Quicksilver Scientific Drink Easy Bundle

Holiday season and race season have a way of overlapping: a few travel days, a stretch of parties and dinners out, and training that doesn't pause just because your calendar's full. Drink Easy Bundle pairs three liver- and gut-focused formulas for exactly that kind of streth, whether or not alcohol is part of your particular version of it.

Drink Easy Bundle pairs Milk Thistle, Bitter X, and Liposomal Glutathione into one order, covering liver, digestive, and antioxidant support for a busier-than-usual stretch of your calendar.

Three Formulas, One Season – Milk thistle, bitters, and glutathione cover liver, digestion, and antioxidant support all when you need it most.

Bile Flow and Gut Comfort – Bitter X leans on dandelion, gentian, goldenrod, and myrrh, bitter herbs traditionally used to support bile flow and digestive comfort.

A Routine You Can Flex – Each formula doses by the pump, so you can scale up or down depending on how the week is going.

Milk Thistle delivers standardized silymarin extract, a compound with a long history of traditional use for liver support, in a liposomal formula built for better absorption than a standard capsule. Bitter X blends dandelion, gentian, goldenrod, and myrrh, bitter herbs traditionally used to support bile flow and digestive comfort. Liposomal Glutathione delivers a core antioxidant your body relies on for cellular defense, rounding out the bundle's focus on liver, gut, and antioxidant support.

How to Use Drink Easy Bundle

Milk Thistle: 1 to 4 pumps as needed, held in your mouth 30 to 90 seconds before swallowing, on an empty stomach at least 10 minutes before meals.

Bitter X: 2 pumps three times daily, using the same hold-and-swallow method on an empty stomach.

Glutathione: 2 pumps twice daily on an empty stomach, at least 10 minutes before meals.

Bitter X's bitter herbs have mild diuretic properties and myrrh carries traditional uterine-stimulant associations, so check with your physician before use if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, planning to become pregnant, or managing kidney or fluid-balance concerns.