Quicksilver Scientific Bitters® NO. 9

Fast-paced lifestyles, standard American diets, and medication use are a few modern-day influences that can create digestive discomfort and common GI issues, and compromised bile production and flow can add to those symptoms. Proper bile flow is a key part of overall comfort, involving the GI tract, kidneys, liver, and gallbladder together, and it takes real momentum to keep things moving through that whole system.

Bitters No. 9 is built to support that entire system: solidago, milk thistle, and dandelion are included specifically for their bile-mobilizing, liver, kidney, and gallbladder-supportive properties

Bile Flow Support From Nine Herbs – Dandelion, milk thistle, gentian, burdock, and goldenrod are combined for their traditional role in bile flow and digestive comfort, giving this formula broader coverage than a single bitter herb alone.

Flexible Dosing for However You Take It – Use it straight, in water, or mixed into sparkling water during or after a meal, rather than being locked into one specific format.

Designed for Regular Use – The liposomal delivery and gentler herb profile make this suited to everyday use before or with meals, not just an occasional digestive aid.

Bitters No. 9 blends nine bitter herbs and essential oils: dandelion, milk thistle, gentian, burdock, and goldenrod for bile flow and digestive support, alongside myrrh, juniper, clove, and sweet orange oil for flavor and additional traditional use. It's a gentler version of Quicksilver's Bitter X formula, using a broader but lower-intensity herb blend.

How to Use Bitters® No. 9

Dose: Use 1 to 2 pumps in water or directly into your mouth, three times daily. Or use 2 to 4 pumps in sparkling water during or after meals, as needed for digestive comfort. Best taken on an empty stomach at least 10 minutes before meals.

Notes: This blend includes dandelion and goldenrod, both with mild diuretic properties, plus myrrh and juniper, both traditionally avoided during pregnancy, and clove, which can have mild blood-thinning effects at higher doses. If you have a ragweed or related plant allergy, burdock may cause a cross-reaction, so check with your physician first. Talk to your physician before use if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning to become pregnant, or if you're on blood-thinning medication.