Universal GI binding—so toxins leave instead of recirculating

No single binder catches every toxin—many formulas leave gaps and allow compounds to recirculate. Ultra Binder^® is Quicksilver’s broad-spectrum gastrointestinal binder powder for practitioners who want a wider capture net in the gut lumen: activated charcoal, bentonite clay, zeolite, chitosan, IMD^® thiol-functionalized silica, BiAloe^® aloe, and acacia fiber in one 120 g canister (30 servings) aimed at smoother, more thorough detox support.*

Contains chitosan derived from shellfish. Also available as Ultra Binder^® Capsules, Sensitive Formula, and stick packs—this listing is the original powder canister (patent pending).

Why Ultra Binder?

• Universal binding — Multiple mechanisms address metals, mycotoxins, LPS, and other gut-phase compounds that narrow binders often miss.*
• Detoxification support — Helps escort bound material through elimination rather than redistribution.*
• Digestive comfort — Aloe and soluble fiber support the mucosa and motility while other binders work.*
• Practitioner flexibility — Powder format for titration in PushCatch^®-style and custom binder phases.*

Who is this for

Ultra Binder^® is for adults in supervised detox protocols who need more than single-ingredient charcoal or clay:*

• Patients in mold, metal, or environmental-exposure plans where clinicians stage binders after mobilizers.*
• Anyone who experienced incomplete results with one-binder formulas and wants zeolite, clay, charcoal, and IMD^® in one matrix.*
• Practitioners building PushCatch^® Liver Detox or similar catch steps who prefer powder dosing.*
• Customers who tolerate shellfish-derived chitosan and need aloe-supported gut comfort during binding.*

The Quicksilver Advantage

Each ingredient plays a distinct role in the gut—together they cover a broader toxin profile than any one binder alone.*

What each active does

• Activated charcoal — Microporous carbon captures many gut-phase compounds, including metals, bacterial LPS, and mycotoxins; generally well tolerated and eliminated in stool.*
• Chitosan — Water-soluble polysaccharide from shellfish that binds heavy metals and microbes and may favor beneficial flora.*
• Bentonite clay — Volcanic ash with vast surface area for heavy metals, mold toxins, and inflammatory bacterial byproducts.*
• IMD^® intestinal cleanse — Proprietary thiol-functionalized silica that binds mercury in the gut without entering systemic circulation or redistributing metals body-wide.*
• BiAloe^® aloe vera — Acemannan-rich aloe soothes gastric mucosa, supports normalized flora, and offsets constipation risk from binding.*
• Acacia gum (Inavea^®) — Soluble fiber supports motility and growth of beneficial bacteria.*

Ingredients & supplement facts

Each serving is 4 g (1 rounded teaspoon).

Net wt 120 g (4.23 oz) · 30 servings per canister

Suggested use

• Mix 1 rounded teaspoon into 8 oz of water once daily, or as directed.*
• Take 30 minutes before meals or 2 hours after meals, medications, or other supplements.*
• Consult your practitioner before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning pregnancy.*

FAQ

Ultra Binder^® powder vs Ultra Binder^® Capsules?

Same binding philosophy; Ultra Binder^® powder allows flexible titration in clinic-led protocols. Capsules suit travelers or those who prefer pre-measured doses.

Will it constipate?

Binders can slow transit. Hydration, aloe, and acacia fiber in Ultra Binder^® are included to support comfort—still coordinate with your clinician.

How do I time this with liposomal glutathione?

Practitioners typically separate Ultra Binder^® from liposomal glutathione and other nutrients by at least 30 minutes before or 2 hours after dosing to reduce unwanted binding.

Shellfish allergy?

Chitosan is derived from shellfish. Avoid this SKU if you have a shellfish allergy unless your clinician approves an alternative binder.

What is in the proprietary blend?

Zeolite, bentonite, activated charcoal, chitosan, apple pectin, aloe, and acacia fiber—each chosen for broad-spectrum binding in the gut lumen.

How long should I use a binder?

Duration depends on your protocol. Many detox plans cycle binders with mobilizers; follow your practitioner’s phase length and lab guidance.