The BellyFlush label — the front of it, which is all there is

Front-of-bottle photographs, eleven ingredient thumbnails, three ebook covers — and no photograph of the back, which is where a Supplement Facts panel is printed.

The front of the bottle

One BellyFlush bottle: a white jar with a navy and gold label under the Simple Promise mark, reading BELLYFLUSH, Detox and Cleanse, Gut and Colon Support, Reduces Occasional Bloating, Dietary Supplement, 60 CAPSULES, 30 Day Supply. This is the front. No photograph of the back of the bottle was supplied to this site. — The front of the BellyFlush bottle, cropped from the seller's own product photograph. The numbered points are this site's. **There is no photograph of the back of this bottle in the pack**, which is where the Supplement Facts panel is printed.

1
Simple Promise
The brand mark on the front, with the line WE FOLLOW THE SCIENCE beneath it. No manufacturer address, distributor or contact detail appears anywhere on this face.
2
BELLYFLUSH
The product name, with a trademark mark. The name is the most direct description of the mechanism anywhere on the bottle.
3
Detox and Cleanse*
A structure-function phrase with an asterisk. The asterisk points to the FDA disclaimer sentence, which is not on this face and not anywhere else in this pack.
4
Gut and Colon Support*
The second claim. Note what it does not say: it does not say laxative, and it does not say how the support is delivered.
5
Reduces Occasional Bloating*
The most specific claim on the bottle, and the only one that a stimulant laxative would reliably produce — by a route the label never mentions.
6
Dietary Supplement
The statement of identity, and the reason a Supplement Facts panel is required on this product at all.
7
60 CAPSULES · 30 Day Supply
At the written pack's two capsules a night, that division is right: 60 capsules is thirty nights. It is also why the six-bottle pack is 180 nights.
8
No caution on this face
No warning, no interaction line, no storage line, no keep-out-of-reach line and no duration-of-use limit. On a formula whose first three ingredients are stimulant laxatives, the last of those is the one to notice.
9
And no ingredient list
Nothing on this face names a single ingredient. Everything this site knows about the contents comes from the written pack and from eleven captioned thumbnails, not from the bottle.

The panel, in the shape of its absence

Every cell below is empty. The eleven names are the written pack's, in its order, placed here to show the shape of the document that is missing.

Supplement Factsnot supplied to this site

Serving Sizenot supplied

Servings Per Containernot supplied

Amount Per Serving% Daily Value

Cascara Sagrada bark stimulant laxativenot supplied—

Cape Aloe leaf stimulant laxativenot supplied—

Senna leaf extract stimulant laxativenot supplied—

Triphala fruitnot supplied—

Fennel seednot supplied—

Bentonite claynot supplied—

Marshmallow rootnot supplied—

Licorice root extractnot supplied—

Slippery Elm barknot supplied—

Cayenne pepper fruitnot supplied—

Milk Thistle seednot supplied—

Every cell above is empty because no photograph of the back of this bottle was supplied to this site, and a Supplement Facts panel is printed on the back. The eleven names are the written pack's list, in its order, placed here to show the shape of the document that is missing. Nothing in this frame is a transcription, because there is nothing to transcribe.

Other Ingredients: not supplied. A capsule shell is made of gelatin or of a plant cellulose, and no line saying which was supplied here.

Seven things that follow

01
No Supplement Facts panel was supplied at all
The pack contains front-of-bottle photographs, eleven ingredient thumbnails and three bonus-ebook covers, and no photograph of the back of the bottle. 21 CFR 101.36 opens with the rule that the label of a dietary supplement that is offered for sale shall bear nutrition labeling in accordance with this regulation. This site cannot show you that labelling, because it was not supplied.
02
So no amount is declared for any of the eleven ingredients
Not one milligram figure appears anywhere in this pack. On a formula containing three stimulant laxatives, the amount is not a detail — it is the difference between a nudge and a purge.
03
And there is no way to tell whether they sit in a blend
If the eleven are declared as a proprietary blend, the panel carries a total and lists them in descending order of weight, and a reader can compute a ceiling for each. Without the photograph, even that is unavailable.
04
No duration-of-use limit is printed anywhere
Every over-the-counter senna laxative sold in the United States carries the warning do not use laxative products for longer than 1 week unless directed by a doctor. No supplied artwork for this product carries any limit at all, and the 6-bottle pack is a 180-day supply.
05
No caution about rectal bleeding, which is the standard one
The same OTC labels say to stop use and ask a doctor for rectal bleeding or failure to have a bowel movement after use of a laxative, because these may indicate a serious condition. Nothing supplied with this product says so.
06
No other-ingredients line and no allergen statement
A capsule shell is made of something. None of it was supplied.
07
One graphic in the pack is for a different product entirely
An animation of a detox foot pad was supplied with this capsule product. It is not published anywhere on this site, and the build fails rather than emitting it as an image.

None of these is a judgement about the capsule. They are statements about documents that are required to exist and were not supplied. A photograph of the back of the bottle would settle most of them, and this site would publish it the day it arrives.

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$33 a bottle at six, and 365 days to send them back

The first three ingredients are stimulant laxatives, and every US over-the-counter senna label warns do not use laxative products for longer than 1 week. Read both before you pay.

Where to buy it Read the guarantee

Eleven ingredients named, none with an amount
The first three are stimulant laxatives
U.S. stocking partner for BellyFlush

This site holds no stock and takes no payment. The prices above were supplied with the product pack and the checkout governs. No shipping figure and no delivery date is printed anywhere on this site, because none was supplied.

What the rule actually says

21 CFR 101.36 is titled Nutrition labeling of dietary supplements. Its opening paragraph is one sentence: the label of a dietary supplement that is offered for sale shall bear nutrition labeling in accordance with this regulation. The section goes on to set the Supplement Facts heading, the serving size, the amount per serving column and the percentage of Daily Value column.

It also covers proprietary blends: where ingredients are declared as a blend, the figure given shall be the total weight of all other dietary ingredients contained in the proprietary blend, and the ingredients within it shall be declared in descending order of predominance by weight.

What the artwork does carry

Every piece of printed text this site can read on this product.
Where	What it says
Front of the bottle	SIMPLE PROMISE · WE FOLLOW THE SCIENCE · BELLYFLUSH · Detox and Cleanse* · Gut and Colon Support* · Reduces Occasional Bloating* · Dietary Supplement · 60 CAPSULES · 30 Day Supply
Back of the bottle	No photograph was supplied
Ingredient names	In the written pack only, not on any artwork
Amounts	Nowhere, for anything
Duration limit	Nowhere
Caution, storage, keep out of reach	Not printed on any artwork supplied
FDA disclaimer sentence	The asterisks point to it; the sentence itself is not in this pack
Distributor, address, phone	Not printed on any artwork supplied

Where the FDA sentence is

The asterisks on the front of the bottle point to this sentence. The sentence itself is not on any artwork supplied to this site, and there is no photograph of the back of the bottle in which to look for it.

Three asterisks on the front of this bottle point at a sentence that is not in the pack. That sentence is required to appear on the label where a structure-function claim is made. Whether it does appear on this bottle is, again, a question only the missing photograph answers.

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Four things to settle before you pay

Three packs were supplied with prices: $59, $49 and $33 a bottle. The things below are the ones a price does not settle.

01
Know that the first three ingredients are laxatives
Cascara sagrada, cape aloe and senna, in that order, open this formula. Nothing on the front of the bottle says so. If you were buying this for gut support rather than for a laxative effect, that is the fact to have before you pay.
02
Ask for a photograph of the back of the bottle
A Supplement Facts panel is printed on the back of every dietary supplement sold in the US. Without it you cannot know the serving size, any amount, whether the eleven sit in a blend, or what the capsule shell is made of. The order desk is on +1 (800) 390-6035.
03
Ask what the sennoside content is
That is the figure an over-the-counter senna laxative is required to declare — a US label says Sennosides 8.6 mg per tablet. This product declares nothing. It is the single most useful number nobody has.
04
Count the nights against the one-week warning
Every OTC senna label in the US warns do not use laxative products for longer than 1 week, unless directed by a doctor. The 6-bottle pack is 180 nights. If you intend to take it for longer than a week, that is the unless directed by a doctor clause, and it means asking one.

Where to buy it All three packs

Eleven ingredients named, none with an amount
The first three are stimulant laxatives
U.S. stocking partner for BellyFlush

What this page was checked against

Every figure on it is transcribed from the supplied Supplement Facts panel and checked-out pack, derived by arithmetic from those, or taken from a source on the references page.

Written byThe MyBellyFlush editorial desk

Medically reviewed byDr. Mark Johnston, MD, Physician

RoleMedical reviewer

Review dateOctober 13, 2026

Revised13 October 2026

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