ProDentim
A chewable oral probiotic that aims to support a balanced mix of bacteria in the mouth as part of a daily oral-care routine.
- Chewable tablet format
- Probiotic strain blend
- Oral microbiome focus
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Formulas built around the oral microbiome and gum health. They are meant to sit alongside brushing, flossing and dental check-ups, not replace them.
A chewable oral probiotic that aims to support a balanced mix of bacteria in the mouth as part of a daily oral-care routine.
A daily capsule made with a blend of plant extracts and nutrients, marketed for gum and tooth health support.
Products marketed for metabolism and appetite support. We focus on what the ingredients can realistically do alongside diet, sleep and activity.
A flavourless powder sachet you stir into your morning coffee, combining green tea extract, nutrients and amino acids.
A daily capsule built around a blend of botanical ingredients, marketed for weight management support.
Supplements marketed for healthy glucose levels. If you have diabetes or take glucose-lowering medication, speak to your doctor before trying any of them.
A capsule combining minerals and herbal extracts, positioned for blood sugar support and better sleep.
A liquid formula taken by dropper, made with plant extracts and minerals and marketed for glucose and energy support.
Probiotic and prebiotic formulas that lean on the gut–skin connection. We separate what the research supports from what the marketing implies.
A chewable gummy pairing probiotic and prebiotic ingredients, aimed at people exploring how digestion relates to skin appearance.
A daily capsule that combines gut-health ingredients with nutrients associated with skin appearance.
Formulas marketed for ear health and cognitive support. Sudden hearing changes or ringing need a medical check first.
A liquid herbal formula taken by dropper, marketed for hearing and memory support.
Prostate and men's wellness formulas. Urinary symptoms can have many causes, so see a doctor before relying on a supplement.
A liquid formula taken by dropper, combining minerals and plant extracts and marketed for prostate and urinary support.
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