A Short, Transparent Ingredient List
Each 1 mL serving of Linfozen delivers a 300 mg proprietary blend of four botanicals, dissolved in a base of vegetable glycerin and water. That's it — no alcohol, no added sugar, no gluten, no GMO ingredients and no artificial additives, colors or fillers.
The formula is built around plants with a long history of traditional use for circulation and lymphatic support. Below is a plain-language look at each one, what it's traditionally used for, and why it's part of the blend.
Cleavers (Galium aparine)
Cleavers is an herb long used in traditional herbal practice as a gentle support for the lymphatic system. It's often the first ingredient people associate with "lymphatic" formulas specifically because of its traditional reputation for supporting healthy fluid movement through the lymph nodes and vessels. In Linfozen, cleavers is included as the foundation of the blend, working alongside the other three botanicals rather than as a standalone remedy.
Red Clover (Trifolium pratense)
Red clover is a flowering herb that has been used traditionally to support circulation and healthy skin, and it's commonly paired with cleavers in lymphatic-support blends. It contains naturally occurring plant compounds called isoflavones. Because of these compounds, red clover is one of the ingredients to flag with a healthcare provider if you are pregnant, nursing, have a hormone-sensitive condition, or take blood-thinning medication — see our side effects and safety page for details.
Stillingia Root (Stillingia sylvatica)
Stillingia root is a traditional botanical historically included in herbal circulatory and detox-support formulas. In Linfozen it's used in a small, blended amount alongside cleavers, red clover and prickly ash rather than in isolation, which is the traditional way it has been used — as part of a combination formula, not a single-herb extract.
Prickly Ash Bark (Zanthoxylum americanum)
Prickly ash bark comes from a small tree native to North America and has a long history of traditional use for supporting healthy blood flow and circulation. It's included in Linfozen to complement the other three botanicals, rounding out a blend focused on movement — both of circulation and of lymphatic fluid — rather than any single mechanism.
The 300mg Proprietary Blend
Linfozen lists its four active botanicals as a single 300 mg proprietary blend per 1 mL serving rather than breaking out an exact milligram amount for each individual herb. This is a common and legal practice for herbal supplement formulas, and it protects the specific ratio the formula was developed around. What we do disclose in full is exactly which four ingredients make up that blend, and the recommended serving size — 1 to 2 droppers (1–2 mL), once or twice daily. For the full serving routine, see how to use Linfozen.
Other Ingredients
Beyond the 300 mg blend, Linfozen contains only two supporting ingredients:
- Vegetable glycerin — a plant-derived, alcohol-free liquid used to extract and carry the herbal blend, and the reason Linfozen has a mild, slightly sweet taste rather than the sharp bite of an alcohol-based tincture.
- Water — used to bring the tincture to its final concentration.
There is no added sugar, no synthetic preservatives and no artificial flavoring in the formula.
How It's Made
Linfozen is formulated and bottled in the United States in a GMP-certified facility, and every batch is third-party tested. Each bottle holds 59 servings at the 1 mL serving size printed on the label.
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