Our Story
Uvera is a single-product company. This is the product, and why it is made the way it is.
The number on the back of the bottle
Milk thistle is one of the most researched botanicals there is for liver support. But the plant is not the active substance. The active fraction is a group of compounds called silymarin, and the part of silymarin that does most of the work is a single molecule called silybin.
That is why a tub announcing 1,000mg of milk thistle can tell you almost nothing. It tells you how much plant went in. It does not tell you how much silybin came out, and it certainly does not tell you how much of it your body can use. Most products on a shop shelf are standardised to 30–50% silymarin, and a good many print no percentage at all.
Our original formula fixed the first half of that problem. It was standardised to 80% silymarin, the strongest standardised extract you could buy, and the number was printed on the label because it was the whole point. But purity was never the real problem. Absorption was. Silymarin is a crystalline powder that dissolves poorly in digestive fluid, and less than 2% of it reaches the bloodstream however pure the extract is.
So the new Uvera binds silybin to phosphatidylcholine, the same phospholipid your cell membranes are made of, so it crosses the gut wall instead of passing straight through. Every serving carries 350mg of Silybin-Phosphatidylcholine complex, 105mg of pure silybin, the form shown in pharmacokinetic studies to deliver up to 10× the silybin exposure of a standard extract. That number is on the label because it is the whole point of the product.
What is in it, and what is not
Three active ingredients, each listed individually at its real dose:
- Silybin-Phosphatidylcholine complex (30% silybin) — 350mg
- Artichoke leaf extract (≥5% cynarin) — 520mg
- Vitamin E — 80mg
Silybin-PC supports healthy liver function and protects liver cells. Artichoke supports the bile flow that breaks down fat and carries waste out of the liver. Vitamin E sits in the cell membrane alongside silybin and protects cells from oxidative stress. Nothing else is in there except the capsule itself and what is needed to fill it: a vegetable capsule, silica, plant cellulose and rice flour. No maltodextrin, no magnesium stearate, no colours.
No proprietary blends. A proprietary blend is the phrase that lets a company list impressive ingredients without telling you how much of each one is in there. We do not use them. If an amount is not worth printing, it is not worth putting in the capsule.
How it is made
Uvera is manufactured in the UK to GMP standards and sold direct rather than through retailers. Every batch is tested to confirm the silybin content of the complex before any of it ships, and that testing takes weeks, so it is made in small runs. That is why it occasionally sells out. When it does, it is the batch, not the company.
Selling direct is also why the formula can carry a real dose. The margin that would have gone to a retailer went into the extract instead.
Two capsules a day
Two vegetarian capsules, taken together with a meal, because silybin absorbs best alongside food. Each bottle holds 60 capsules, which is one month. There is no loading phase and nothing to measure.
The guarantee
30 days, money back. That is a full bottle to see how it suits you. If it does not, one email to support@tryuvera.com gets you a refund. For the longer view, 3 months is roughly one full cycle of blood work, so you can take it, get retested, and judge it on a number rather than on a feeling.
What we will not claim
Uvera is a food supplement, not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and it does not replace a varied diet, a healthy lifestyle, or the advice of your doctor. If your liver results have come back abnormal, keep working with your GP. We would rather you had both.
Who we are
The Uvera store is operated by Netplay Style LLC. Questions about an order, the formula, or the guarantee go to support@tryuvera.com — we reply within 1 to 2 business days, Monday to Friday.