# Renew31 Reviews (Clearline)

> Independent editorial review of Renew31, a skin-and-digestion gummy (30 per bottle, one daily)
> built on five named ingredients. Published by Clearline, an independent supplement-review
> publication based in Minneapolis, MN. Clearline does not make or sell Renew31 and is not
> affiliated with it.

## Verdict
- Editorial score: 2.5 / 5.
- A plausible gut-health gummy with a skin-care story the evidence does not support, an
  undisclosed-amount babchi ingredient with a documented safety record, and marketing errors.

## Ingredients (named, no amounts, no probiotic count)
Bacillus coagulans, chicory root inulin, babchi powder, lion's mane powder, ginger root extract.
The probiotic and prebiotic have real research mostly on digestion. We are not aware of strong
human evidence for the skin, collagen, cortisol, or acne-detox claims.

## Key finding: babchi is not bakuchiol
The page calls babchi powder "a natural source of bakuchiol," the "plant-based retinol." Retinol-
comparison studies used purified bakuchiol applied to skin, not swallowed seed powder. The seeds of
Psoralea corylifolia contain psoralens (photosensitizers). NIH LiverTox notes case reports of
acute liver injury with the seeds, powder, and teas (a probable rare cause); a review of 84 cases
found mostly liver damage (about 56%) and light-triggered contact dermatitis (about 38%). The page
says "Is Renew31 safe? Yes" and that no significant side effects have been reported. Renew31 does
not disclose the amount or form of babchi, so this review does not claim Renew31 is harmful.

## Key finding: savings that do not add up
2 bottles: $79 each, $158 total vs "regular" $358; page says "you save $90", actual $200.
3 bottles: $69 each, $207 total vs $537; page says "save $360", actual $330.
6 bottles: $49 each, $294 total vs $1,074; page says "save $780", actual $780 (matches).
"65% off" matches none of the real discounts (about 56%, 62%, 73%). The $179 reference is the
brand's own figure.

## Other findings
- The guarantee is called "unconditional" but requires "at least 30 days of use"; the page also
  recommends a six-month course while promising results "in just a few weeks."
- A heading reads "Do your Derman Clean order," the name of a different product.
- Bonus #1 promises to eliminate varicose veins in up to six weeks without surgery; six bonus
  guides are included with 3- and 6-bottle orders ($358 of crossed-out values).
- The "Your Path to Radiance" graphic has a misspelled title ("Radiincs"), a repeated Step 1, an
  unexplained "advanced delivery system," a doctor image with no credited physician, and a chart
  with no data.
- "96% of customers order 6 bottles" has no source.
- No company, address, or phone is named; the label shows "Nature's Nutriwave." Terms, Privacy,
  Returns, Disclaimer, and Contact pages are hosted on a separate third-party domain.
- The ingredient set resembles other gut-skin gummies (such as Neotonics and PrimeBiome); reviews
  of those are about different formulas.

## Not confirmed
Ingredient amounts, the probiotic count, the refund terms (the Returns page was not opened), and the
company behind the product. The reference list and some panels are images that could not be read.

## This review does not
- Claim Renew31 treats or prevents any disease, or that it harms the liver.
- Assert that Renew31 is a scam.
- State any dose or refund condition, since none was confirmed.