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Quicksilver Scientific – Ultra Binder Stick Packs
Original price was: $98.80.$89.70Current price is: $89.70.
Binder supplement: Zeolite, sodium bentonite clay, activated charcoal, chitosan, and IMD proprietary thiol-functionalized silica.
Quicksilver Scientific stick pack formula combining five distinct binding agents in a portable single-serve format.
Powder dissolved in water, taken away from meals and medications so binding activity stays in the digestive tract.
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What is Ultra Binder Stick Packs and who is it for?
Ultra Binder Stick Packs are a powdered multi-binder formula from Quicksilver Scientific, packaged in single-serve 4g stick packs that dissolve in water. The formula combines zeolite, sodium bentonite clay, activated charcoal, chitosan, aloe vera extract, and Quicksilver’s proprietary IMD (thiol-functionalized silica) into a single product designed for use in gut-focused wellness protocols. It’s the portable version of Quicksilver’s Ultra Binder, covering the same broad-spectrum binding approach in a convenient format suited to travel or consistent daily use away from home.
This product is commonly used by people working with practitioners on gut microbiome or liver wellness protocols, particularly those who want a binder that covers multiple compound classes rather than relying on a single agent. The stick pack format makes it practical for people who find loose powder tubs inconvenient or who need to take their protocol on the road without compromising consistency.
Fairfield Nutrition Thoughts
Single-ingredient binders have a real limitation: different compounds have different affinities for different toxin classes, and no single agent captures everything that circulates through the gut. Ultra Binder addresses this by combining five distinct binding agents with different mechanisms and affinities, which is why it’s become a staple in practitioner-led gut and liver wellness protocols rather than something people typically reach for on their own.
The IMD component is what makes this formula genuinely different from most commercial binders. Thiol-functionalized silica has a strong affinity for mercury and other heavy metals, and combining it with clay, charcoal, and chitosan means you’re covering a broader range of compound classes in a single dose. The stick pack format is a practical win for people who struggle with protocol consistency while travelling. We stock this because it’s a well-thought-out formula from a manufacturer with serious clinical credibility, and the portable format removes one of the most common reasons people fall off their protocols.
Why This Formulation / How It Works
Most binder products use a single agent, typically activated charcoal or bentonite clay, because they’re inexpensive and well-known. The limitation is that each binder has a preferred binding target: charcoal works well for certain organic compounds, clay for others, zeolite for cationic metals. Ultra Binder stacks five agents specifically to cover the gaps each individual binder leaves. The inclusion of IMD (Quicksilver’s proprietary thiol-functionalized silica) is particularly notable, as thiol groups have a strong chemical affinity for mercury and other heavy metals that standard binders handle poorly.
The formula also includes BiAloe aloe vera leaf extract and Fibregum (gum arabic), which contribute to the overall digestive environment and provide a prebiotic fibre matrix that supports the formula’s transit through the gut. This isn’t a simple charcoal capsule with a premium label. The combination is deliberate and based on the different binding chemistries of each component.
How Binders Work in the Digestive Tract
Binders are compounds that, when taken orally, remain largely unabsorbed in the gastrointestinal tract. Their surfaces carry electrical charges or functional groups that attract and bind to other compounds, holding them in the gut until they’re excreted. This is why timing matters: taken away from food and medications, binders can act on what’s present in the gut lumen without interfering with nutrient absorption or medication uptake.
IMD and Thiol-Metal Affinity
IMD (Intestinal Metal Detox) is Quicksilver’s proprietary silica base with thiol (-SH) functional groups attached. Thiol groups have a well-established high affinity for mercury and other soft metals, binding them tightly in the gut. Because IMD stays in the intestinal tract rather than being absorbed, it captures metals present in the gut environment and supports their passage out of the body through normal elimination.
When to Consider This
This targeted binder formula provides gut-based binding support. It makes sense if you’re:
- Working with a practitioner on a structured gut or liver wellness protocol that includes a binder phase.
- Using the standard Ultra Binder tub at home and need a portable format that fits your travel schedule without breaking protocol consistency.
- In a life stage or occupation where you want to prioritise gut elimination support as part of a broader wellness approach.
- Looking for a multi-agent binder rather than a single-ingredient product, particularly one that includes IMD for metal-specific binding.
Supplement strategy: Ultra Binder is typically introduced as part of a structured protocol rather than used in isolation. Many practitioners pair it with Quicksilver’s Liver Sauce or other hepatic wellness support, and it’s commonly used in a push-catch approach where drainage support is established before binder use begins. The stick pack format suits people who are already familiar with binder protocols and want the same formula in a travel-ready format.
⚠️ Not suitable for: Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals without medical supervision, people with shellfish allergies (contains chitosan derived from shellfish). Take at least 30 minutes before or 2 hours after meals and medications.
How to Use
Pour one stick pack (4g) into 8 ounces (approximately 240 mL) of water and mix well. Take once daily, or as directed by your healthcare professional. Timing matters with binders: take at least 30 minutes before meals or 2 hours after meals and medications to avoid binding to nutrients or interfering with medication absorption.
Each box contains 20 stick packs, providing a 20-day supply at one pack per day. The powder format disperses readily in water, making it practical for use away from home without needing to measure loose powder.
Quicksilver Scientific recommends using Ultra Binder alongside their PushCatch Liver Detox protocol, which pairs a drainage-support formula with the binder for a structured approach to gut elimination wellness. Ultra Binder Stick Packs can also be used independently as directed by your practitioner.
Ingredients
Per 1 stick pack (4g):
Fibre/Clay Proprietary Blend: 1.36g
Fibregum Bio (Gum Arabic), Zeolite, Sodium Bentonite Clay
Proprietary Blend: 2.64g
Activated Charcoal, Chitosan, BiAloe Aloe Vera Leaf Extract, Silica Extract
IMD (Proprietary thiol-functionalized silica)
Amount not separately declared
Dietary Fibre: 0g
Allergen information: Contains chitosan derived from shellfish. Tested gluten-free, allergen-free (other than shellfish-derived chitosan), and non-GMO. Sugar-free.
Common Questions
Why do I need to take this away from meals and medications?
Binders work by binding to compounds in the gut, and they can’t distinguish between unwanted compounds and nutrients or medications. Taking Ultra Binder at least 30 minutes before or 2 hours after meals and medications means the binder is active in the gut during a window where it’s less likely to interfere with what you actually want absorbed.
I’m allergic to shellfish. Can I use this?
No. Ultra Binder contains chitosan, which is derived from shellfish. If you have a shellfish allergy, consider Quicksilver’s Ultra Binder Sensitive Formula, which is formulated without chitosan. Check with your healthcare provider before switching.
How is this different from just taking activated charcoal?
Activated charcoal has a broad surface area and binds well to certain organic compounds, but it has limited affinity for heavy metals and misses other compound classes. Ultra Binder adds zeolite, bentonite clay, chitosan, and IMD (thiol-functionalized silica), each with different binding affinities. The combination covers a wider range of what might be circulating in the gut than charcoal alone.
Can I use the stick packs and the tub version interchangeably?
Yes. The stick packs contain the same formula as the Ultra Binder powder tub, just pre-measured in 4g single-serve portions. Many people keep the tub at home for daily use and the stick packs for travel or convenience.
Warnings & Storage
Do not use if: You are pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning to become pregnant without first consulting your physician. Do not use if you have a known shellfish allergy (product contains chitosan derived from shellfish).
Cautions: Always take at least 30 minutes before or 2 hours after meals and medications to avoid interference with nutrient and medication absorption. If you are taking prescription medications, consult your healthcare professional before use. Keep out of reach of children.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep stick packs sealed until use.
Always consult your healthcare professional before use if you have any pre-existing conditions or are taking medications.
| Weight | 0.158 kg |
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| Dimensions | 6.5 × 6.5 × 11 cm |
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