FAQ
Is colostrum just an influencer trend?
It's the oldest food there is — the first milk every mammal ever had. The trend is new; the substance is not. Ours is standardized to 25% IgG with the number printed on the label, so you can verify what you're getting instead of taking an influencer's word for it.
What does 25% IgG mean?
IgG (immunoglobulin G) is the immune-active fraction of colostrum. Ours is standardized to 25%, which works out to 575 mg per 2,300 mg serving. Independent shopping guidance suggests looking for at least 20% — many brands don't print their number at all.
Is this dairy? I'm lactose intolerant.
It is a real milk product and contains milk allergens — if you have a milk ALLERGY, this product is not for you. Colostrum is naturally low in lactose, and many lactose-sensitive customers do well starting with half a scoop.
I'm histamine-sensitive / have a mast cell condition.
Colostrum contains bioactive compounds that can be triggering for some people with histamine intolerance or MCAS. Start with half a scoop, and check with your physician first — as you should with any new supplement.
Will I taste it in my coffee?
No. It's unflavored. Some people notice a faint milkiness in plain water — in coffee or a smoothie it disappears entirely.
How long does one jar last?
30 servings — one month at one scoop a day. And 30 actually means 30: the scoop IS the dose.
Why does the jar look half full?
The powder is sold by weight (69 g = 30 servings), and we use a wider jar so it doesn't arrive compacted. Every jar carries the full 30 servings.
Where is it made?
Manufactured in the USA in a GMP facility, and third-party tested.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Email us within 30 days and we'll refund you — opened jar is fine, and you keep the jar. No forms, no shipping anything back.
Is there a subscription?
Only if you want one. One-time purchase is the default. Subscribe & Save (20% off) is optional and cancels anytime.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.