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Here's why two printed ingredients matter
Eleven herbs, all named.
Elder berry, burdock root, calendula flower, cleavers herb, dandelion root, echinacea root, rose hip, plantain leaf, yarrow, blue vervain and thyme leaf. Every one printed on the label.
Two of them are diuretics.
Dandelion and cleavers move temporary water weight. That is what a diuretic does, and it is the reason those two are in the bottle.
How you take it.
One millilitre, once a day. Straight from the dropper or stirred into a glass of water. Sixty servings in the bottle.
A liquid, not a capsule.
Nothing to swallow, nothing to time around a meal. Two fluid ounces in a glass dropper bottle.
What to expect, morning by morning
How This Compares
The questions you're actually asking
When do I take it?
Once a day, in the morning. WaterBack is a night-time routine, so the two do not sit in the same part of your day.
How much is a serving?
One millilitre — the dropper is marked. There are sixty servings in the bottle.
How long does a bottle last?
Sixty servings. At one a day that is two months.
What is actually in it?
Eleven herbs: European elder berry, burdock root, calendula flower, cleavers herb, dandelion root, echinacea root, rose hip, plantain leaf, yarrow leaf and flower, blue vervain herb and thyme leaf. Other ingredients: natural raspberry flavour, phosphatidylcholine from non-GMO sunflower oil, fructooligosaccharides, glycerin and purified water.
Can I take it with my other medications?
Dandelion and cleavers are diuretics. If you take a prescription diuretic or a blood pressure medication, speak to your doctor before starting this or any supplement.
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Eleven herbs, one dropper, once a day. WaterBack is for the night — this is for the morning after.
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