95% of Americans don't get enough fiber
The most important nutrient you're not tracking.
BetterPoop is one scoop of daily fiber, formulated by a physician. 6g of fiber per serving, 0g sugar, four ingredients, a light orange flavor, and nothing else.
$29.99 one time, or $23.99/mo with a subscription.
45 servings per jar.
Yes, the name is the joke. The formula is not.
95%
of American adults fall short of the recommended daily fiber intake.
6g
of fiber per scoop. That's 21% of the Daily Value in one serving.
45
servings per jar. About six and a half weeks of daily use.
0g
sugar. Sweetened with monk fruit extract, flavored with real orange.
Why fiber matters
Fiber is a daily target, not a vague virtue.
National guidelines recommend 25 to 38 grams of fiber per day for adults. Survey data puts the average American intake at roughly half that, which is why fiber is often called the most common nutrient gap in the country.
Fiber does quiet, structural work. Soluble fibers hydrate into a soft gel that supports regular, comfortable digestion. Fermentable fibers travel to the colon intact, where they become fuel for the beneficial bacteria that make up your microbiome. And because fiber slows the pace of a meal, it helps you feel full longer.
BetterPoop pairs wheat dextrin, a gentle, well-tolerated fermentable fiber, with psyllium husk, one of the most studied fibers in nutrition science. One scoop adds 6g toward your daily target for 35 calories and zero sugar.
The full ingredient list
- Wheat dextrin
- Psyllium husk powder
- Monk fruit extract
- Natural orange flavor
Contains: wheat
What to expect
Fiber works on fiber's schedule.
Day 1
One scoop in a glass of water, juice, or your morning coffee. It mixes in clean with a light orange taste, and adds 6g of fiber to your day. New to fiber? Start with a half scoop and work up.
Week 2
As daily use becomes routine, fiber begins doing its structural work: supporting regularity and digestive comfort while your body adjusts to a healthier intake.
Month 3
Consistency is the whole game. A steady daily dose keeps feeding your microbiome, supports an ongoing sense of fullness between meals, and turns a supplement into a habit.
Individual experiences vary. These timeframes describe how daily fiber use typically becomes a routine, not a guarantee of specific results.
Benefits
Four things a good fiber should do.
Supports regularity
Psyllium husk is among the most studied fibers for supporting regular, comfortable digestion, and it anchors every scoop.
Promotes digestive comfort
Wheat dextrin is a gentle, well-tolerated fiber designed for everyday use, with no added sugar to complicate the routine.
Feeds your microbiome
Fermentable fiber reaches the colon intact and serves as fuel for the beneficial bacteria that live there.
Helps you feel full
Soluble fiber forms a gel as it hydrates, which slows a meal down and supports satiety between meals.
The founder
Founded by Yousf Radwan, MD
Internal Medicine Physician
In clinic, the same conversation kept repeating. Patient after patient was getting a fraction of the fiber their body needed, and the options on the shelf made it harder, not easier: added sugar, underdosed scoops, and labels that read like a chemistry final.
BetterPoop is the fiber I wanted to be able to recommend. A meaningful 6g dose of two well-studied fibers. Zero sugar. Four ingredients you can read aloud in five seconds. A price that makes daily use realistic, because a fiber you take daily beats a perfect one that sits in the cabinet.
Built on the belief that the least glamorous nutrient deserves the most honest product.
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