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botanical

Tea Tree supplements

Half of the 5 tea tree supplements in the NIH label database that print an amount list 60 mg or less per serving; the middle half list 60 mg to 60 mg (DSLD version 9.4.0, January 2026).

Products listing it
215 print an amount; 16 list it inside a blend without an amount
Median per serving
60 mgmiddle half 60 mg to 60 mg

How much tea tree do supplements contain?

The median product lists 60 mg per serving. One in ten lists 60 mg or less, one in ten 60 mg or more. The amount printed most often is 60 mg (5 products).

Products by amount of tea tree per serving

5 products, log scale; extreme 0.2% at each end left out of the drawing.

The amounts printed most often
Amount per servingProductsFor example
60 mg5 Melaleuca (Tea Tree) (doTERRA); Tea Tree (Zongle Therapeutics); Organic Melaleuca (Zongle Therapeutics)

Source: Supplement Facts rows of every product's current label, NIH ODS Dietary Supplement Label Database version 9.4.0; amounts in one measure (weight).

Which products list the most tea tree?

On-market products, per serving, with a plausible amount: the rule leaves out likely entry slips, such as an amount far beyond every other label with no %DV or strength on the label to back it (each product page still shows its own amount, marked).

In which products and brands?

Products listing tea tree by DSLD product type

Tea Tree by product typeBotanical4Botanical with Nutrients1
Tea Tree by product typeBotanical4Botanical with Nutrients1
Tea Tree by product typeBotanical4Botanical with Nutrients1
Tea Tree by product typeBotanical4Botanical with Nutrients1
Tea Tree by product typeBotanical4Botanical with Nutrients1

Brands listing it most: Zongle Therapeutics (3), doTERRA (1), LuckyVitamin (1).

Every product listing tea tree

21 products, A to Z by name (page 1 of 1), each with the amount its label prints; an amount far outside what other labels print is marked as a possible slip.

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