Resistant dextrin, soluble tapioca fiber.
1 g of soluble tapioca fiber per stick.
- The fiber in GLPrelief
- See the full label
- Physician-formulated by George W. Carroll, MD
At a glance
Supports regularity.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
- per stick
- 1 g
- fiber
- Soluble
- source
- Tapioca
About the form.
Resistant dextrin is a soluble fiber made from tapioca.
Each stick has 1 g. It is the one source of fiber in GLPrelief.
See the full Supplement Facts panelThe whole formula.
15 physician-selected ingredients in one stick: four botanicals, six B vitamins, four electrolytes and fiber.
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Ginger root extract
Botanical · 800 mg blend
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L-theanine
Botanical · 800 mg blend
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Rhodiola rosea
Botanical · 800 mg blend
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Chamomile
Botanical · 800 mg blend
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Vitamin B6
B vitamin · 30 mg
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Vitamin B12
B vitamin · 1,000 mcg
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Vitamin B2
B vitamin · 5 mg
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Vitamin B1
B vitamin · 25 mg
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Vitamin B3
B vitamin · 20 mg
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Vitamin B5
B vitamin · 11 mg
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Magnesium
Electrolyte · 150 mg
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Sodium
Electrolyte · 200 mg
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Potassium
Electrolyte · 99 mg
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Chloride
Electrolyte · 420 mg
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Resistant dextrin
Fiber · 1 gThis page
Made with care.
Formulated by our founder, George W. Carroll, MD, a physician with 45 years of clinical experience.
- Made in an FDA-registered facility
- Third-party tested for microbial safety
- Vegan, with no artificial colors or dyes
- Sweetened with allulose and sucralose
Common questions.
How much is in one stick?
Each stick has 1 g of resistant dextrin, a soluble tapioca fiber.
Is GLPrelief vegan? Does it have caffeine?
GLPrelief is vegan. It has no caffeine and no artificial colors or dyes, and it is sweetened with allulose and sucralose.
Can I take it with my GLP-1 medication?
Talk to your prescriber before adding any supplement. If you take blood thinners, ask your doctor first.
How do I take it?
Mix one stick into 16–20 oz of cold water. Each bag has 30 single-serve stick packs.
Where can I see the full label?
The complete Supplement Facts panel is on its own page.
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