Absonutrix Fisetin 100 mg, 4 Oz Liquid, 200 Servings, Made in USA, Quick Absorption, Quality Potent Ingredients, Third-Party Tested, Non-GMO, GMP Certified, Cruelty Free Products

Taste is not great but that’s no big deal.

First 2 ingredients are water and alcohol. Not sure about how effective this would be.

Tasty

I'm in recovery from alcoholism 10 years and 8 months now. After my first dose I noticed a familiar taste. Looked at the ingredients and saw it had ethanol in it and decided it's not something I want as a supplement. I recoil from alcohol like a hot flame because once I start I can't stop. FYI

This is a review for the Absonutrix brand "Fisetin 100 mg Immune Defense" supplement. The supplement comes in a 4 oz bottle and is vegetarian-friendly. It has a peppermint flavor and is made in the USA in a GMP-approved facility.The product is purported to be a way to support healthy aging, cognitive health, and skin health. It is designed to reduce inflammation and has a potent nutritional profile to support overall well-being.Each dosage of the supplement provides 100 mg of fisetin, along with peppermint oil. The recommended dosage is 17 drops per day, which should be held in the mouth for 15 seconds before swallowing.Pleasant minty taste in a clear liquid.The supplement is organic, third-party tested, and is not formulated with GMO or gluten-containing ingredients.The blue glass bottle is generally recyclable in many areas.The cap includes a built-in squeeze dripper for precise dispensing. It was sealed with shrink wrapping for freshness and tampering evidence.Made in the USA.A good value when offered at about $24 at the time of our review.That's about $6 per ounce.

I had honestly never heard of Fisetin,, so I did a lot of research on it after someone mentioned that they were taking it and felt great. I decided to order the Absonutrix Fisetin because the bottle will last a long time compared to taking pills or capsules. This comes in a nice glass bottle with a dropper top. It is suggested to take 17 drops per day. This takes some time to ensure I'm getting the right dosage, but it's doable. The taste, on the other hand, is hard for me to stomach. I get through it, though, and after holding the liquid in my mouth for 15 seconds, I'm able to wash the taste away with water. I really like that this is made in the USA, and that they've been around for over a decade. Bad companies don't last, so I feel this company is responsible and careful with their products to last over a decade. Overall, while the taste could be improved, this has many health benefits, and I'm feeling good. I recommend it!

It's too early to report on the efficacy of this supplement for me as I've just started taking it.In terms of what I have experienced...It is in a nice bottle and tightly sealed. The instructions direct you to put 17 drops in your mouth and then hold it there for 15 seconds. Full disclosure: it tastes pretty bad...so if a 10 is completely gagging, it's a 7.I've never taken a liquid supplement before but it is supposedly a highly effective way to take vitamins and minerals. I wasn't careful with the dropper and spilled a bit on myself...I think I was a little shocked by the taste.I've read up on Fisetin and it ahas amazing anti-aging effects. I'll hop back on and update my review if I notices anything.

This is certainly a quality product, but having to dispense 17 drops from a dropper is a bit of a nuisance to say the least. How exactly do you dispense exactly 17 drops directly into the mouth, then hold it in for 15 seconds before swallowing. It takes me longer than 15 seconds just to count out the 17 drops. I get that the point is the sublingual delivery maximizes the absorption, but there has to be a better way. Why not just provide a cap that you can pore a dose into, then pour it into the mouth?Enough with the rant, I do find Fisetin to be a useful supplement, and don't have any objections to the taste of this product, but because of the hassle I have resorted to counting 17 drops into my daily smoothie, and drinking it down that way. I am 98% convinced that gives me far less absorption than the sublingual method, but so be it. Better than than none at all.* I hope you found this review helpful