Sales videos promise a lot. The label on the bottle says what you actually get. We read it for you before you spend $69 or more.
Ratings come from the official label, price page and refund policy of each product. See them side by side.
Fiber, clay, aloe and one probiotic in a 1.5 g blend
Full ingredient list, but the whole blend is a fraction of the fiber doses used in studies.
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Fish collagen, herbs and probiotics, 500 mg with every dose listed
The most open label of the three, with small amounts of each ingredient.
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11 traditional Chinese herbs in a 500 mg blend
A herbal tonic blend, about 45 mg per herb, with mostly lab and animal studies behind it.
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Honey, bee products, herbs and berberine in a 550 mg blend
Berberine is listed last, so a serving holds about 4 mg of it at most.
Check price on the official site Read the label checkBefore you compare bottles, know what the research supports and what to look for on a label.
Fiber and probiotics, what the gastroenterology guidelines say, how to read a label in 60 seconds and the warning signs that need a doctor first.
The dose used in studies, how to take it safely, and what a gram of fiber really costs in plain psyllium, Metamucil and a gut capsule.
We find the Supplement Facts panel on the official site and read every line. We compare each dose with the amounts used in human studies and in gastroenterology guidelines. We divide each bundle price by the days it lasts, and we read the refund policy start to finish.
We don’t lab-test products, we don’t publish testimonials, and we never claim to have used a product unless we really did. Read the full method.