Hawthorn
A traditional botanical from a flowering shrub, often featured in classic herbal wellness blends. See the NCCIH Herbs at a Glance entry for general background.
Meet the eight listed components and the six things printed on the bottle, plus where to find the full Supplement Facts panel.

From the product information we reviewed. Amounts are on the bottle label.
A traditional botanical from a flowering shrub, often featured in classic herbal wellness blends. See the NCCIH Herbs at a Glance entry for general background.
A fragrant berry best known as a kitchen and beverage flavoring and a long-standing name in traditional botanical lists.
The leaf of the olive tree, a Mediterranean botanical that appears in many modern daily-wellness formulas.
A kitchen staple around the world and a familiar name on supplement labels.
The tea plant extract millions of people already enjoy as a daily cup, offered here in capsule form.
The ruby-red flower behind hibiscus tea, a popular everyday botanical.
A family of vitamins that take part in how the body turns food into energy, according to the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements.
An essential nutrient found in citrus and many vegetables, and a common addition to daily formulas.
Each one with the brand statement and a short background.
What the brand says: The front of the bottle reads Blood Pressure Support* under the Honey Vital name, with the shield-style label and a heartbeat emblem.
Quick background: Everyday habits such as balanced plates, regular movement and steady sleep are the basics that sit around any daily supplement routine.
What the brand says: The tagline printed on the label, as stated by the brand.
Quick background: The asterisk on the label points to the standard statement printed on the bottle, which is worth reading when your bottle arrives.
What the brand says: A heart-and-pulse emblem sits at the center of the label shield, framed by honeycomb artwork.
Quick background: Honeycomb art ties in with the Honey Vital name. The brand states that honey itself is not listed as an ingredient.
What the brand says: The label reads 60 Capsules and Dietary Supplement.
Quick background: A capsule is one of the easiest supplement formats to carry and keep consistent, and the label always lists the serving directions.
What the brand says: The product information we reviewed lists hawthorn, juniper berry, olive leaf, garlic, green tea and hibiscus, plus B vitamins and Vitamin C.
Quick background: Botanical blends are common in daily wellness routines. Our ingredients page gives a plain-English line on each one.
What the brand says: The complete Supplement Facts panel is printed on the bottle label, with serving directions.
Quick background: The Supplement Facts panel is the official record of each serving, which is why reading it is the best first step with any bottle.
The complete Supplement Facts panel is printed on the bottle label, and customer support can share details.
If you like to compare formulas, our guide to reading supplement labels in five steps explains serving sizes, ingredient lists and more.
Curious about the botanicals? Start with the botanicals in plain English, then see what Blood Pressure Support labels mean.
For public background on supplements and herbs, the NCCIH Herbs at a Glance, the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements and U.S. FDA are excellent starting points.

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