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The label

BreathiZen Supplement Facts: What The Bottle Actually Prints

Read off the bottle, reproduced without additions. Including the part that is missing.

Last updated September 22, 2026By BreathiZen Editorial DeskReading time 7 min

The BreathiZen label prints the brand name, the tagline OPEN YOUR BREATH. FEEL THE DIFFERENCE., three claims, the net contents 2 fl oz / 60 ml and the words DIETARY SUPPLEMENT. It does not print a Supplement Facts panel, so no ingredient amount is published anywhere.

Reproduced exactly

The label, line by line

What the label actually printsRead off the bottle · nothing added
Brand nameBreathiZen
TaglineOPEN YOUR BREATH. FEEL THE DIFFERENCE.
Claim 1Supports Clear Breathing
Claim 2Natural Lung Support
Claim 3Fast-Acting Spray
Net contents2 fl oz / 60 ml
Product classDIETARY SUPPLEMENT

Ingredients named by the seller: Mullein Leaf Extract, Bromelain Powder, Marshmallow Root, Cordyceps Militaris, Ginger Root Extract, Green Tea Extract, L-Theanine, California Poppy Seed, Corydalis Root, Organic Lemon Extract.

Amount of each: not published. No Supplement Facts panel was supplied to us, and none appears on the artwork we were given.

Directions: Shake well. Spray 4 pumps (0.60 mL) into the mouth or onto the tongue once daily in the morning, preferably before the first meal.

Every line above was read from the bottle artwork supplied to this website. Where the seller's written brief disagreed with the label, we followed the label. See the full Supplement Facts page.

Every line above was read from the bottle artwork supplied to this website. We have not paraphrased, tidied or expanded any of it. Where the seller's written brief disagreed with the label, we followed the label, and we list those disagreements further down this page.

The missing panel

Why there are no amounts

A Supplement Facts panel is the black-bordered table on the back of a US supplement. It lists each ingredient and how much of it is in one serving. It is how a buyer checks a product against the research.

No such panel was supplied to this website, and none appears on the artwork we were given. We are not going to draw one, guess at it, or reproduce another product's. So every amount on this site reads not published.

What we can tell you, and what we cannot.
Published?What we do about it
Ingredient namesYes, all tenListed in full, everywhere on this site
Ingredient amountsNoWritten as "not published" on every page
Serving sizeYes — 4 pumps, 0.60 mLPrinted in the directions
Servings a containerNoWe show the arithmetic and label it as ours
Other ingredients (the base)NoA liquid needs a carrier. None is disclosed
Allergen statementNoCall +1 (302) 200-3480 if you have a serious allergy
Daily ValuesNoMost of these ingredients have no established Daily Value

What this means for you as a buyer

You are being asked to take the amounts on trust. That is not unusual in this category and it does not mean the bottle is empty. It does mean that if you want to know whether you are getting a researched dose of bromelain or theanine, you cannot find out, and neither can we. It is the single reason our editorial score for this product is 6.4 rather than 8.

Conflicts

Where the label and the brief disagree

Our rule is simple: the label wins. Here is where the two sources we were given did not match, and what we did about it.

Bottle fitment
The bottle artwork shows a dropper cap. The label text prints "Fast-Acting Spray" and the seller's directions describe 4 pumps. We follow the printed label and the printed directions and call it a spray. Check the fitment on the bottle you receive.
Pack sizes
The brief lists 2, 3 and 6 bottle kits. The three published figures ($89, $179 and $294) divide cleanly across 1, 3 and 6 bottles at $89.00, $59.67 and $49.00 a bottle. We show 1, 3 and 6 and tell you to confirm the pack you are buying at checkout.

Both are recorded here rather than quietly resolved, because a site that hides its own source conflicts is not worth reading.

The rest

Everything else the bottle tells you

Bottle
2 fl oz (60 mL) amber glass. Amber blocks the light wavelengths that degrade botanical extracts.
Lot number
BRE-26/BR-6580. Printed on the base of the bottle when the bottle shows it. Call the desk to match it against your order.
CoA reference
BRE-6580-26-BR. A certificate number exists. No certificate was supplied to this website, so we do not publish one.
Product class
DIETARY SUPPLEMENT, printed on the front.
Who it is for
Adults 18 and over. Follow the label.
Directions
Shake well. Spray 4 pumps (0.60 mL) into the mouth or onto the tongue once daily in the morning, preferably before the first meal.
Made in
The United States, per the seller's seal. That describes the factory, not an approval.
A short guide

How to read any supplement label

Useful well beyond this product.

  1. Find the Supplement Facts panel first

    If there is not one, that tells you something before you read a single ingredient. A product that publishes amounts has decided you are allowed to check its work.

  2. Check whether amounts are per serving or per bottle

    Some labels quietly list the amount in two servings. Look at the serving size line before you look at anything else.

  3. Watch for proprietary blends

    A blend gives you one total for six ingredients. That total could be 95 percent of the cheapest one on the list, and you would never know.

  4. Read the Other Ingredients line

    The carrier, the preservative and the sweetener live there. For a liquid this matters more than for a capsule.

  5. Match a claim to an ingredient

    If the front says "clear breathing" and nothing on the back is a breathing ingredient at a researched dose, the front is marketing.

The full buyer's guide →

FAQ

Label questions

How much of each ingredient is in it?

Not published. No Supplement Facts panel was supplied to us and none appears on the artwork we were given. That means nobody outside the company can compare these amounts with the amounts used in research. It is the single biggest gap in the product and we say so on every page that touches ingredients.

What is in BreathiZen?

Ten ingredients: mullein leaf extract, bromelain powder, marshmallow root, Cordyceps militaris, ginger root extract, green tea extract, L-theanine, California poppy seed, corydalis root and organic lemon extract.

What form does BreathiZen come in?

A liquid you spray into your mouth. The artwork shows a dropper-style cap, while the label text reads Fast-Acting Spray and the printed directions describe pumps. We follow the printed label. Check the fitment on the bottle you receive and call the desk if it does not match.

Is it vegetarian, gluten free and dairy free?

The seller prints all three marks. None of the ten named ingredients is meat, fish, dairy, wheat, barley or rye. We cannot confirm the manufacturing environment because no test report was supplied to us.

Is BreathiZen a drug?

No. It is a dietary supplement. Under US law the FDA does not approve dietary supplements for safety or effectiveness before they go on sale. A supplement may support normal body function. It may not claim to treat a disease.

The missing document

What a Supplement Facts panel would tell you

Worth spelling out, because you cannot miss what you have never seen.

US supplements carry a standardised panel with a black border. It is the supplement equivalent of a nutrition label, and it is the single most information-dense object on any bottle. Here is what one would tell you about BreathiZen if it existed.

Each line of a standard panel, and what it would resolve.
Panel lineWhat it would tell youCurrently
Serving sizeHow much counts as one dosePublished in the directions
Servings per containerHow long a bottle lastsNot printed. We show arithmetic
Amount per servingMilligrams of each ingredientNot published
Enzyme activity for bromelainWhether the bromelain is a researched strengthNot published
Extract ratio for the botanicalsHow concentrated each extract isNot published
% Daily ValueHow a nutrient compares with daily needsNot published
Proprietary blend totalAt least a combined figureNo blend is declared either
Other IngredientsThe carrier, preservative and sweetener in a liquidNot published

That last row is worth noticing on its own. This is a liquid, which means the ten botanicals are dissolved or suspended in something. That carrier is usually water, glycerin or alcohol, and for anyone avoiding alcohol it is a decision-making fact rather than a detail. It has not been published.

What we will do about it

If a panel is published, or if a buyer photographs one on the back of a bottle and sends it to [email protected], we will publish it in full on this page, rewrite the dosage table on the home page, and move the updated date forward. We would genuinely rather be able to delete this section.

Help us fix this

How to send us a panel if you find one

If the bottle you receive has a Supplement Facts panel on the back, we want a photograph of it more than almost anything else a reader could send us.

  1. Photograph it flat, in good light, close enough to read every number.
  2. Include the lot number from the base in a second photograph.
  3. Email both to [email protected] with the date you ordered.
  4. We will publish the panel in full on this page, rewrite the dosage table on the home page, and move the updated date forward.
  5. We will credit the reader who sent it, by first name, unless you would rather we did not.

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