ALLER-DMG 60 Tablets
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Quercetin, Bromelain and Perilla for Respiratory, Nasal and Skin Health
Aller-DMG™ is a respiratory and nasal support supplement from DaVinci Laboratories. Each bottle holds 60 vegetarian tablets. It features quercetin, bromelain and perilla seed extract to support respiratory, nasal and skin health, along with healthy histamine levels and immune function.*
How These Three Ingredients Work Together
Quercetin is a plant flavonoid that supports healthy histamine levels. Bromelain is an enzyme from pineapple that supports the nasal and airway lining and may help the body absorb quercetin. Perilla seed extract supplies rosmarinic acid, a plant compound that supports a balanced response to seasonal changes. Together they cover several pathways in one tablet.*
What's in Aller-DMG
Key ingredients:
- Quercetin
- Bromelain
- Perilla seed extract (rosmarinic acid)
- Full Supplement Facts and amounts are printed on the bottle label
Key Features of This Respiratory Support Supplement
- Respiratory and nasal health — supports clear, comfortable breathing*
- Skin health — the label lists skin health among its uses*
- Quercetin — supports healthy histamine levels*
- Bromelain and perilla — two more plant-based ingredients that round out the formula
- Clean formula — vegetarian and gluten free
Who This Supplement Is For
Aller-DMG fits adults who want seasonal support for the respiratory tract, nose and skin, especially during spring and fall.*
How to Use
Take as directed on the label or by your health professional.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tablets are in Aller-DMG?
Each bottle has 60 vegetarian tablets.
What are the main ingredients in Aller-DMG?
Quercetin, bromelain and perilla seed extract.
Is Aller-DMG vegetarian?
Yes. It is vegetarian and gluten free.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.