Why did Benefiber® change the active ingredient from PHGG to Wheat Dextrin?
The new active ingredient, Wheat Dextrin, allows for more fiber per teaspoon of powder and per caplet. Therefore, you get significantly more servings of fiber in your favorite size bottle of Benefiber®. What is Wheat Dextrin? Wheat Dextrin is a natural soluble fiber. Wheat Dextrin is considered “Gluten-Free” which means it contains only a trace amount of gluten ( i.e., less than 10 ppm gluten). Unlike some fiber supplements, Benefiber® made with Wheat Dextrin dissolves completely in water and won’t thicken. For more information on Wheat Dextrin go to #17. What is PHGG? PHGG is partially hydrolyzed guar gum, derived from the seed of the cluster bean. Unlike some other fiber supplements, Benefiber® made with PHGG dissolves completely in water and won’t thicken. Can I still use my Benefiber® that was made with PHGG? Yes. Benefiber® made with PHGG has a shelf life of 2 years. Use within 6 months of opening and be sure to check the expiration date on each package of Benefiber®. • What is th
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