What the evidence supports
Studied foraging
Insufficient direct human evidence
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specialty · capsules
Dihydro Myricetin
50 capsules
Dihydromyricetin is marketed for alcohol-related and oxidative-stress measures, but reliable direct human evidence is not yet sufficient to support a clear conclusion.
Dihydro Myricetin Capsules — 300 mg per serving, 50 capsules (50 servings)
$18.99
Subscriptions are not open on this product yet.
- Third-party tested by lot
- No proprietary blends
- Amounts printed per serving
- Certificate searchable by lot
Clarity Engine
Not sure this belongs in your routine? The assessment reads your goals, what you already take and your medication context, then tells you where this fits — including when it does not.
Open the assessmentEducational guidance only. It does not replace advice from a qualified clinician.
- Form
- capsules
- Pack
- 50 capsules
- Evidence
- insufficient
- Risk context
- standard
Typical dose and timing describe the ingredient in the research literature, not a direction for this product. Follow the finished label.
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Dim
60 capsules
DIM is studied for hormone-metabolite and cellular-signaling measures, although direct human evidence remains limited and product forms are not interchangeable.
- Price
- $23.99
- Evidence
- limited
- Risk context
- standard
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capsules
Ergothioneine
60 capsules
Ergothioneine is studied for oxidative-status and healthy-aging biomarkers, although direct human evidence remains limited and product forms are not interchangeable.
- Price
- $18.99
- Evidence
- limited
- Risk context
- standard
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capsules
Fisetin
60 capsules
Fisetin is marketed for healthy-aging and inflammatory biomarkers, but reliable direct human evidence is not yet sufficient to support a clear conclusion.
- Price
- $43.99
- Evidence
- insufficient
- Risk context
- standard
Combining ingredients can change how each behaves. Check the interaction notes on both records first.
Directions
Follow the directions printed on the finished label. Take with water unless the label says otherwise. Do not exceed the stated serving.
What it will not do
Interactions and cautions
Safety depends on the exact form, amount, health context, and medication use. Review the finished-product warnings and discuss uncertain combinations with a qualified clinician.
Questions about this ingredient
References
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.
Inside the formula
Know what’s in your routine.
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Know what is inside.
Structured ingredient records are connected by exact catalog relationships. Missing records stay hidden rather than being guessed.
What you are buying
Per serving300 mg
Servings per container50 · 50 capsules
Cost per serving$0.38
Cost per serving is this price divided by the servings on the label. Study figures, where shown, describe the ingredient in the literature and are not directions for this product.
Check before you take it
No elevated knowledge-base flag is assigned. Identity, finished-label amounts, interactions, and individual context still require review.
An empty line here means nothing is on record, not that a combination is safe. Interactions depend on dose, form and your own history.
Safety & transparency
Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medication or managing a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.
Regulatory notice: 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.
Frequently asked
How do I see the test results for the bottle I received?
Every lot is tested by an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory before it ships. Enter the lot number printed on your bottle and the certificate for that exact lot opens — identity, potency, heavy metals, microbials. Not a sample lot, yours.
Is the full amount of every ingredient printed on the label?
Yes. WQ does not sell proprietary blends. Every active carries its own amount per serving, so you can hold this label against the research instead of trusting a blend total that hides how little of anything is in it.
Can I take this alongside my medication?
That is not a question we can answer for you, and you should be wary of a supplement brand that does. The ingredient record above lists the interactions reported in the literature, and the assessment asks what you take before it suggests anything. Read both, then confirm with your clinician or pharmacist.
How do I know this belongs in my routine at all?
The Clarity Engine reads your goals, what you already take and your medication context, then scores where an ingredient fits. It is built to tell you when something is redundant or not worth adding — a recommendation you will not get from a quiz designed to sell.
Why does WQ not sell some popular ingredients?
Because the evidence does not support selling them. The Skip List names those ingredients and gives the reason for each, which is the same standard we apply before anything joins the catalogue.
Where does the raw material come from?
Each material is qualified against identity, contaminant and documentation criteria before a supplier is approved, and every incoming lot is re-tested rather than accepted on a supplier certificate alone.
