Ultra Binder, Quicksilver Scientific

Ultra Binder

$129.00
Sale price  $129.00 Regular price 
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Ultra Binder, Quicksilver Scientific

Ultra Binder

$129.00
Sale price  $129.00 Regular price 
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A multi-ingredient gut binder for people running a considered cleanse or detox protocol, combining charcoal, clays and fibres in one capsule blend. 1.8 g per four capsules.

The current label lists activated charcoal, high-density chitosan, zeolite, PectaSol-C modified citrus pectin, silica extract, BiAloe aloe vera leaf and sodium bentonite clay. It does not list IMD, and the individual ingredient amounts are not disclosed. The 120-capsule bottle contains 30 labelled servings; the capsule is plant-derived cellulose.

Quicksilver directs taking four capsules with 240 mL of water once daily, 30 minutes before or two hours after meals or medications. Activated charcoal can reduce the absorption of oral medicines, so the separation direction matters. Check timing with a pharmacist or prescriber rather than assuming one interval suits every medicine or supplement.

The manufacturer states that the chitosan is derived from shellfish. The complete blend has not been shown to produce a general detoxification or recovery outcome in humans. Here, binder describes the formula's intended adsorption in the gastrointestinal tract, not a medical promise. See our Recovery and Immune guide for label and interaction context.

Who it's for

For people following a binder protocol who want charcoal, clays and fibres together in one capsule rather than several separate products.

Take it well apart from medicines and other supplements, since charcoal can reduce their absorption. The chitosan is shellfish-derived, so it is not suitable with a shellfish allergy.

Mechanism

The formula combines seven materials intended to adsorb compounds within the gastrointestinal tract. Activated charcoal can also reduce the absorption of oral medicines. The label does not disclose each ingredient's amount, and no finished-product evidence establishes a systemic detoxification or recovery outcome.

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