Zhou Nutrition

Elderberry Syrup

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$13.92 $19.89 In stock

Category: Liquids

Zhou Elderberry Syrup is a powerful herbal blend made with organic elderberry, raw honey, and apple cider vinegar for overall wellness support.

  • Overall wellness support with elderberry*
  • Made with traditional powerhouses like apple cider vinegar & raw honey
  • 1-tsp servings—no capsules
  • Lab-verified & gluten-free
  • Guaranteed to taste great!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

I've been taking a spoonful every morning since I got it, and the apple cider vinegar gives it a nice tang that cuts through the sweetness of the raw honey. It's become a comforting little ritual I actually look forward to.

Miles X. ★★★★★

The raw honey really balances out the tartness of the apple cider vinegar, so it's actually pleasant to take straight off the spoon. I've been adding a splash to my morning tea for a week now and my throat feels noticeably less scratchy.

Zoe ★★★★★

The apple cider vinegar gives it just enough tang to cut through the honey, so it doesn't feel like syruping straight sugar. I keep the bottle by my coffee station and do a spoonful whenever the season changes.