Best Feverfew Supplements (2026)

Ranked by safety score and evidence coverage from 0 independent research sources

144 Products Analyzed

0 Research Sources

99 Avg Safety Score

2% Evidence-Backed

What the Research Says

Feverfew is primarily researched for its potential role in migraine prophylaxis and the management of headaches. The body of evidence includes multiple Cochrane reviews and systematic reviews evaluating its efficacy, often in combination with other supplements or therapies.

Migraine: moderate

AI-generated summary based on 0 research sources. See methodology.

Top-Ranked Feverfew Products

Products ranked by safety score (0–100), then evidence coverage. Higher is better.

#	Product	Safety	Evidence	Form
1	Migra-None Douglas Laboratories	100	50%	Capsule
2	White Willow Feverfew 350 mg Eclectic Herb	100	40%	Capsule
3	Feverfew Extract Source Naturals	100	16%	Tablet or Pill
4	Feverfew GNC Herbal Plus Standardized	100	0%	Capsule
5	Feverfew Vitabase	100	0%	Capsule
6	Feverfew Max-V Douglas Laboratories	100	0%	Capsule
7	Migra-X OL Olympian Labs	100	0%	Capsule
8	Feverfew New Sun	100	0%	Capsule
9	Feverfew Leaf Standardized Extract 350 mg Martin Avenue Pharmacy	100	0%	Capsule
10	Herbal Actives Feverfew 500 MG/0.7% Parthenolide Extended Re... Nature's Plus	100	0%	Tablet or Pill
11	Feverfew 380 mg Vitamin World	100	0%	Capsule
12	Feverfew Lavender Compound Herb Pharm	100	0%	Liquid
13	Feverfew L.A. Naturals	100	0%	Liquid
14	Feverfew Extract 380 mg GNC Herbal Plus	100	0%	Capsule
15	Feverfew Indiana Botanic Gardens	100	0%	Liquid
16	Feverfew/White Willow L.A. Naturals	100	0%	Liquid
17	MygraFew Nature's Way	100	0%	Tablet or Pill
18	Feverfew NOW	100	0%	Capsule
19	Feverfew 380 mg The Vitamin Shoppe	100	0%	Capsule
20	Standardized Feverfew Nature's Way	100	0%	Capsule

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How We Rank

Products are ranked by safety score (0–100), which considers UL exceedance, unsupported health claims, and proprietary blend disclosure. Products with equal safety scores are then sorted by evidence coverage — the percentage of ingredients backed by Tier-A or Tier-B research.

Safety scores are computed from product label data (DSLD) cross-referenced with 0 research sources. See our Editorial Policy for full methodology.