What's Actually In PressureCalmX
All 8 botanicals plus 3 declared vitamins, grouped by how much real research backs each one.
Vascular & Circulatory Botanicals
Hawthorn Leaf & Flower
The headline botanical here, with the clearest traditional and research association with blood vessel function and blood pressure already in a normal range.
Garlic Bulb
Naturally occurring sulfur compounds and antioxidants studied for their association with circulation and heart health.
Hibiscus Flower
A traditional botanical widely used in heart-wellness formulas for its antioxidant properties, often paired with hawthorn for blood pressure support.
Olive Leaf
Contains oleuropein, a polyphenol studied for its association with circulation, blood vessel function and antioxidant protection.
Traditional Fluid-Balance Herbs
Buchu Leaf
A traditional addition the brand describes as supporting general fluid balance.
Uva Ursi Leaf
Traditionally paired with buchu for general fluid balance support.
Juniper Berry
An antioxidant source studied for its association with circulation support.
Antioxidant & Vitamin Layer
Green Tea Leaf
A well-studied botanical with a body of cardiovascular wellness research, alongside a documented interaction with warfarin worth knowing about.
Vitamin B6
Individually disclosed at 294% of the Daily Value.
Vitamin B12
Individually disclosed at 4167% of the Daily Value.
Vitamin C
An antioxidant vitamin included alongside the botanical blend.
Label Transparency Note
All 8 botanicals share a single 620mg blend — the label discloses the combined total, not each botanical's individual amount. Only Vitamin B6 (294% DV) and B12 (4167% DV) have a disclosed amount. To learn more about the formula, return to the PressureCalmX homepage.
Medication Interactions Worth Knowing
Hawthorn has been flagged in research as a consideration for people on beta-blockers. Green tea has a documented interaction with warfarin specifically. If you take any of these, talk to your doctor or pharmacist before starting PressureCalmX.