Calm mood (garlic, avena sativa flowering top, angelica archangelica root, arabica coffee bean, holy basil leaf, passiflora edulis flower, scutellaria lateriflora whole, verbena hastata top, and macropiper methysticum root)

Approved uses

Uses for the temporary relief of nervousness and tension associated with stress or occasional anxiety.

Warnings and precautions

Warnings For oral (sublingual) use. Ask a doctor before use in children under 6 years of age. Stop use and ask doctor if symptoms persist for more than 3 days or worsen. If pregnant or breast-feeding ask a doctor before use. Keep out of reach of children.

Contraindications

Active ingredients Purpose Allium Sativum * *Certified Organic89C Remedy for Nervousness/Restlessness Avena Sativa * 30X For Nervous Exhaustion Angelica Archangelica 89C For Difficulty Concentrating, Unable to Focus Coffea Cruda * 30C To Calm the System, Nervousness Ocimum Sanctum * 89C For Occasional Anxiousness Passiflora * 30C Quieting Effect on the Nervous System Scutellaria Lateriflora * 12C Restlessness, Nervousness Verbena Hastata * 6C Eases Nervous System, Helps Mood Swings Piper Methysticum * 30C For Impaired Thinking, Sluggish Emotion

Dosage and administration

Directions Shake well before use. For best results, use at the first sign of stress or when you want to calm the mind. Place 5 - 10 drops under the tongue at the first sign of stress-related symptoms, Repeat as needed, up to 4 times per day. Can be used daily as needed. Updated wording of the Directions section to reflect clearer consumer communication about this serving to temporarily relieve symptoms of occasional anxiety.

Common questions

What is Calm mood approved to treat?

According to its FDA label, Calm mood (garlic, avena sativa flowering top, angelica archangelica root, arabica coffee bean, holy basil leaf, passiflora edulis flower, scutellaria lateriflora whole, verbena hastata top, and macropiper methysticum root) is approved for: Uses for the temporary relief of nervousness and tension associated with stress or occasional anxiety. For medical advice, please talk to your prescriber or pharmacist.

What class of drug is Calm mood?

Calm mood (garlic, avena sativa flowering top, angelica archangelica root, arabica coffee bean, holy basil leaf, passiflora edulis flower, scutellaria lateriflora whole, verbena hastata top, and macropiper methysticum root) belongs to the Non-Standardized Food Allergenic Extract [EPC] class of medications.

What form does Calm mood come in?

The FDA label lists Calm mood (garlic, avena sativa flowering top, angelica archangelica root, arabica coffee bean, holy basil leaf, passiflora edulis flower, scutellaria lateriflora whole, verbena hastata top, and macropiper methysticum root) as: sublingual route. Available strengths and packaging vary by manufacturer.

Does Calm mood have a Boxed Warning?

Our ingest of the FDA label for Calm mood (garlic, avena sativa flowering top, angelica archangelica root, arabica coffee bean, holy basil leaf, passiflora edulis flower, scutellaria lateriflora whole, verbena hastata top, and macropiper methysticum root) does not include a Boxed Warning at this time. See the full label on DailyMed for the current, authoritative version.

How much does Calm mood cost?

Public CMS NADAC pricing for Calm mood (garlic, avena sativa flowering top, angelica archangelica root, arabica coffee bean, holy basil leaf, passiflora edulis flower, scutellaria lateriflora whole, verbena hastata top, and macropiper methysticum root) is in the range Retail prices vary widely by pharmacy, insurance, and location. Check with your pharmacy or use tools like GoodRx for current pricing.. Retail price varies by pharmacy, insurance, and manufacturer coupons.

Is Calm mood currently under recall?

The FDA Enforcement Report does not show an active/ongoing recall for Calm mood (garlic, avena sativa flowering top, angelica archangelica root, arabica coffee bean, holy basil leaf, passiflora edulis flower, scutellaria lateriflora whole, verbena hastata top, and macropiper methysticum root) in our latest ingest. Recall data can change daily — verify at FDA.gov.

Who makes Calm mood?

The FDA label lists Forces of Nature as a labeler/manufacturer of Calm mood (garlic, avena sativa flowering top, angelica archangelica root, arabica coffee bean, holy basil leaf, passiflora edulis flower, scutellaria lateriflora whole, verbena hastata top, and macropiper methysticum root). Multiple firms may market generics of the same molecule.

How should Calm mood be stored?

The FDA label states: "Other information Store in a cool, dark place Store upright Tighten cap after use to prevent oxidation" Follow the packaging insert for the authoritative guidance.