RidgeCrest Herbals®, a leading developer and manufacturer of natural botanical formulas, is proud to announce the launch of their first gummy product, SereniZen™ Gummies. These innovative chewables combine traditional herbs and scientifically proven nutrients to promote calm, emotional balance, and feelings of peace. SereniZen Gummies feature a unique blend of Ashwagandha, Chamomile, Lemon Balm, GABA, and L-Theanine.
Herbalists have long used these herbs and nutrients to soothe and nourish the nervous system, support fatigue resistance, and promote calm and relaxation. Combining these ingredients, RidgeCrest Herbals has created a powerful formula supporting a measured stress response, emotional clarity, and overall well-being.
"We are excited to introduce SereniZen Gummies to individuals who experience everyday stress, need support for emotional challenges, or suffer from daily fatigue," said a spokesperson from RidgeCrest Herbals.
"These gummies are also ideal for those seeking help with focus, mental clarity, and an overall sense of peace and well-being, especially when it comes to processing emotions and feelings." - Brittini, Chief Botanical Officer
As a Certified B Corporation™, RidgeCrest Herbals is committed to ethical and sustainable practices. With over 20 natural botanical products, including the #1 best-selling natural product in the US for lung and respiratory health, ClearLungs®, RidgeCrest Herbals has a proven track record of developing safe and effective formulas.
For more information about SereniZen Gummies and other RidgeCrest Herbals products, please visit rcherbals.com or contact RidgeCrest Herbals at info@rcherbals.com or toll-free at 800-242-4649.
RidgeCrest Herbals is an award-winning developer and manufacturer of natural botanical formulas. With a history dating back to the 1980s, RidgeCrest Herbals has pioneered the eclectic herbal tradition, incorporating ingredients from various plant-based disciplines. Their products are sold primarily through natural product retail locations and online.
