient.
Reading the three words in order gives you the whole picture. The same pattern appears for other botanical ingredients, which is covered in the guide to botanical extracts on a supplement label.
What 10:1 means on the label
Breathiterol lists mullein leaf extract as a 10:1 extract. A ratio such as 10:1 is a labeling statement that describes the extract form. It is a descriptor you can find on the bottle, and it helps you identify exactly which preparation is named.
The ratio is not an amount of ingredient per use. Amounts are given separately on the supplement facts panel. If you would like those details, the panel on the bottle lists them, and customer support can share them too.
Think of the ratio as part of the ingredient's name. Just as a model number identifies a product, 10:1 identifies the extract form that Breathiterol names. Seeing it on the bottle matches what you read here.
Plant name and spelling
Botanical names are written in Latin and appear in italics in many references. Verbascum is the genus and thapsus is the species. Using the Latin name avoids confusion, since common names differ from one region to another.
If you ever want to look the plant up, searching the botanical name is the most precise route. General reference sources such as PubMed index material by botanical name as well as common name.
Two people can describe the same plant with different everyday names, which is exactly why the botanical name earns its place on a careful label. It gives everyone the same starting point.
Mullein leaf extract in Breathiterol therefore reads the same way to a shopper in any state: plant, part and form, with the ratio beside it.
Where it appears
Mullein leaf extract shows up in everyday wellness formulas, usually as one entry in a list of botanical ingredients. In Breathiterol it sits in a short formula of three named ingredients delivered as an oral spray in a 60 mL bottle.
A short ingredient list is easy to read. You can see all three names at a glance on the bottle, then compare them with the list on the ingredients page.
Finding it on your bottle
When your bottle arrives, turn it so that you can see the supplement facts panel. Look for the line that names mullein leaf extract, and confirm the ratio shown beside it. The cream-and-purple label also carries the words Dietary Supplement and the volume statement of 60 mL.
Take your time with the panel. Everything about the formula that you want to confirm is printed there, and reading it is a good habit with any product.
Labels get easier with practice. After one careful reading, you will probably recognize the pattern of plant, part and form at a glance on any other bottle.
Next steps
To see mullein leaf extract in the context of the full formula, read the overview of all three ingredients. When you are ready to order, the official order page lists the 2, 3 and 6 bottle packs, each covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee.
A short glossary for this ingredient
- Mullein: the common name of the plant.
- Verbascum thapsus: the botanical name of the plant.
- Leaf: the plant part named on the label.
- Extract: the form in which the ingredient is listed.
- 10:1: the ratio descriptor shown beside the name on the Breathiterol label.
- Supplement facts panel: the boxed table on the bottle where details are printed.
Keep the glossary handy when you read the bottle. Each term appears somewhere on the label or on this site, and each has a single, plain meaning.
The formula itself is brief: three named ingredients delivered as an oral spray in a 60 mL amber glass bottle. Because it is brief, every line can be studied in detail without effort. The bottle is made in the USA in a GMP-certified, FDA-registered facility, and every pack comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
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What is mullein leaf extract?
Mullein leaf extract is an extract made from the leaf of the mullein plant, whose botanical name is Verbascum thapsus. It is a plant-derived ingredient, and the label names it by plant, plant part and form. In Breathiterol it appears as a 10:1 extract and is one of three named ingredients, the others being ginger root extract and organic lemon extract. The bottle is a 60 mL oral spray, and its supplement facts panel lists the formula details that you may want to review.
Where can I find the amount of mullein leaf extract?
Amounts are listed on the supplement facts panel printed on the Breathiterol bottle. They are not repeated on the website, which keeps the bottle as the single source for formula details. The ratio 10:1 describes the extract form and is separate from the amount. If you would like the details before you order, customer support can share them with you. The panel sits on the cream-and-purple label of the 60 mL amber glass bottle, next to the Dietary Supplement statement.