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Liver Support

Browse liver-focused formulas and milk thistle supplements from the current range. Compare single-ingredient milk thistle with combination products that also list ingredients such as dandelion, NAC or TUDCA.

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Liver Cleanse Capsules with Milk Thistle & Dandelion – 60 Capsules — example product from Liver Support

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About Liver Support

Browse liver-focused formulas and milk thistle supplements from the current range. Compare single-ingredient milk thistle with combination products that also list ingredients such as dandelion, NAC or TUDCA.

Choosing products in this range

Read the complete formula, extract details and amounts per recommended serving. Product names containing “cleanse” or “detox” do not establish that a supplement removes toxins, repairs liver damage or treats a liver condition. Check individual ingredients and suitability before choosing.

Follow the current product label for directions, ingredients, allergens and suitability. Food supplements should not replace a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. If you take medicines or have a medical condition, check suitability with a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional.

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Frequently asked questions

How should I compare products labelled liver support or cleanse?

Treat those names as a starting point for finding the ingredient panel, not as evidence that a product removes toxins or treats liver disease. Compare the named ingredients, amounts per recommended serving and warnings. Milk-thistle formulas, multi-ingredient blends and other products can have quite different compositions.

What is the difference between an ingredient amount and an extract-equivalent figure?

An extract-equivalent figure describes a relationship to starting material; it is not necessarily the weight of extract in the serving. Check the actual extract quantity, any stated ratio or standardisation and the recommended serving. Do not compare these figures as if they all measure the same substance or indicate a guaranteed effect.

Can I use these products if I have a liver condition or take medicines?

The collection does not establish suitability for a diagnosed condition. Discuss the exact ingredient list and serving directions with your clinician or pharmacist before using a product if you have liver disease, abnormal tests or regular medicines. A food supplement should not replace prescribed treatment or an assessment of symptoms.