Natures Way - White Willow Bark Standardized Extract - 60 caps
from Natures Way
Nature's Herbs White Willow, 375 mg, Capsules , 100 capsules (Pack of 4)
from Twinlab
Nature's Herbs Power-Herbs Willowprin, Standardized Extract, Capsules, 30 capsules (Pack of 3)
from Twinlab
Alternative Health & Herbs Remedies White Willow Bark 2 Ounces (Pack of 2)
from Alternative Health & Herbs Remedies
- Pain Management
- Tincture Single Herb
Solaray White Willow Bark 400 mg 100 Capsule
from Solaray
The white willow tree is grown in central and southern Europe. It can also be found in parts of North America. The bark of the tree is used for medicinal purposes. The white willow bark was traditionally used for fever, headache, pain, and rheumatic compl
Nature's Answer - White Willow Bark Extract, 60 veggie caps
from Nature's Answer
- Serving Size - 1 veggie cap
- Does Not Contain: Free of synthetic ingredients.
Alternative Health & Herbs Remedies White Willow Bark Capsules, 90-Count Bottle
from Alternative Health & Herbs Remedies
- Pain Management
Herbal White Willow Bark Veg Capsules
from Herbal-Medi-Care
White Willow contains compounds from which aspirin was derived. It is good for allergies, headache, backache, nerve pain, joint inflammation, menstrual cramps, toothache and injuries.Safety: Not recommended for use during pregnant.
Pro Natura - Small Flowered Willow Herb, 60 softgels
from Pro Natura
- Serving Size - 2 softgels
- Does Not Contain: Sugar, artificial colors or flavors, preservatives.
White Willow Bark by NOW Foods - (400mg - 100 Capsules)
from NOW Foods - Herbs
- The "Herbal Aspirin" *
- Organic Quality White Willow Bark
- Two Capsules Contain: White Willow Bark 800mg
White Willow Bark, often referred to as the "herbal aspirin", is a deciduous shrub native to Britain and Southern Europe whose therapeutic use dates back thousands of years. It is mentioned in ancient Greek and European medical journals, and was initially used by Native American tribes as a traditional herb. The body converts the salicin in white willow bark into salicylic acid, an agent that can help reduce our level of pain causing compounds known as prostaglandins.*
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