Nature's Way

Nettle Leaf

Evidence: Insufficient

Stinging nettle, rated Insufficient as an ingredient, 870 mg per serving, with no studied dose to compare. No USP, NSF or Informed Choice verification shown.

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On the label

Stinging nettle: 870mg
Serving: 2 Capsules
Blend amounts disclosed
Third-party testing: none named on the label or brand page
Label read 2026-10-06, UPC 033674151501

What studies found on stinging nettle

Insufficient A PubMed search on 2026-10-06 found no human trial of a nettle supplement on serum urate or gout flares, and the only related trial (2020) tested homeopathic medicines with Urtica urens tincture.

Studied dose: Not studied for serum urate or gout flares.

Safety: This review found no study of nettle taken with allopurinol, febuxostat or colchicine. Talk to your doctor before starting a supplement, especially if you take allopurinol, febuxostat or colchicine.