Re:flux Acid Reflux Relief
Not Acid Suppression. Real Reflux Relief.
Re:flux is designed to relieve occasional heartburn, indigestion, and burning discomfort by supporting the underlying digestive mechanisms involved in reflux.
Unlike acid-suppressing products, Re:flux is designed to support digestive balance, healthy motility, and the natural barrier between the stomach and esophagus.
• Helps relieve occasional heartburn, indigestion, and burning discomfort
• Supports digestive balance at the source
• Helps support healthy motility
• Supports the natural barrier between the stomach and esophagus
• Clinically proven
• Developed by a gastroenterologist
Currently on Medication? Click here for our step-by-step PPI weaning protocol.
What Re:flux Supports
What Re:flux Supports
- Occasional heartburn and acid reflux
- Burning, regurgitation, and post-meal discomfort
- Lower esophageal sphincter tone and function
- Healthy motility, so contents keep moving the right direction
- Tissue protection and inflammatory balance
How To Use
Take 2 capsules twice a day, with or without meals.
Important if you are on reflux medication:
Healing a system is not always linear, especially if you have been on reflux medication for years. Any change to a PPI or other acid-blocker should be done slowly and in partnership with your doctor or healthcare provider. If you are currently on one of these medications, do not stop suddenly. Instead, check out our PPI weaning protocol and use it as a guide for that conversation.
Individual results may vary.
Ingredients
THE FOUR INGREDIENTS INSIDE RE:FLUX
Four ingredients. One coordinated mechanism.
Hesperidin
A citrus flavonoid that supports tissue integrity, circulation, and the function of the lower esophageal sphincter.
Dandelion Root
Supports bile flow and digestion while helping create a more balanced gut environment.
Noni Fruit
Rich in polyphenols that support a balanced inflammatory response and healthy gut signaling.
Atractylodes Macrocephala
Traditionally used to support gastric motility, rhythm, and the coordination of digestion.
These four work together across the reflux cycle: sphincter tone, motility and flow, tissue protection, and inflammatory balance. Not by shutting acid off, but by supporting the system that keeps it moving in the right direction.
What To Expect
Re:flux is a systems-level approach, not a symptom-chaser. It works with your gut and reflux mechanics over time as your body relearns how to regulate itself.
Weeks 1 to 2: Foundation phase
Support starts to kick in. Many people notice less burning, bloating, and regurgitation.
Weeks 3 to 8: Deeper system shifts
Motility and tissue support deepen. If you and your healthcare provider decide to start weaning off a PPI, this is often when rebound shows up, which is why staying consistent with Re:flux and lifestyle support matters most here.
Week 9 and beyond: New baseline
You are managing, not just reacting. Many people reduce or come off PPIs and lean on Re:flux daily or as needed during periods of stress or dietary changes.
Healing a system takes time, especially if reflux has been part of your life for years. Re:flux is designed to support that longer arc of change, not just a single bad day.
Want the full week-by-week breakdown? [Learn more about the Re:flux timeline].
PPI Weaning Protocol
If you are currently taking a PPI, it is important not to stop suddenly.
Coming off proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) usually requires a step-down plan to avoid rebound acid and symptom flare-ups. Always consult with your healthcare provider before changing any prescription medication.
Click here for our step-by-step PPI weaning protocol.
Polyphenol Science
Polyphenols are powerful plant compounds found in citrus, roots, and botanicals that help your gut do what it is meant to do. Instead of shutting acid off, they support motility, calm inflammation, protect delicate tissues, and help keep stomach contents moving in the right direction. The polyphenols in Re:flux were chosen and combined to restore balance to the whole system, not just silence symptoms.
Read more about Polyphenols here.
