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Herba Tussin®
Herbal Cough Tea*
Herbal Dietary 
Supplement

Herba Tussin is a traditional cough and bronchial 
tea that supports the respiratory system* with demulcent herbs 
to soothe respiratory membranes, antitussive herbs to relieve 
cough and expectorant herbs to promote normal bronchial 
secretion.* Eucalyptus and licorice teas are traditionally used 
for non-serious upper respiratory tract conditions. Slippery elm 
is a safe and effective demulcent (soothing herb).

How does 
it taste? Herba Tussin is a complex and aromatic blend of herbs 
that are spicy, minty, pungent, slightly bitter and sweet with 
citrus notes. It's the cough drop tea!

Herba 
Tussin®
Ingredients

Eucalyptus leaf 210 mg, licorice root 
175 mg, slippery elm bark 175 mg, wild cherry bark 175 mg, 
elecampane rhizome 140 mg, organic marshmallow root 35 mg. 
Proprietary blend: organic spearmint leaf, organic West Indian 
lemongrass leaf, organic lemon peel, organic stevia leaf, 
organic lemon myrtle leaf (Backhousia citriodora).

Herba 
Tussin®
Brewing Directions

Brew Well to be Well™
For 
maximum benefit, medicinal tea must be properly prepared. Pour 8 
oz. freshly boiled water over a tea bag in a cup. Cover cup and 
steep 10-15 minutes. These steps directly influence the amount 
of beneficial components that will end up in your teacup! Gently 
squeeze the tea bag to release any remaining extract. 

Drink 
3 or more cups daily as needed. To enhance benefits, add honey, 
especially in dry climates.

  
Herba 
Tussin®
Cautions

Contraindications: Do not use if you have 
inflammatory disorders of the GI tract and biliary ducts, 
serious liver diseases, impaired kidney functions, high blood 
pressure or heart disease. Not for use by children under 2 
years.
Duration of use: Not for prolonged use. In acute cases 
that last long than 1 week or periodically reoccur, seek medical 
advice.

Pregnancy and lactation: Not to be used during 
pregnancy or while breastfeeding. 

Side effects: In very rare 
cases, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea may occur after drinking 
eucalyptus teas.