Headache Power Pack™ Two Bottles of 1000 mg, 60 Capsules

Quick Answer: Headache Power Pack™
The Headache Power Pack™ is 2 bottles for adults who want herbal support for everyday head comfort: Migraine Annihilator™ (9 herbs including feverfew and ginger) and Green Tea Extract. Take 1 capsule of each daily; each bottle lasts 2 months. Key cautions: green tea extract has been linked to rare liver injury and contains caffeine. A sudden, severe or new kind of headache needs medical care, not a supplement.

What's in the Headache Power Pack™
The pack holds 2 full-size bottles. All details below come from the labels. Migraine Annihilator is a product name, and this pack is not a treatment for migraine or any other condition.



Product
Form and count
Serving per label
Key ingredients per label
Lasts at label serving



Migraine Annihilator™
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
1000 mg proprietary blend: fennel, chamomile, ginger, spearmint, valerian, linden flowers, rosemary, goldenseal, feverfew
60 days (2 months)


Green Tea Extract
Vegan capsules, 60
1 Vegan Capsule daily
Green tea extract 1000 mg, printed on the label as “60egcg”. No milligram figure for EGCG or caffeine.
60 days (2 months)




Amounts in the blends. Migraine Annihilator is a proprietary blend, so the label gives the blend total and not the amount of each ingredient.
Why These 2 Bottles Together
The two bottles have no ingredient in common, so there is no double counting of herbs here.


Migraine Annihilator™ is a 9-herb blend that includes feverfew, ginger and chamomile.

Green Tea Extract is a single concentrated botanical.

Caffeine and a concentrated extract. Green tea contains caffeine, and the label does not state how much. This is an extract in a capsule, which is the form linked to liver injury, unlike green tea as a drink.
Bundle Value
Bought together, the Headache Power Pack™ costs about 16% less than buying the 2 bottles separately, based on our own prices as of November 2026. Prices can change, so check the current price of each bottle before you compare.
How to Take It: One Daily Schedule
Each bottle has a serving of 1 capsule daily. The labels do not name a time of day.



Bottle
Per day (label)
Bottle lasts



Migraine Annihilator™
1 capsule
60 days


Green Tea Extract
1 capsule
60 days




That is 2 capsules a day in total. Take Green Tea Extract with food and not while fasting or dieting, because fasting can raise how much of the catechins your body absorbs. Do not take more than the labels direct.
Who Should Not Use It, and Interactions

Seek medical help right away if a headache comes on suddenly and is explosive or violent, is the worst ever, comes with slurred speech, vision change, problems moving your arms or legs, loss of balance, confusion or memory loss, comes with fever, stiff neck and vomiting, or follows a head injury (MedlinePlus). Call 911 for a sudden, violent headache.
Liver. NCCIH says liver injury, although uncommon, has been reported in people using green tea products, primarily extracts in tablet or capsule form. Drinking green tea as a beverage has no such reported concern. Stop and call your doctor if you notice dark urine, jaundice or unusual tiredness.




If you...
Why it matters
What to do



Have a liver condition
Green tea extract is the concern above. NCCIH also reports very rare liver injury with valerian, most often in combination with other herbals.
Do not use unless your doctor agrees.


Are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding
NCCIH says not to take feverfew while pregnant, and women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should not use goldenseal. Green tea is a caffeine source.
Do not use.


Take any prescription medicine
NCCIH says goldenseal may change the way your body processes many medications, and lowered metformin levels about 25 percent in one study.
Show your prescriber both labels first.


Take nadolol, atorvastatin or raloxifene
NCCIH says green tea can reduce blood levels of nadolol and atorvastatin and interacted with raloxifene in a study.
Ask your prescriber first.


Take a blood thinner, or have surgery planned
NCCIH says feverfew may slow blood clotting and should be stopped at least 2 weeks before scheduled surgery. Chamomile interactions with warfarin have been reported.
Tell your prescriber and surgeon.


Take sedatives or drink alcohol
NCCIH says valerian should not be taken with alcohol or sedatives.
Avoid the combination.


Take migraine medicine
NCCIH says feverfew may interact with medicines used for migraine.
Ask your prescriber first.


Are sensitive to caffeine, or take pain medicine 3 or more days a week
Green tea contains caffeine in an amount not on the label. MedlinePlus says to tell your provider if you take pain medicines 3 or more days a week.
Talk to your provider.


Are allergic to ragweed or related plants
NCCIH says people sensitive to ragweed may react to feverfew and are more likely to react to chamomile.
Ask your doctor first.


Have had a hormone-sensitive condition, or use birth control pills
NCCIH says chamomile might have effects like estrogen and might reduce the effect of birth control pills.
Ask your doctor first.




Sources: MedlinePlus (Headaches), NCCIH (Green Tea, Goldenseal, Feverfew, Valerian, Chamomile). Not every herb in these blends has a federal safety page, so this list is not exhaustive.
What to Expect and When to Reassess
This pack is a dietary supplement. It is not a substitute for medical care for headaches, and the labels give no course length, so this page does not promise a timeline.

Both bottles last 60 days. Reassess with a practitioner after finishing the first bottle.

NCCIH says valerian has been used with apparent safety at 300 to 600 mg daily for up to 6 weeks and its long-term safety is unknown. The amount here is not disclosed, so ask at 6 weeks whether to continue.
If your headaches change or get worse, see a doctor and do not wait for a bottle to finish.

How It Differs From the Sleep Power Pack
The Sleep Power Pack™ also includes valerian, but it is aimed at sleep routines and has no Green Tea Extract. This pack adds green tea and a broader 9-herb blend.
Frequently Asked Questions


What comes in the Headache Power Pack? +
2 bottles of 60 vegan capsules: Migraine Annihilator™ and Green Tea Extract.


How long does one pack last? +
Each bottle lasts 60 days, or about 2 months, at 1 capsule a day.


Will this replace my headache medicine? +
No. These 2 bottles are dietary supplements and are not intended to treat or prevent any disease. Do not stop or change a prescribed medicine because of it.


How much caffeine is in the Green Tea Extract? +
The amount is not printed on the label of this 1000 mg capsule. Green tea is a caffeine source, so count on it adding to coffee and tea, and avoid it if you are sensitive.


Is green tea extract safe for the liver? +
Liver injury is uncommon but has been reported, primarily with extracts in tablet or capsule form like this 1000 mg capsule, according to NCCIH. Do not use it with a liver condition, and stop if you notice dark urine or jaundice.


Does the Migraine Annihilator name mean it treats migraines? +
No. That is the product's name. It is a 9-herb dietary supplement and is not intended to treat migraine.


When should I see a doctor about a headache? +
Call 911 or get help right away for a sudden, violent or worst-ever headache, or one with weakness, vision change, confusion, fever or stiff neck, or after a head injury.


Can I take it while pregnant? +
No. Neither of the 2 bottles suits pregnancy: NCCIH says not to take feverfew while pregnant, and goldenseal should not be used in pregnancy or breastfeeding.