Meet the third ingredient
Organic lemon extract is an extract made from the fruit of the lemon tree, botanical name Citrus limon. It completes the three-ingredient list of Breathiterol, which also names mullein leaf extract and ginger root extract.
Short and factual is the goal here. You will find what each word on the label stands for, so that you can recognize the ingredient on your own bottle.
Every ingredient page in this series follows the same plan, so you can move from one to the next without relearning the format. Identity first, label wording second, bottle details last.
Three words, three facts
Take the name apart and each word carries its own meaning:
- Organic is a labeling term describing how the source ingredient is described.
- Lemon is the common name of the fruit.
- Extract is the form in which the ingredient appears.
Once you read it this way, any similar label becomes easier to decode, whatever the plant.
Notice how little the label needs to say. Three words give you the labeling term, the fruit and the form, which is the sort of economy good labels aim for.
The word organic on a label
Organic is a term that appears on many product labels, and it has defined meaning in the United States. On a supplement it is attached to a specific ingredient, as it is here, where the lemon extract is the one labeled organic.
Because the term sits on the ingredient name, you can see exactly which entry it describes. The other two named ingredients in Breathiterol are not given the same word, so read each line as it is printed.
Fruit, leaf and root
Breathiterol's formula draws from three different plant parts. Lemon contributes the fruit, mullein the leaf and ginger the root. A formula that names its plant parts is simple to audit.
If you ever compare two products, check whether each ingredient states its part. It is one of the quickest quality signals on any label, and a topic we cover in the guide to botanical extracts on a supplement label.
The same reading skill works across every supplement shelf. Name, part, form, then the panel for the details. A product that gives you all four is easy to compare with any other.
For Breathiterol, you can practice on three lines. Mullein leaf extract at 10:1 is a leaf. Ginger root extract is a root. Organic lemon extract is a fruit. Each line is complete and consistent, and none depends on the others to make sense.
That makes the formula a friendly place to start if you are new to reading labels, and a quick one to review if you are experienced.
Reference and botanical name
Citrus limon is the Latin pairing of genus and species. Using it removes any doubt about which plant is meant. Reference sites like USDA FoodData Central are indexed by name, so the Latin name is a good search term.
General reading on any ingredient is one click away. The label on your bottle remains the main source for the details of your specific product.
It is worth reading the line on the bottle against this page once. The match between the two is the quickest way to feel at home with the formula.
Where to look on the bottle
Your Breathiterol bottle is a 60 mL amber glass bottle with a black spray pump. Turn it to the cream-and-purple label and find the supplement facts panel. The line for organic lemon extract sits alongside the other two ingredients.
Amounts appear on the panel and are not repeated on the website. Customer support can share them if you would like them in advance. The step-by-step guide to reading a supplement facts panel shows what each section means.
Putting it together
Now you know all three ingredient identities: a leaf extract, a root extract and a fruit extract. You can find the same list on the ingredients page. Ready to order? Visit the official order page and choose a 2, 3 or 6 bottle pack, each with a 60-day money-back guarantee whose full terms are shown at checkout.
Quick reference
- Citrus limon: the botanical name of the lemon tree.
- Fruit: the plant part this extract comes from.
- Organic: the labeling term attached to this ingredient.
- Extract: the form of the ingredient.
- 60 mL: the size of each Breathiterol bottle.
Use the list as a bookmark. When the bottle arrives, hold it beside this page and tick off each term.
Breathiterol itself is an oral spray in an amber glass bottle with a black spray pump. It is offered as a 2 bottle pack at $158 plus shipping at checkout, a 3 bottle pack at $207 with free US shipping, and a 6 bottle pack at $294 with free US shipping. That works out to $79, $69 and $49 per bottle, which is up to 38% off per bottle at the largest pack.
The 60-day money-back guarantee covers every pack. To use it, contact customer support within 60 days of purchase, and the full terms are shown at checkout.
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What is organic lemon extract?
Organic lemon extract is an extract made from the fruit of the lemon tree, Citrus limon, and labeled organic. It is the third of three named ingredients in Breathiterol, after mullein leaf extract at 10:1 and ginger root extract. The label names the plant, the plant part and the form, so you can see exactly what you are reading. The product is an oral spray in a 60 mL bottle, and the supplement facts panel printed on the bottle lists the formula details.
Is every Breathiterol ingredient labeled organic?
The label applies the word organic to the lemon extract, which is written as organic lemon extract. The other two named ingredients are written as mullein leaf extract (10:1) and ginger root extract, so read each line on the supplement facts panel exactly as printed. The term sits right on the ingredient name, which tells you what it refers to. If you would like further details about the formula, customer support can share them, and the panel on the 60 mL bottle holds the complete listing.