Lady's mantle is obtained from the root, stem, leaves, and flowers of the Alchemilla vulgaris plant. The above-ground parts of Lady's mantle contain tannins, mainly ellagic acid glycosides (6% to 8%), and various flavonoids, such as quercetin. Tannins impart a mild topical astringent that's useful in treating wounds. It's also used to treat gastrointestinal ailments. Lady's mantle is available as tea, tablets, tincture, ointment, and drops.

Reported uses

Lady's mantle is used as a topical astringent for wounds, ulcers, eczema, and skin rashes.

The tea is useful in controlling mild diarrhea; it has been used also to reduce uterine bleeding, ease menstrual cramps, and regulate the menstrual cycle.