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Belly Flush Drink, Tablets, Gummies or Drops? 1 Format Published: 60 Capsules

Searches run through a dozen words for one product. The pack uses one: capsule.

Quick answer

BellyFlush is published in one form only: a capsule. A bottle holds 60 capsules, taken 2 at night with 8 oz of water. The pack describes no drink mix, tablet, gummy or drops. Other products may use a similar name, and nothing here applies to them. Look for Simple Promise and BELLYFLUSH on the front.

Key facts

  • Format: capsule. 60 per bottle, a 30-night supply.
  • Drink, gummies, drops: none described anywhere in the pack.
  • Tablets and pills: the pack says capsule. Pills is a general word.
  • Vitamins: no vitamin is named among the eleven ingredients.
  • Capsule shell: not published. No other-ingredients line was supplied.
  • Front of bottle: Simple Promise, BELLYFLUSH, three starred claims, Dietary Supplement, 60 CAPSULES, 30 Day Supply.

Is BellyFlush a drink, tablet, gummy or drops?

It is a capsule. That is the form the pack names, the form the bottle front counts, and the form the dose uses: two capsules before bed.

Search words and what the pack says
Word people searchWhat the pack says
CapsulesYes. 60 capsules to a bottle.
TabletsNot the word used. The pack says capsule.
PillsA general word. It is not used on the pack.
DrinkNo drink mix or bottled drink is described. The dose is taken with 8 oz of water.
GummiesNone described.
DropsNone described.
VitaminsNo vitamin is named in the list of eleven.

The words differ, the product does not. This site uses BellyFlush as one word, as printed on the bottle.

Why do so many names circle one product?

People type what they remember. Some type belly flush as two words. Some add a format. Some add a word in front, or turn the name into a verb.

Search tools show all of them. That does not mean there are many products. It means there are many ways to ask.

There may also be other products with a similar name. This site has no information on them, and nothing here applies to them. If a name has an extra word in front of it, stop and read the brand and the product name on the bottle before you trust any page, this one included.

What is inside the capsule, as far as the pack says?

Eleven ingredients are named, in the written pack only. In the pack's order: cascara sagrada bark, cape aloe leaf, senna leaf extract, triphala fruit, fennel seed, bentonite clay, marshmallow root, licorice root extract, slippery elm bark, cayenne pepper fruit and milk thistle seed.

The first three are stimulant laxatives. No amount is declared for any of the eleven. The shell is not described, so this site cannot say whether it is gelatin or a plant cellulose.

A vegetarian mark was supplied with the product. With no other-ingredients line, it cannot be checked against anything.

The BellyFlush bottle, 60 capsules, branded Simple Promise

Check the real bottle against the packs

The pricing page shows the 60-capsule bottle in three pack sizes, with the per-bottle price and the guarantee.

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One bottle of BellyFlush, 60 capsules, as pictured by the seller
One bottle, as pictured in the pack. The front names the brand, the product and 60 capsules.

How do you tell the real bottle from a lookalike?

Use the text on the front of the bottle, which is the only artwork the pack supplied in full.

  • The brand mark Simple Promise, with WE FOLLOW THE SCIENCE under it.
  • The product name BELLYFLUSH with a trademark mark.
  • Three starred claims: Detox and Cleanse, Gut and Colon Support, and Reduces Occasional Bloating.
  • The words Dietary Supplement.
  • The count: 60 CAPSULES and 30 Day Supply.

Then check the base of the bottle for the lot, BF-26/PK-3319, and for a best-before date. If you buy through the order desk, it can match a bottle to an order. The number is +1 (800) 390-6035.

Is it a vitamin, a probiotic or a digestive enzyme?

None of those words appear in the pack. The named ingredients are plant parts, a plant extract and one clay. No vitamin, probiotic strain or enzyme is named.

So BellyFlush is best described as it is sold: a dietary supplement capsule whose first three ingredients are stimulant laxatives.

No colony count, enzyme activity or vitamin amount is published, because no amount of anything is published.

What if you see another format for sale?

Do not assume it is the same formula. This site can speak only for the 60-capsule bottle in its pack.

  1. Read the brand and the product name on the front.
  2. Ask for the back panel, and read the ingredient list and the amounts.
  3. Ask who the seller is and what the refund term is.
  4. Do not apply anything printed on this site to a product you cannot match to the 60-capsule bottle.

If something looks like BellyFlush and is sold as a drink, a gummy or drops, treat it as a different product until the seller proves otherwise.

Where does this page get its facts?

The form, dose and bottle text come from the written pack and this site's label page. The labeling rule comes from the eCFR.

More on this site: pricing, the label, safety, how to take it and the FAQ.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is BellyFlush a capsule or a tablet?

    A capsule. The pack says 60 capsules to a bottle, taken 2 at night. No tablet is described.

  • Is there a BellyFlush drink?

    No drink is described in the pack. The capsules are taken with 8 oz of water.

  • Does BellyFlush come as gummies or drops?

    Not published. The pack describes only the capsule. Treat any gummy or drops product with the name as unconfirmed until the seller shows you the label.

  • Are BellyFlush pills the same as capsules?

    Pills is a general word. The pack calls the product a capsule, so the capsule is the form this site describes.

  • Is BellyFlush a vitamin?

    No vitamin is named among its eleven ingredients. It is sold as a dietary supplement, and no amount of any ingredient is declared.

  • What is the capsule shell made of?

    Not published. No other-ingredients line was supplied, so this site cannot say whether it is gelatin or a plant cellulose.

Our view

One product, one format. The pack is clear on that point, even though the search box is not.

Our view: if the bottle in front of you does not say Simple Promise and BELLYFLUSH on the front, with 60 capsules, do not rely on this site's pages for it. Ask for the label of any other format before you pay.

BellyFlush is a dietary supplement. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and it is not FDA approved. Take medical questions to a doctor.

The BellyFlush bottle, 60 capsules, branded Simple Promise

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