Lung Trust Ingredients
One ingredient, mullein extract, is named with no amount, but the label says blend.
Your bottle's Supplement Facts panel is the only reliable answer.
What the source says
The source names mullein extract as the only ingredient and describes the product as a daily tincture. It gives no amount per dose and notes it is plant-based and non-GMO.
Mullein Extract
A traditional herb (Verbascum) used in teas and tinctures for the chest. Human evidence is thin, and the amount is not published.
“Respiratory Blend”
The bottle label says blend, while the source names one ingredient. Only the printed Supplement Facts can settle it.
The liquid base
Tinctures are often made with alcohol or glycerin. The source does not say, so check the label.
Allergy and irritation
Mullein is generally considered mild, but allergic reactions are possible.
Dose
Two different drop schedules are published, so follow the bottle label.
Pregnancy and children
No safety data was found for pregnancy, breastfeeding or children. The source says not for under 12; we suggest adults only.
Things that do not add up
A single-ingredient description sits beside a “Respiratory Blend” label. Two dose schedules are published, and the label names “Herbal Tea Therapy,” which the source does not explain. The page admits that no trial of the finished product was found and that its references are search links.
What to do
Read the Supplement Facts and other-ingredients line on your own bottle, ask whether it contains alcohol, tell your doctor the real contents, and read our safety guide.
