Herbal Supplement Trio – Bitters, Gut Sweep & Liver Boost

OWL Venice, short for One Whole Life, began in 2015 with founder Lindsey Erin Wilson in Venice, Los Angeles, California. Wilson started making herb-infused broth for herself when she could not find a garlic- and onion-free recipe she enjoyed, then shared it with friends before a local Facebook post brought her first wave of orders. The woman-owned business emphasizes small-batch preparation, thoughtfully chosen ingredients, and practical everyday rituals. Its approach also includes reducing waste through pressure-canned broths and reusable glass packaging where appropriate.

Three Distinct Herbal Supplement Formats

The supplier’s current Supplement Kit lists three products: Digestive Bitters oral spray, Gut Sweep capsules, and Liver Boost tincture. Each has a different botanical formula and directions. Review each component separately rather than using one dose or one ingredient statement for the whole set. The three products are described below so the current supplier assortment is clear.

Check the selected option and the physical components before planning preparation or storage. Lifestyle photographs may show prepared drinks, meals, utensils, or serving vessels that are separate from the packaged product. The quantities listed here describe the purchased selection; they should not be extended into an assumption about extra jars, food, equipment, or a repeating subscription.

What Sets This Selection Apart

• Current supplier assortment contains three named supplements.
• Digestive Bitters uses an oral spray nozzle.
• Gut Sweep uses vegetarian capsules.
• Liver Boost uses a dropper bottle.

Format and Included Quantity

• Current supplier listing: three-piece assortment.
• Digestive Bitters: 1 fl oz (30 mL).
• Liver Boost: 1 fl oz (30 mL).
• Gut Sweep: 60 veggie capsules.

The supplier identifies this formula as made in the United States. This identifies the place of manufacture; it does not mean that every botanical, tea leaf, spice, salt, or other ingredient is grown in the United States.

Ingredients and Recipe Notes

Digestive Bitters: Proprietary blend: dandelion root, orange peel, chamomile flower, gentian root, Oregon grape root, fennel seed, yellow dock root, ginger root, blue flag root, and prickly ash bark. Also contains deionized water, vegetable glycerin, spearmint essential oil, and peppermint essential oil. Gut Sweep: Maker-listed proprietary botanical blend: organic freeze-dried aloe vera juice concentrate, organic marshmallow root, and ethically wild-harvested slippery elm bark. Liver Boost: Maker-listed proprietary botanical blend: fresh burdock root, yellow dock root, Oregon grape root, dandelion root, red clover flowering herb, nettles leaf, red root, and fresh ginger root. The published product page does not identify the full liquid carrier.

Read the current package ingredient statement before use, especially if you have a food allergy or sensitivity. A short list of featured botanicals is not an independent guarantee about cross-contact, and dietary claims for one component should not be applied to every option in a mixed set.

Preparation, Use and Storage

Read and retain all three labels. Digestive Bitters is an oral spray; Gut Sweep is a capsule product; Liver Boost is mixed into water. Follow each current package direction rather than treating the kit as one combined dose. Review the complete formulas with a qualified health professional before combining supplements, especially if you take medication or have a medical condition. Discuss supplements or a restrictive eating program with a qualified health professional, particularly if you take medicines, are pregnant or nursing, or manage a medical condition. These products and program names do not establish treatment or prevention of disease.

Explore and Prepare

Compare formats with our alcohol-free Digestive Bitters oral spray, and browse the health and wellness collection for other choices. For independent information on reading labels and discussing botanicals with your care team, see NCCIH’s guide to using dietary supplements wisely.