Elderberry Syrup

$29.00

An Elderberry syrup that is kid approved and the whole family will love. This cough and cold syrup blends immune-strengthening, fever-supportive, and antimicrobial herbs to help prevent illness or lessen the duration and severity of colds and flu.

Not for children under 12 months. Ask your doctor before taking if you are pregnant.

Note for Oakheart families: Preorders close November 6th. Pick up your order in the Oakheart office on November 16-17. You can add other items to your order if you’d like! Use code OAKHEART at check out to save on shipping! (Code is for Oakheart families only).

  • Supports immune defense during cold and flu season

  • Soothes coughs and irritated throats

  • Eases fevers, chills, and body aches

  • Promotes clear breathing and lung comfort

  • Provides gentle, whole-body nourishment during illness

  • Made in small batches with certified organic and homegrown herbs

  • 8oz bottle

Formulated to soothe coughs, sore throats, and respiratory discomfort. This syrup combines soothing, protective herbs that help the body resist infection, calm inflamed tissues, and support faster recovery from seasonal sickness.

Elderberry

Rich in vitamin C and flavonoids, elderberries are well-known for strengthening the immune system and reducing the duration and severity of colds and flu.

Mullein Leaf

A classic lung herb that supports both dry, spasmodic coughs AND wet, phlegmy coughs. Mullein helps open the airways, ease bronchial spasms, and gently clear out deep lung congestion.

Marshmallow Root

Deeply demulcent, marshmallow coats the throat and chest with mucilage that eases dryness, soreness, and inflammation in the respiratory tract.

Cinnamon

This warming, antimicrobial spice stimulates circulation, comforts chills and aches, and enhances the flavor of the syrup with gentle sweetness.

Elder Flower

Traditionally used to gently encourage a healing sweat during fevers, it also offers gentle support for the respiratory system.

Lemon Balm

Recent research is showing what folk herbalists have known for generations – lemon balm has anti viral activity.

Dose and Directions:

Children: 1 teaspoon
Adults: 1 tablespoon
For prevention: take up to 2–3x daily.
At first sign of illness: take every 2 hours.

  • Keep refrigerated

  • Shelf life: Guaranteed for 3 months when refrigerated. Often lasts longer.

  • Do not drink directly from the bottle – use a spoon.

  • Shake before use.

  • Not for children under 12 months.

  • Ask your doctor before taking if you are pregnant.

Ingredients:

*Elderberry, **mullein leaf, *marshmallow root, **elderflower, **lemon balm, *cinnamon, honey, reverse osmosis water.
(*certified organic) (**homegrown)

Other remedies for cold and flu season::

An Elderberry syrup that is kid approved and the whole family will love. This cough and cold syrup blends immune-strengthening, fever-supportive, and antimicrobial herbs to help prevent illness or lessen the duration and severity of colds and flu.

Not for children under 12 months. Ask your doctor before taking if you are pregnant.

Note for Oakheart families: Preorders close November 6th. Pick up your order in the Oakheart office on November 16-17. You can add other items to your order if you’d like! Use code OAKHEART at check out to save on shipping! (Code is for Oakheart families only).

  • Supports immune defense during cold and flu season

  • Soothes coughs and irritated throats

  • Eases fevers, chills, and body aches

  • Promotes clear breathing and lung comfort

  • Provides gentle, whole-body nourishment during illness

  • Made in small batches with certified organic and homegrown herbs

  • 8oz bottle

Formulated to soothe coughs, sore throats, and respiratory discomfort. This syrup combines soothing, protective herbs that help the body resist infection, calm inflamed tissues, and support faster recovery from seasonal sickness.

Elderberry

Rich in vitamin C and flavonoids, elderberries are well-known for strengthening the immune system and reducing the duration and severity of colds and flu.

Mullein Leaf

A classic lung herb that supports both dry, spasmodic coughs AND wet, phlegmy coughs. Mullein helps open the airways, ease bronchial spasms, and gently clear out deep lung congestion.

Marshmallow Root

Deeply demulcent, marshmallow coats the throat and chest with mucilage that eases dryness, soreness, and inflammation in the respiratory tract.

Cinnamon

This warming, antimicrobial spice stimulates circulation, comforts chills and aches, and enhances the flavor of the syrup with gentle sweetness.

Elder Flower

Traditionally used to gently encourage a healing sweat during fevers, it also offers gentle support for the respiratory system.

Lemon Balm

Recent research is showing what folk herbalists have known for generations – lemon balm has anti viral activity.

Dose and Directions:

Children: 1 teaspoon
Adults: 1 tablespoon
For prevention: take up to 2–3x daily.
At first sign of illness: take every 2 hours.

  • Keep refrigerated

  • Shelf life: Guaranteed for 3 months when refrigerated. Often lasts longer.

  • Do not drink directly from the bottle – use a spoon.

  • Shake before use.

  • Not for children under 12 months.

  • Ask your doctor before taking if you are pregnant.

Ingredients:

*Elderberry, **mullein leaf, *marshmallow root, **elderflower, **lemon balm, *cinnamon, honey, reverse osmosis water.
(*certified organic) (**homegrown)

Other remedies for cold and flu season::

Disclaimer:The information presented here is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to replace the advice of a qualified healthcare professional. Consult your healthcare provider before using any herbal supplements, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, have a medical condition, or are taking prescription medications.

There is very little research available on herbs during pregnancy and lactation. What is available, is scarce. Please check with your doctor and do a bit of research to make sure you’re comfortable taking the syrup when pregnant.