Every active botanical in Neuropan, what it is, its traditional role, and why it's included in the formula — plus serving and safety information.
| Serving Size | 2 capsules |
|---|---|
| Servings Per Container | 30 |
| Capsules Per Bottle | 60 |
| Active Botanicals | Passionflower Extract, Marshmallow Root, Corydalis, Prickly Pear, California Poppy |
| Other Ingredients | Capsule shell and standard manufacturing excipients — see your current bottle label for the complete list |
| Facility Standard | GMP-Certified, FDA-Registered (USA) |
Traditional herbal use associated with relaxation and calm.
Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) is a flowering plant used in certain traditional herbal preparations. Some research has examined specific preparations in relation to relaxation and everyday stress. Evidence is limited and varies by preparation, and it does not establish that Passionflower in Neuropan repairs nerves or treats neuropathy. Passionflower may cause drowsiness and can interact with medicines that have sedating effects — ask a healthcare professional before combining it with other sedatives.
A traditional soothing herb containing mucilage.
Marshmallow root is traditionally used in preparations intended to soothe irritation in certain tissues. It contains mucilage, a substance that forms a gel-like texture with water. These traditional uses do not establish that marshmallow root heals damaged nerves. Check your current Neuropan label for the exact amount and form included.
A plant studied for its effect on certain pain-related pathways.
Corydalis is used in some traditional herbal practices, and certain compounds from the plant have drawn research interest for their effect on pain-related biological pathways. Research on an individual compound does not establish that a finished commercial supplement like Neuropan safely relieves nerve pain. Corydalis may carry safety considerations and can interact with medicines — professional advice is recommended before use, particularly alongside prescription medication.
A nutrient-containing cactus used as food and in wellness traditions.
Prickly pear, also called nopal, is used both as a food and in traditional wellness practices. It contains dietary fiber and naturally occurring plant compounds; composition depends on the plant part used and preparation method. Evidence involving prickly pear as a food does not prove that the specific extract in Neuropan protects nerves or improves any particular symptom.
Traditionally used in calming herbal preparations.
California poppy is a flowering plant traditionally associated with calming preparations. Scientific evidence for specific uses is limited and depends on the preparation studied. People using sedatives or medicines that cause drowsiness should consult a healthcare professional before taking supplements containing California poppy, and should avoid combining it with alcohol unless a qualified professional confirms it is safe.
A list of ingredient names alone does not establish a product's strength or effectiveness. Always review the complete, current Supplement Facts panel on your Neuropan bottle, and ask a pharmacist or doctor about interactions if you take medication, are pregnant or nursing, or manage a medical condition. See our official Neuropan overview and customer reviews for more context.
Yes. Neuropan's formula is built from five botanical ingredients and is formulated as non-GMO.
Some botanicals in Neuropan, including Passionflower, Corydalis, and California Poppy, can interact with certain medications or cause drowsiness. Speak with a healthcare professional before use if you take medication.
Each Neuropan bottle contains 60 capsules — a 30-day supply at the labeled serving size.
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