Puristat Review

Puristat is produced by Abbott Industries, who also manufactures a number of other cleansing and detoxification products. As a result, the website can be a little confusing and hard to navigate, because of the vast amount of information available. Puristat is a three-part process that contains a colon cleanse, a restorer, and a digestive supporting multi-vitamin.

This vitamin should be taken for 1-2 weeks before embarking on the cleanse. The actual vitamin process can be rather confusing as you have to take 3 tablets and a soft-gel capsule in the morning. Then in the evening you are to take 2 tablets, 1 capsule, and 1 soft-gel cap. The Puristat cleanse itself is in the form of 6 tablets taken daily. The restorer tablet is taken 3 times daily.

There are several different Puristat cleansing programs available for users. If you have healthy, daily bowel movements, then a 7-day program would be right for you. A 14-day program is available for people who have generally good health, but suffer from constipation, mild IBS, or bloating. For individuals with very poor digestive systems, there is a 21-day program. These people usually only have a bowel movement every few days.

Puristat Ingredients

There is a combination of 23 herbal ingredients and probiotics in the Puristat colon cleanser. The multi-vitamin contains vitamins A, C, D, and E. Zinc, copper, folic acid, and calcium are also included. The Puristat cleansing tablets contain cascara sagrada, rhubarb root, fennel, and cayenne. The restorer tablet includes ingredients that are soothing for the intestinal tract, such as acidophilus, echinacea, dandelion, parsley, and aloe.

Positives

The Puristat website contains a lot of valuable information on both the product and all the ingredients included. They even provide links so that you can do your own research on the product. They also offer a great return policy if you are not satisfied. There is a 45-day money-back guarantee. They will even accept empty bottles. This product has also been well reviewed by many independent consumers.

Negatives

• Well, the obvious disadvantage of Puristat is trying to keep track of all the pills, tablets, capsules, etc. that you are required to take each day! This could be very confusing for almost anyone!
• Puristat is also pretty expensive for a colon cleanse. The cheapest 7-day program costs $65, while the 21-day program is $115. And this price does not even include the vitamin strengthening program, which is an additional $80!
• Puristat contains several ingredients that could be harmful if taken for more than a week or two. Cascara Sagrada is a laxative that can induce stomach cramps and cause your body to become dependent on it for regular bowel movements.
• Goldenseal is another ingredient that can negatively affect your gastrointestinal and nervous systems if taken for more than 2 weeks.

Puristat Review Conclusion

This colon cleanser is definitely well reviewed and effective. However, the multi-vitamin is something you could get much cheaper (and less complicated) at any drug store. The cost is a bit steep for all the hoops you have to jump through to try this product. Puristat seems to be a little hard-core unless you are suffering from severe intestinal issues, in which case you should probably consult your physician before seeking any treatment at all.

In our opinion, there are other colon cleanses that are just as effective, if not more effective than Puristat, without costing an arm and a leg. This product is high quality, but we feel there are other colon cleanse you should consider before Puristat.