FAQ

About the product

Is TUDCA the same as ox bile?
No. Ox bile is crude whole bile — everything at once, no finesse. TUDCA (tauroursodeoxycholic acid) is a single, water-soluble bile acid from the gentle end of the bile-acid spectrum, which is exactly why many people who found ox bile harsh choose it instead.

How do I know it's real TUDCA?
Two ways. Ours: every batch is third-party lab tested and the results are disclosed. The community's: genuine TUDCA is unmistakably, sharply bitter — a folk authenticity test this category invented because it has been burned by fakes. We welcome both.

Why 1100 mg?
Dose matters. Much of the shelf stops at 250–500 mg per serving. Advanced TUDCA delivers 1100 mg per 2-capsule serving, 60 servings per bottle — so the per-milligram math works in your favor.

Taking it

How should it be taken?
2 capsules with the largest or richest meal of the day, or as directed on the label. Start easy: many people begin with 1 capsule for the first few days, then move up to the full serving. Timing is the trick — take it with food.

How soon will I notice anything?
Honestly: weeks, not days. Weeks 1–2 are about building the with-meals habit. Weeks 3–6 are where steady daily use starts to show. The community's own arc is a full three months — which is exactly why the guarantee runs 90 days.

My surgery was years ago — is it too late?
The timing problem doesn't expire. Support works at whatever meal you take it with, whether surgery was last spring or fifteen years ago.

Orders & guarantee

How does the 90-Day Empty-Bottle Guarantee work?
Give it a real run — with meals, daily, through the full arc. If within 90 days you decide it hasn't earned a place at your table, contact us through the Contact page with your order number and send the bottle back — even empty — for a full refund. No hoops, no interrogation.

Who should talk to a doctor first?
Anyone pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a medical condition. And if the primary pattern is urgent, watery episodes after meals, that subtype often calls for a different, prescription approach — talk to your doctor.


*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.