Government-Specific FAQ

Yes.

The sprays are unscented environmental-use products suitable for offices, shared work areas, and on-base workplace settings.

Yes.

When used as directed, the sprays may be applied in shared residential or family areas to support calm, routine, and work–life balance.

No.

The sprays are non-medical environmental-use products and do not require medical authorization or clinical approval.

The concentrate contains vegetable glycerin, purified water, and a proprietary flower essence blend.

Vegetable glycerin is Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) by the FDA (21 CFR 182.1320), non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and biodegradable.

Peer-reviewed research including systematic reviews published in BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine (Thaler et al., 2009) and Swiss Medical Weekly (Ernst, 2010) consistently confirm that flower essences are safe.

The product is for environmental use only and is misted lightly into the air, not applied to skin or ingested.

Yes.

The sprays contain no scent, fragrance materials, essential oils, or added chemicals, making them compatible with scent-free and fragrance-restricted workplace requirements.

No.

The sprays are not classified as hazardous materials and do not require special handling, PPE, or ventilation procedures.

Yes.

Calm Work Solutions ships FOB Destination (CONUS) in alignment with government procurement requirements.

Yes.

All products fall well below standard micro-purchase thresholds and can be procured using P-Cards or other authorized micro-purchase methods.

Yes.

Government Purchase Cards (GPC/GPC-P-Cards) are accepted for all transactions.

Yes.

Many teams use the sprays as part of workplace wellness, morale, and work–life balance efforts for offices, shared spaces, and family areas.

Yes.

Multiple peer-reviewed studies support the use of flower essences for anxiety reduction.

A double-blind, placebo-controlled study published in Acta Paul Enferm (Salles & da Silva, 2012) found a statistically significant reduction in anxiety levels in participants using flower essences compared to placebo.

A randomized controlled study published in the Journal of the Indian Society of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry (Dixit & Jasani, 2020) found significantly better outcomes in the Bach Flower Therapy group compared to the control group.

Flower essences are non-toxic, non-addictive, and safe for all ages.

Yes.

Since the sprays are unscented and contain no fragrance materials, they are appropriate for scent-restricted, fragrance-free, or sensitivity-aware federal workplaces.

No.

A light mist is applied into the air and not onto surfaces, allowing use in office areas, administrative spaces, and other standard workplace environments.

Yes.

Contractors may use the sprays in their designated workspaces where environmental-use products are permitted.