Oxypure: magnesium oxide colon capsules Pure & Healthy

Oxypure by Pure & Healthy is a vegetarian capsule of magnesium oxide. The brand calls it an oxygen-based colon cleanser. It is a dietary supplement, not a medicine: it does not treat colon disease, kill bacteria, or cause weight loss.

What's on the label

Magnesium oxide pulls water into the bowel. That can loosen stool. It is a saline laxative, even if the marketing says “no laxatives.”

How the bottle says to take it

Suggested use: 1 to 4 capsules before bedtime with 8 oz of water.

The cleansing panel: 4 capsules with 8 oz of purified water on an empty stomach before bed; up to 6 capsules; a 5-days-on, 5-days-off cycle; 1 capsule daily for “maintenance.” Drink water during the day. That is the manufacturer’s protocol, not a medical order. If you have kidney disease, a bowel blockage, or you are pregnant, do not start this on your own.

Who it is for

• Adults looking for magnesium oxide capsules sold as Oxypure.
• Not a colon “detox,” a weight-loss pill, or a treatment for IBD or infection.
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Allergens and cautions

The facts panel does not name sesame, tree nuts, soy, milk, wheat or shellfish. If that is your allergy, check the bottle you receive.

• Keep out of reach of children. Store cool and dry.
• High-dose magnesium is hard on the kidneys. Loose stool, cramping or dehydration: stop and ask a clinician.
• This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Always read the bottle you receive.