Ultra Binder^® on the go—IMD^® stick packs for travel catch steps

Powder binders work—but not always at the airport or between clinic visits. Ultra Binder^® Stick Packs deliver the full proprietary blend including IMD^® thiol-functionalized silica in 20 pre-measured 4 g sachets for PushCatch^®-style catch steps on the road.*

Contains chitosan derived from shellfish. Same binding family as Ultra Binder^® powder with travel convenience.

Why stick packs?

• Full binder matrix — Includes IMD^®, zeolite, charcoal, chitosan, and aloe.*
• Travel-ready — Pour one sachet into water; no measuring.*
• Protocol catch step — Named in PushCatch Liver, ENVRMNTL, and METALS kits.*
• Gut comfort — BiAloe^® aloe and acacia gum support mucosa.*
• Format choice — Also available as powder and capsules.*

Who is this for

• Patients maintaining detox catch steps away from home.*
• Anyone who dislikes scooping binder powder but wants IMD^® in the blend.*
• Clinics dispensing single-day binder doses.*

The Quicksilver Advantage

Single-ingredient charcoal misses whole toxin classes. Quicksilver’s stick packs preserve the same multi-mechanism formula as Ultra Binder^® powder in a portable format.*

Ingredients & supplement facts

Each serving is 1 stick pack (4 g).

Net wt 80 g total, 20 stick packs · 20 servings per box (4 g = 1 stick pack)

Other ingredients: none.

Suggested use

• Pour 1 stick pack into 8 oz of water once daily unless directed otherwise.*
• Take 30 minutes before meals or 2 hours after meals, medications, or supplements.*
• Consult your practitioner if pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning pregnancy.*

FAQ

Stick packs vs Ultra Binder^® powder?

Same binding family and IMD^® content; powder allows teaspoon titration while stick packs offer fixed 4 g servings.

What is IMD^®?

IMD^® is Quicksilver’s thiol-functionalized silica for intestinal metal binding, also sold standalone as IMD^® 6 Gram and IMD^® 9 Gram.

How do I time this in PushCatch^®?

Typically used as the catch step after mobilizers like Liver Sauce^®; your clinician sets phase length and dose.

Shellfish allergy?

Contains shellfish-derived chitosan. Avoid unless your clinician approves an alternative.

Can I use Ultra Binder^® Sensitive instead?

Sensitive omits IMD^® for sulfur-sensitive patients; stick packs include IMD^® like full Ultra Binder^®.

Will it constipate?

Binders can slow transit; stay hydrated and work with your practitioner if comfort is an issue.