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01
Manufacturer / offer

CoreAge Rx Full House ↗

Current product page describes a daily fiber/fullness blend, two capsules and 30 servings. Its starting $19/month headline corresponds to the current plans page’s $228 twelve-month bundle ($19 per month equivalent), not a $19 single-month purchase. The separate one-month offer is $39; confirm current bundle and refill terms on that plans page.

Checked 2026-09-27
02
Manufacturer / directly inspected label

Full House label image ↗

Two capsules; 1,525 mg proprietary blend. No separate dietary fiber or individual blend ingredient quantities visible. No finished-formula trial verified.

Checked 2026-09-26
03
Manufacturer / US product and purchase options

Yerba Prima Daily Fiber Caps ↗

180 capsules; $19.79 one-time or $18.40 monthly option shown. Four-capsule facts serving. No checkout or shipping total established.

Checked 2026-09-26
04
Manufacturer / currently linked label image

Yerba Prima Daily Fiber Caps flat label ↗

Directly inspected. 2.5g blend; 2.2g dietary fiber, including 1.8g soluble and 0.4g insoluble, per four capsules. Contains soy fiber and gelatin; image carries a California warning. Legacy-looking percentage/copyright information is not silently modernized.

Checked 2026-09-26
05
Manufacturer / US product and controls

Solaray Psyllium Husk 525mg ↗

100-count $10.19 displayed; rendered Add to cart enabled and public product data available=true at check. Extracted hidden sold-out text was not used as the stock conclusion. No order placed.

Checked 2026-09-26
06
Manufacturer / directly inspected label

Solaray current Supplement Facts image ↗

One VegCap: 525 mg psyllium seed husk; vegetable cellulose capsule. No separate dietary fiber amount shown. Water, obstruction and medicine-spacing precautions remain product-specific.

Checked 2026-09-26
07
Manufacturer / linked warning

Solaray-linked California warning ↗

Linked warning states reproductive harm. No chemical-specific exposure, lot result or independent safety comparison established by this page.

Checked 2026-09-26
08
Manufacturer / OTC product page

Citrucel Fiber Caplets ↗

Methylcellulose caplets, not capsules; 100, 180 and 240 counts listed. No retail price verified. General gas language has a laboratory-testing footnote and individual-results limitation.

Checked 2026-09-26
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Manufacturer / current linked PDF

Citrucel current manufacturer Drug Facts ↗

500 mg methylcellulose per caplet; bulk-forming laxative for occasional constipation. Full liquid, choking, symptom and storage instructions are in this label. Label directions are not personalized advice.

Checked 2026-09-26
10
NIH label repository / OTC drug label

DailyMed Citrucel record ↗

Record updated December 5, 2024; current manufacturer-linked label checked separately. OTC monograph record is not represented as an individually FDA-approved new drug.

Checked 2026-09-26
11
Public health / medication context

MedlinePlus Psyllium ↗

Liquid requirements, precautions and medicine-specific restrictions. A general psyllium monograph does not evaluate a multi-ingredient finished supplement.

Checked 2026-09-27
14
Public health / care context

NIDDK Treatment for Constipation ↗

Food, activity and clinician-guided treatment; advises against independently changing medicines. Not an individual care plan.

Checked 2026-09-26
15
Regulator / supplements

FDA consumer supplement information ↗

Dietary supplements do not receive FDA premarket approval for safety and effectiveness; do not conflate this with OTC drug labeling.

Checked 2026-09-26
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Regulator / label reference

FDA Daily Value reference ↗

28g dietary fiber reference for adults and children four and older. Yerba’s displayed 9% alongside 2.2g does not align with this reference; grams are retained without endorsing the old percentage.

Checked 2026-09-26
17
Regulator / OTC label structure

FDA OTC Drug Facts label ↗

Explains active ingredients, uses, warnings, directions and inactive ingredients. A label-reading source, not a product endorsement.

Checked 2026-09-27
18
Manufacturer / product

FiberCon official product page ↗

140-count pack advertised. No current retailer price, stock, delivered total or purchase was verified. Comparative comfort claims are manufacturer marketing.

Checked 2026-09-27
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Manufacturer / product instructions

FiberCon FAQ ↗

Occasional-constipation use, water and swallowing precautions, and physician direction for use beyond seven days. No independent head-to-head efficacy or personal tolerability conclusion.

Checked 2026-09-27
20
Manufacturer / directly inspected PDF

FiberCon manufacturer-linked Drug Facts ↗

625 mg calcium polycarbophil equivalent to 500 mg polycarbophil. Other information lists 125 mg calcium; inactive list includes talc. These differ from current DailyMed text. No date visible on this linked PDF.

Checked 2026-09-27
21
NIH label repository / text and package image

DailyMed FiberCon label record ↗

Text updated March 12,2026 lists 140 mg calcium and 10 mg magnesium, without talc; linked 140-count package image still lists 125 mg calcium, without talc.140/280-count NDCs are listed, not local-stock verification. OTC monograph M007; no individual new-drug approval claim. Package carries a reproductive-harm warning.

Checked 2026-09-27
22
Regional renal program / professional guidance

BC Renal: constipation in chronic kidney disease ↗

Last reviewed August 2023. Two-page PDF and caution table inspected. Bulk-forming fiber water requirements can conflict with dialysis fluid restrictions. Professional treatment pathways are not reproduced as individual dosing advice.

Checked 2026-09-27
23
Public health / kidney-care context

NIDDK: eating and nutrition for hemodialysis ↗

Care-team-defined fluid and nutrition plans, including sources of fluid in food. Applies to hemodialysis context; does not establish one allowance for every kidney condition.

Checked 2026-09-27
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Public health / clinical assessment

NIDDK: diagnosis of constipation ↗

Last reviewed May 2018. Bowel and routine history and preparation for assessment; a diary supports discussion and does not itself diagnose the cause.

Checked 2026-09-27
25
Public health service / nutrition education

Alberta Health Services: bowel and symptom journal ↗

May 2021 three-page patient resource. Example journal visually inspected; original form remains at the source. We do not reproduce its chart, assign a diagnostic score or collect reader health data.

Checked 2026-09-27
26
Manufacturer / current sales landing page

CoreAge Rx Full House: current plans and formula ↗

Rendered September 27, 2026. One-month $39; three-month $87; six-month $149.94; twelve-month $228 ($19/month equivalent). Bundles described as one-time, one box; optional 10% refill plan and free shipping over $50. No order, taxes, cancellation or renewal tested. Testimonial section explicitly labels its copy placeholder; no testimonial or star rating is accepted as verified evidence. Blend weight remains distinct from dietary fiber.

Checked 2026-09-27
27
Public health / clinical care context

NIDDK: treatment for constipation ↗

Last reviewed May 2018, freshly accessed. Medicine changes require professional discussion; biofeedback may address problems with muscles controlling bowel movements. Not a product trial or a home treatment protocol.

Checked 2026-09-27
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Provider shipping reference and supplied service information

CoreAge Rx: shipping and service information ↗

Homepage shipping reference; customer service and payment details supplied for this review, without a checkout or timed support test

Checked 2026-10-14