Colon 14 Day Cleanse

DGL, marshmallow, slippery elm, and aloe form a focused digestive-soothing blend with all active amounts disclosed. It avoids the original senna and cascara approach, but does not provide psyllium, flax, or probiotics.

Psyllium, flax, aloe, DGL, marshmallow, slippery elm, glutamine, and triphala provide the closest broad digestive match. The substantial fiber amounts and full disclosure make it more comprehensive, while avoiding senna and cascara.

Senna, cascara, triphala, inulin, aloe, fennel, and peppermint preserve the original cleanse intent in a broad disclosed blend. Psyllium, flax, and probiotics are absent, so the fiber side is weaker than in the original.

The much lower cost per serving provides 250 mg aloe vera leaf gel extract, more than the original aloe amount. It removes senna, cascara, psyllium, flax, probiotics, and licorice, making it a gentler but much narrower option.

The lower cost per serving retains psyllium, flaxseed, aloe, rhubarb, and several additional cleansing herbs. It is the closest affordable multi-ingredient alternative, though amounts and botanical choices differ from the original.

DGL extract and organic aloe come at a much lower cost per serving. The formula avoids the original stimulant-laxative herbs and fiber, so it is oriented more toward digestive comfort than a short cleanse.

Concentrated organic inner-leaf aloe costs much less per serving and keeps the formula simple. It offers better value for aloe use, but does not reproduce the original laxative herbs, fiber, or probiotic.

Aloe concentrate comes at a very low cost per serving in a single-ingredient formula. It is easier to assess and avoids the original complex cleanse blend, though it provides no psyllium, flax, senna, cascara, or probiotics.

Organic aloe and a ten-strain probiotic blend retain two elements of the original at a much lower cost per serving. The probiotic amount is not supplied, and the product omits the original fiber and stimulant-laxative ingredients.