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Label  ·  8 min read  ·  Fact-checked by Dr. Yolanda Prescott, PharmD  ·  Updated July 2026

DermaPure Ingredients: Label And Evidence Grades

Ten actives. One published amount, nine sharing a blend total. Below is each with an honest grade rather than uniform enthusiasm.

The Disclosed One

Bacillus coagulans — 500 Million CFU (Tier 1)

A spore-forming lactic acid bacterium. The spore coat is what makes it viable in a shelf-stable gummy where vegetative strains would die during manufacturing or storage.

500 million CFU sits at the lower end of the range used in probiotic research, which often works in billions. But it's a specific published number, which is more than many competitors offer — and strain viability matters as much as raw count. See the CFU guide.

The 430 mg Blend

Ginger Root Extract (Tier 1)

The strongest research position among the botanicals — one of the deepest evidence bases of any digestive-support botanical, with real human trials behind several traditional uses.

Chicory Root Inulin (Tier 2)

The prebiotic fibre and the reason the probiotic pairing makes sense. Inulin research uses gram-level doses; the entire blend is 0.43 g, so this is a contribution rather than an intervention. Also the likeliest source of first-fortnight bloating.

Babchi Powder (Tier 2)

The only direct skin ingredient, from Psoralea corylifolia. Real traditional use and a real mechanism — and the formula's genuine safety consideration. Note that almost all encouraging skin research concerns topical bakuchiol, not oral babchi powder. Full guide →

Slippery Elm Bark Powder (Tier 2)

Mucilage-forming, becoming gel-like in water — which underlies its long traditional use for soothing the gut lining. Controlled trial evidence is limited.

Lion's Mane Powder (Tier 3)

Popular and interesting, but the NCCIH notes human clinical research remains limited for most proposed endpoints. Research doses run to grams; an even split of this blend would give roughly 48 mg. Present for the label more than for you, on current evidence.

Fennel Seed & Fenugreek Powder (Tier 3)

Classic digestive botanicals with substantial traditional use and modest modern evidence. Note for anyone with legume allergies: fenugreek is a legume and cross-reactivity has been reported, though the brand states no allergens are listed.

Lemon Balm & Dandelion Leaf (Tier 3)

Lemon balm for calm and digestive comfort; dandelion leaf long-standing in digestive and liver-support herbalism, traditionally a mild diuretic. Worth mentioning to your doctor if you take diuretic medication.

What The Grades Are For

Not to dismiss the product — two Tier 1 ingredients is more than many formulas in this category manage. They're to stop you paying a Tier 1 price expectation for Tier 3 ingredients. See the full evidence ranking.

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