Today I’ll be taking a look at the cleansing product Enuvia.  Enuvia actually isn’t only a colon cleanser, but it also has cleansing formulas for the kindney and liver as well.

We’ll first look at the product itself and then focus the majority of our time on the company that is behind Enuvia.

What is in Enuvia?

As mentioned, Enuvia has 3 different formulas, all to be taken at different times throughout a 90 day period.  In the 3 step process, you take the colon cleanse first, then the liver cleanse, and then the kidney cleanse (each for 30 days).

In this review we’ll focus primarily on the colon cleanse, but for your convenience, all three ingredient formulas are as follows:

Step 1 - Colon Cleanse 400 mg

• Psyllium Husk
• Oat Flour
• Bentonite
• Senna Extract
• Cascara Sagrada
• Aloe Vera
• Golden Seal
• Acidophilus
• Rhubarb Root
• Gentian Root
• Buckhorn Bark

Step 2 - Liver Cleanse 445 mg

• DL-Methionine
• Choline Bitartrate
• Inositol
• Beet Root
• Golden Seal
• Dandelion Root
• Milk Thistle
• Alfalfa

Step 3 - Kidney Cleanse 400 mg

• Parsley Leaf
• Sage Leaf
• Dandelion Root
• Cranberry
• Soy Protein
• Golden Seal
• Cayenne Pepper

The ingredient profile for the colon cleanse formula looks to be high in fiber and is likely to perform similar to many other pretty good cleansing products.  Enuvia does contain bentonite which some have warned against due to the aluminum in it.  Cascara sagrada is another one that some believe you should only take for short periods of time.

I do want to commend Enuvia for providing the ingredient list (along with brief descriptions of each one).  I’ve seen many colon cleansers that don’t list the ingredients at all.  How are you suppose to feel good about putting something into your body if you don’t know what it is?

The Company Behind Enuvia

Enuvia is made and marketed by Enuvia Research LLC.  Despite the fact that it seems that the company has been around for quite a while, I was unable to find a Better Business Bureau report for them.  This may be a good sign since it may indicate that there haven’t been any complaints made.

I searched around on the internet (and complaint boards) and was unable to find any complaints about Enuvia.  It’s often very easy to find people complaining about poor business practices if the company is using them.  So the fact that there isn’t much out there was a good sign.

The Enuvia Website

All things considered, the Enuvia website is a pretty good one.  It’s very basic and could use a little touching up, but it provided at least a decent amount of information about the products and the ingredients (although I wish they told us how much of each ingredient is in the formula).

After having seen so many one-page websites that provide nothing more than a sales-pitch, it’s nice to have a little more depth when looking into a product.

Customer Service

I head read somewhere else that the Live Chat option that they have on their website was poorly exucuted and that it took forever to get a response from customer service through it.  So I tested it out but I was actually pleasantly surprised.

I clicked on the icon with the intention of taking a screen shot before they responded (and after) to show how long it took them to begin talking to me.  But the customer service rep sent me a message quicker than I could even take the screen shot.

So the below images show how long it took him to respond to a question:

You can see that it only took them less than 2 minutes to respond to my question.  Not bad.  (Of course, I didn’t like the answer but what can you do?)

How Much Does Enuvia Cost?

One 90 cycle (3 formulas, 30 days each) costs a total of $49.95.  If it’s effective, this is a very reasonable price.  If you buy 2 cycles, you get 1 for free, so you get 3 total for $99.90.

They do offer an auto shipment program in which you pay $39.95 for a 90 day cycle (so $10 cheaper) and they ship you new product each month.  It’s your call.  I’m not a fan of autoship programs because they are usually designed to scam people out of their money.  Enuvia however gives you the option to choose the autoship or buy regular.  They don’t hide the autoship in the fine print and surprise you with unexpected charges two weeks later like some other companies do.

Enuvia Guarantee

When purchasing supplement products such as colon cleansers, it’s always a great thing to have a money back guarantee just in case it doesn’t work for you.  There are only a handful of colon cleansers that have good guarantees out there and Enuvia is one of them.

They have a full 90 day money back guarantee.  And it looks to be legit without many loops for you to jump through.  Here’s the terms of the refund policy:

So if you’ve tried it for quite some time and still aren’t satisfied, you can return it and get all your money back, less shipping and handling.  90 days is a pretty good guarantee.

Conclusion

All in all, Enuvia looks to be pretty good.  As with any colon cleanser, you’ll have to be the judge when it comes to the product itself and its effectiveness but I don’t see any big red flags in terms of shady business practices.  And if it doesn’t work, they have a pretty good guarantee so you can get your money back.