Prebiotic + probiotic capsule
211mg chicory inulin, 100mg resistant starch, a 36mg probiotic blend — here's exactly how those numbers compare to the studies behind the claims.
SlimTide discloses real doses, which most competitors don't — genuine transparency. But checking those numbers against the research: the inulin dose (211mg) is below what many satiety-hormone studies used, and the probiotic blend's total 36mg doesn't break out individual strain amounts or CFU counts. Real ingredients, real mechanism — but the specific dose matters for whether the studied effects actually apply here.
A real prebiotic fiber with genuine gut research behind it — though below the dose many satiety-hormone studies used.
Supports gut bacteria fermentation — a real, disclosed amount, checkable against category research.
Bifidobacterium infantis, Clostridium butyricum, and Akkermansia muciniphila — named strains, but individual amounts within the 36mg aren't broken out.
After opening, the label instructs refrigeration to preserve probiotic viability — a real, non-optional storage requirement.
The named ingredients have real, published research at the category level for gut and metabolic support — that's different from proof this specific formula produces weight loss.
Real doses, honestly measured against the research — see current pricing.
Chicory root inulin has genuine research behind gut and satiety effects — but much of that research used doses higher than SlimTide's 211mg. That doesn't make the ingredient pointless at this dose, but it does mean you shouldn't expect the exact effect size reported in higher-dose studies.
Similarly, the probiotic blend names three real, researched strains, but combines them into a single 36mg total without individual breakdown — meaning you can't verify each strain hits its own effective research dose within that blend.
Live probiotic strains genuinely lose viability outside proper storage conditions. The label's refrigeration instruction after opening isn't packaging boilerplate — it's a real, practical step tied to whether the probiotic component of this formula still does anything by the time you take it.
No pressure, no fine print you have to hunt for. The answers below are the ones that actually matter before you order.
The named ingredients — chicory root inulin, potato resistant starch, and probiotic strains including Akkermansia muciniphila — have real, published research at the category level for gut and metabolic support. That's different from proof that this specific formula produces weight loss. The inulin dose (211mg) is below what many satiety-hormone studies used, and the probiotic blend's total 36mg doesn't disclose individual strain amounts or CFU counts. Treat this as gut-health support with a plausible mechanism, not a guaranteed weight-loss result.
Three disclosed active ingredients: Chicory Root Inulin (211mg), Potato Resistant Starch (100mg), and a Probiotic Blend (36mg) containing Bifidobacterium infantis, Clostridium butyricum, and Akkermansia muciniphila. Individual strain amounts within the probiotic blend aren't broken out.
Yes — the label instructs refrigeration after opening to preserve the probiotic strains, along with keeping it away from heat, light, and humidity. This is a real practical step, not optional, since live probiotic viability depends on storage conditions.
The official store offers a 60-day money-back guarantee, but per the brand's stated terms, you need at least 30 days of use before requesting a refund. Confirm the current terms at checkout before ordering.
Before you order: The inulin dose is below what many satiety studies used, and the probiotic blend doesn't disclose individual strain amounts. Refrigeration after opening is required, not optional, for probiotic viability.
Chicory inulin, resistant starch, and named probiotic strains.