A gentle yet effective syrup bringing you soothing support for persistent, nagging coughs. It is especially helpful for those with chronic or recurring coughs and is gentle enough for children over the age of 1. It may be taken at the onset of coughing, a couple of times per day—or more often as needed—to help soothe and comfort the respiratory system.
No alcohol. Kid-friendly (ages 1+).
Wild Cherry Bark (Prunus serotina)
Traditionally used as a calming respiratory tonic, Wild Cherry Bark helps relax spasmodic coughing and supports the lungs during persistent or dry coughs. It is especially valued for soothing irritated airways and easing that deep, nagging cough that won’t let go.
Elecampane Root (Inula helenium)
Elecampane root is a deeply respected traditional lung remedy, especially for stubborn, lingering, deep-seated coughs.
Horehound (Marrubium vulgare)
A classic bitter herb for the lungs, Horehound has long been used to help loosen and expel mucus while calming cough reflexes. It supports clearer breathing and is especially helpful when coughs feel heavy, stuck, or productive.
Marshmallow Root (Althaea officinalis)
Rich in soothing mucilage, Marshmallow Root coats and moistens dry, inflamed tissues of the throat and respiratory tract. It brings immediate comfort to scratchy, irritated throats and helps calm harsh coughing fits—making it a favorite for both adults and children.
Slippery Elm (Ulmus rubra)
Another deeply demulcent herb, Slippery Elm forms a protective, soothing layer along the throat and upper respiratory tract. It helps ease inflammation, reduce irritation, and support gentle healing of sensitive tissues affected by frequent coughing.
Rose Hips (Rosa canina)
Naturally rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, Rose Hips provide immune-supportive nourishment while adding a bright, gentle balance to the formula. They support the body during seasonal stress and help round out the syrup with mild tartness and vitality.
Raw Honey
Used traditionally as both a preservative and soothing agent, raw honey helps coat the throat, calm coughs, and enhance the delivery of herbal constituents. It also makes this syrup palatable and comforting for children over the age of one.
