Calm Blend

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Calm Blend

Targeted Aromatherapy.

Calm Blend’s proprietary formula was developed in partnership with leading health experts in holistic medicine and nutritional biochemistry. Each application contains a proven ratio of cold-pressed and steam-distilled essential oils, specifically formulated to target the neurotransmitters responsible for stress in our bodies.

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15ml | 30 day supply

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What it does

Reduces stress and anxiety naturally
Features a 100% all-natural formula
Delivers relief within 30 minutes of use

How to use

Add 5-7 drops to a your favorite essential oil diffuser. Alternatively, you can apply topically by rubbing 3-4 drops of Calm Blend on any pressure point (wrists, temples, neck, etc)

100% Natural

Applied Topically

No artificial colors & fillers

Tested for purity

Why Choose
Calm Blend

Calm Blend was specifically formulated and designed to target the chemical imbalances that cause stress and anxiety - Each ingredient carefully chosen based on its unique characteristics and how it interacts with the neurotransmitters to help relieve stress and anxiety. Thanks to some of these interactions with the serotonin, dopamine, noradrenaline, and GABA neurotransmitters, Calm Blend efficiently and effectively helps manage stress and anxiety.

Aromatherapy delivery method

By delivering the oil through the olfactory system, the aromatic chemicals found in these natural oils cross the "blood-brain" barrier and affect our central nervous system more effectively than traditional methods.

Easy to use wherever you are

With our convenient dropper bottle, Calm Blend is easy to use at home or at work! Simply add 5-7 drops to an oil diffuser or rub into your wrists, temples, back of neck or any other pressure point and feel relief in as soon as 30 minutes!

No prescription needed

Thanks to powerful anti-anxiety characteristics found in specific plant extracts, anxiety relief is now possible in an all-natural form, meaning no addictive medications, no restrictions on how often you can use, and no prescription needed!

What's Inside

Cedrus

(Cedar Extract)

Chysopogon Zizanioides

(Vetiver Extract)

Citrus Aurantiifolia

(Lime Extract)

Citrus Bergamia

(Bergamot Extract)

Cocos Nucifera

(Coconut Extract)

Lavendula

(Lavender Extract)

Origanum Majorana

(Marjoram Extract)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Calm Blend for?

Calm Blend is for anybody suffering from mild to severe stress and anxiety. Because Calm Blend is made using all natural ingredients, it is completely safe to use for everybody. While Calm Blend has no known side effects, it is always best to consult your doctor before introducing a new supplement or oil into your routine, especially if pregnant or before using with children..

How long does Calm Blend take to begin working?

Calm Blend is specifically designed to work quickly, because we know how important it is to get relief right away when you need it most. Most users have reported Calm Blend effectively reducing their stress and anxiety levels within 30 minutes of use, however that is dependent on delivery method. For the quickest relief we recommend application via diffusion or topical use. As with anything, consistency is the key to really reap the full benefits. Each bottle is specifically designed for one month of use (approximately 10 drops per day) - if you're running out before 30 days, or have excess left in the bottle after 30 days try to adjust your usage accordingly. Users see the biggest benefits using about 10 drops per day..

How do I use Calm Blend?

Calm Blend is incredibly easy and discreet to use! The two most effective ways to use are diffusion and applying topically. To diffuse, simply add 5-8 drops to a diffuser with water and run for at least 30 minutes. For topical use, rub 5-8 drops of Calm Blend on any pulse point (inner wrists, back of neck, temples, etc)..

Do I need a prescription?

No! Calm Blend was specifically designed to not require a prescription unlike many other stress and anxiety remedies. Every ingredient in Calm Blend is 100% natural and backed by numerous studies showing relief for stress and anxiety. But just because Calm Blend does not require a prescription does not mean it is not powerful enough to provide relief! Each ingredient was carefully chosen to help relieve stress and anxiety and along with being all natural, Calm Blend is produced with 100% pure therapeutic grade ingredients..

What's your return policy?

Our return policy is simple and hassle free. If for any reason you are not 100% satisfied, you may return any unopened bottles within 60 days. No questions asked!.

Stress-Free
Guarantee

Simply put, we want you to find relief that works for you and we are here for you every step of the way - from producing our products only with high-quality ingredients, to providing you with tips and tricks to help your journey to an anxiety-free lifestyle.

60 Day Money
Back Guarantee

We want everyone to find stres relief. If you’re not happy with your purchase for any reason simply contact us within 60 days for a full refund.

Manufactured in
a GMP compliant facility

All of our products are produced in a cGMP compliant facility right here in the United States. This ensures the consistent quality and safety of our products.

Bottled & shipped
in the United States

Each step of our manufacturing & order processing takes place right here in the United States. All orders are shipped directly to you from our Florida warehouses.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact us at support@himalayan-health.com

Calm Blend