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title: "NOW Foods Supplements, Whole Psyllium Husks, Non-GMO Project Verified, Soluble Fiber, 24-Ounce"
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# 6g soluble fiber/serving GMP A-rated quality Non-GMO & allergen-free NOW Foods Supplements, Whole Psyllium Husks, Non-GMO Project Verified, Soluble Fiber, 24-Ounce

**Brand:** now foods
**Price:** € 69.05
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Elevate your gut game with clean, powerful fiber!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** NOW Foods Supplements, Whole Psyllium Husks, Non-GMO Project Verified, Soluble Fiber, 24-Ounce by now foods
- **How much does it cost?** € 69.05 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- now foods enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted now foods brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Easy Daily Ritual:** Simply mix 1 tablespoon into 12 oz. of water or juice for a quick, effective fiber fix.
- • **Legacy of Wellness:** Packaged in the USA by a family-owned company since 1968, blending tradition with modern health.
- • **Clean & Pure Formula:** Non-GMO Project Verified, gluten-free, vegan, and free from common allergens for mindful nutrition.
- • **Heart-Healthy Fiber Boost:** 6 grams of soluble fiber per serving supports cardiovascular wellness and daily fiber goals.
- • **Trusted Quality Assurance:** Manufactured under strict GMP A-rated certification ensuring potency, purity, and safety.

## Overview

NOW Foods Whole Psyllium Husks deliver 6 grams of heart-healthy soluble fiber per serving in a non-GMO, allergen-free powder. Certified GMP A-rated for quality, this 24-ounce container offers 68 servings of a trusted fiber supplement designed to support digestive health and reduce heart disease risk, crafted by a family-owned brand since 1968.

## Description

Soluble fiber from foods such as psyllium seed husks, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce the risk of heart disease. A serving of whole psyllium husks supplies 6 grams of the 7 grams soluble fiber necessary per day to have this effect.

Review: Recommended! - I’ve been using NOW Foods Whole Psyllium Husks for a few weeks, and it’s become part of my daily routine. It mixes thick and slightly grainy, but that’s typical for psyllium husk—just stir and drink quickly. I’ve noticed better digestion, improved regularity, and it helps keep me fuller between meals. The mild taste makes it easy to add to smoothies or juice, and the large container is a great value. Overall, a reliable and effective fiber supplement I’d definitely recommend. But do your research so that you are taking it at times not to impact medications.
Review: Not for the uninitiated. Definitely professional grade. - Are you new to drinking fiber? Do you stick to the types that dissolve into nothing, or take psyllium capsules to avoid the experience altogether? Well, this product will likely prove too advanced for your sensibilities. This is for real men and women who understand that the ends justify the means in the fiber world. Not sure into which category you fall? Continue reading. So, like many folks in fiberdom, I've typically used Metamucil in the past. Having completely gone through my stockpile of the orange-flavored sugar-free stuff, I decided to go back to what Metamucil refers to as the unflavored "coarse texture", which is what I used to take years ago. While not as easy to drink, it was a true power house, if you know what I mean. In looking for it this time, though, I noticed it has added sugar. Really? I don't know why they feel the need to sweeten something unflavored, especially when psyllium isn't bitter. Well, not wanting the unnecessary empty carbs, I decided to try something altogether new. Hence, I looked at all the whole husk psyllium options and settled on Now, given both the reviews and my positive history with the brand. To go back a little further, I started taking fiber over 20 years ago when I was working out all the time and eating on a high-protein diet. Needless to say, fiber made my time in the bathroom much more pleasant. It was then I quickly learned that dosing a 12oz glass of water and taking your time to stir it well led to something that I really didn't want to drink. You basically get a glass of swelled, nearly-flavorless sludge that you have to chug down. It didn't take long before I put a double dose into a rocks glass, stirred just enough to integrate, chugged immediately, and chased with plenty of water. (This method, while much less painless, is apparently not recommended due to it being a "choking hazard". Don't really see how you could choke, but to each their own.) Having said all that, my first experience with the Now whole-husk was fairly close to what I remembered from Metamucil's original unflavored coarse texture. I put a heaping tablespoon into a rocks glass and stirred quickly. It clumped a bit at first, almost like the stuff was hydrophobic. It ingrated quickly enough, though, and I tossed it back immediately. Yeah, I remember this taste. It has that kind of nondescript, bland cereal thing going on. While scoring quite low on the yummy-meter, it's not necessarily unpleasant, either. I then chased it with a big glass of water, swishing well to get the grit out of my teeth, refilled the glass, and left it in the sink. (Pro tip: Any "grit" left in an empty glass will dry and stick like little bits of concrete. I let the glass sit with water in it allowing any remaining fiber bits to swell, and then go back to wash it after.) Ok, at this point I've taken my first dose, so the only thing to do now is wait. Like I said at the begining, when it comes to fiber, the ends justify the means. For those that don't know, the "ends" I'm referring to is an oddly satisfying, quite large, and very clean poop. (If you know, you know.) Well, fast-forward to the next morning, and I'm eventually greeted by that all-too-familar "oh damn, it's that time" feeling. (Know what I mean, Vern?) So I sit down, give one long, relatively easy push, and viola. Done. The monster I left behind me was not angry. It had no teeth. It was simply a very polite gentle giant that was more than happy to incorporate all the rowdy characters in my bowels and exit the party with them in a very considerate manner. Such a gentleman. For those of you who have never taken "coarse" or whole-husk psyllium, it is far more effective then the fine-textured stuff. Is it a little less fun to take? Perhaps. Is the experience worth it, though? Oh yes, my friend. If you're not sure, go ahead and give it a shot anyway. A pound of this stuff is very reasonably priced, and it's well worth trying out. If you're an old pro like me, this is a no-brainer. Happy gut, happy butt. What more could you ask for in such a fiercely fearless fibrous friend? Not much as far as I'm concerned. We're biffles for sure, and if this were the days of MySpace, he'd definitely be in my Top 8. ***Oh, and if you are new to fiber, make sure you do your research on how it can impede the effectiveness of supplements and medications, if taken too close together. I usually take my vitamins and evening medications immediately before or after dinner, and then I take fiber right before bed. If I'm watching my weight, I'll sometimes take fiber before dinner, in which case I wait until I go to bed to take my vitamins and meds. If you're just just taking a few psyllium caps, this isn't an issue. If you're taking a full dose of whole-husk/powdered and mixing it with water, though, you need to keep tining in mind.

## Features

- EXCELLENT SOURCE OF FIBER: Soluble fiber from foods such as psyllium seed husks, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce the risk of heart disease
- DIRECTIONS: Vigorously mix 1 level tablespoon daily into at least 12 oz. of water or juice and consume immediately
- 6 GRAMS OF SOLUBLE FIBER: A serving of psyllium husk supplies 6 grams of the 7 grams soluble fiber necessary per day
- GMP Quality Assured: NPA A-rated GMP certification means that every aspect of the NOW manufacturing process has been examined, including our laboratory/testing methods (for stability, potency, and product formulation)
- Packaged in the USA by a family owned and operated company since 1968

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000OSSUP0 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Allergen Information | Corn-Free, Egg Free, Gluten Free, Milk Free, Non-GMO, Soy Free, Wheat Free |
| Best Sellers Rank | #799 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #5 in Psyllium Nutritional Supplement |
| Brand | NOW Foods |
| Brand Name | NOW Foods |
| Container Type | Bottle |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 12,600 Reviews |
| Diet Type | Gluten Free, Kosher, Vegan, Vegetarian |
| Dosage Form | Powder |
| Dose Release Method | Osmotic Release |
| Flavor | Husks |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00733739059826 |
| Item Dimensions | 4.9 x 4.9 x 8.6 inches |
| Item Form | Granule |
| Item Weight | 0.2 kg |
| Manufacturer | Now Foods |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 0733739059826 |
| Material Features | Vegan |
| Material Type Free | No_Material_Type_Free |
| Model Name | Whole Psyllium Husks |
| Model Number | 0733739059826 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Primary Supplement Type | Whole Psyllium Husk |
| Product Benefits | Disease |
| Special Ingredients | Charcoal |
| Specific Uses For Product | Digestive Health Support |
| Supplement Formulation | Individual Supplement |
| Total Servings Per Container | 68 |
| UPC | 733739059826 885721263725 |
| Unit Count | 24 Ounce |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** NOW Foods
- **Diet Type:** Gluten Free, Kosher, Vegan, Vegetarian
- **Flavor:** Husks
- **Item Form:** Granule
- **Item Weight:** 0.2 kg
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 4.9 x 4.9 x 8.6 inches
- **Primary Supplement Type:** Whole Psyllium Husk
- **Product Benefits:** Disease
- **Special Ingredients:** Charcoal
- **Unit Count:** 24 Ounce

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this a powder or not? Unsure because it says "whole psyllium husks"**
A: It doesn't seem like a powder to me.  The psyllium husks are perhaps crushed up and easily mix with juice or water to drink.  It's similar to what I've always used.  Good product!

**Q: Any advice on getting past the texture? I had a hard time drinking "chunky" water and in coffee it turns to sludge.**
A: I can't stand chunky drinks either. Lol. I actually have a coffee grinder just for this reason. When I'm in a hurry, I mix it in with my Protein shake right before I drink it ( it gets thick fast) but make sure to drink a glass of water afterwards. I like the idea of adding it to oatmeal right before you eat it also. I also use in baking protein muffins, etc. Good luck!

**Q: Are whole husks better than the now psyllium powder? what’s the expiration?**
A: Due to diverticulosis ( which has killed two of my older relatives) I have been taking whole psyllium husks daily for several decades now. I once bought psyllium powder not understanding the difference between the two. The powder was much finer and hardened very quickly and I wasn't confident it was really helping. You might try the powder for yourself but please don't buy a 10 lb bag of powder unless you decide that you like it. My choice will always be husks which are more expensive but NOW's 10 pound bag offers a large saving compared to individual 12 oz jars at the local health food stores. I don't recall ever seeing an expiration date on psyllium. The only thing that I can imagine happening is excess moisture absorption. I live in the Pacific Northwest and by storing it in jars or the original foil bag it seems to stay fresh indefinitely. Good Luck- Larry

**Q: does anyone know if this product has lead? I know that viva natural and yerba prime does.**
A: Nothing listed for Lead on the label, only Calcium and Iron are listed.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Recommended!
*by F***! on May 17, 2026*

I’ve been using NOW Foods Whole Psyllium Husks for a few weeks, and it’s become part of my daily routine. It mixes thick and slightly grainy, but that’s typical for psyllium husk—just stir and drink quickly. I’ve noticed better digestion, improved regularity, and it helps keep me fuller between meals. The mild taste makes it easy to add to smoothies or juice, and the large container is a great value. Overall, a reliable and effective fiber supplement I’d definitely recommend. But do your research so that you are taking it at times not to impact medications.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not for the uninitiated. Definitely professional grade.
*by M***. on October 19, 2023*

Are you new to drinking fiber? Do you stick to the types that dissolve into nothing, or take psyllium capsules to avoid the experience altogether? Well, this product will likely prove too advanced for your sensibilities. This is for real men and women who understand that the ends justify the means in the fiber world. Not sure into which category you fall? Continue reading. So, like many folks in fiberdom, I've typically used Metamucil in the past. Having completely gone through my stockpile of the orange-flavored sugar-free stuff, I decided to go back to what Metamucil refers to as the unflavored "coarse texture", which is what I used to take years ago. While not as easy to drink, it was a true power house, if you know what I mean. In looking for it this time, though, I noticed it has added sugar. Really? I don't know why they feel the need to sweeten something unflavored, especially when psyllium isn't bitter. Well, not wanting the unnecessary empty carbs, I decided to try something altogether new. Hence, I looked at all the whole husk psyllium options and settled on Now, given both the reviews and my positive history with the brand. To go back a little further, I started taking fiber over 20 years ago when I was working out all the time and eating on a high-protein diet. Needless to say, fiber made my time in the bathroom much more pleasant. It was then I quickly learned that dosing a 12oz glass of water and taking your time to stir it well led to something that I really didn't want to drink. You basically get a glass of swelled, nearly-flavorless sludge that you have to chug down. It didn't take long before I put a double dose into a rocks glass, stirred just enough to integrate, chugged immediately, and chased with plenty of water. (This method, while much less painless, is apparently not recommended due to it being a "choking hazard". Don't really see how you could choke, but to each their own.) Having said all that, my first experience with the Now whole-husk was fairly close to what I remembered from Metamucil's original unflavored coarse texture. I put a heaping tablespoon into a rocks glass and stirred quickly. It clumped a bit at first, almost like the stuff was hydrophobic. It ingrated quickly enough, though, and I tossed it back immediately. Yeah, I remember this taste. It has that kind of nondescript, bland cereal thing going on. While scoring quite low on the yummy-meter, it's not necessarily unpleasant, either. I then chased it with a big glass of water, swishing well to get the grit out of my teeth, refilled the glass, and left it in the sink. (Pro tip: Any "grit" left in an empty glass will dry and stick like little bits of concrete. I let the glass sit with water in it allowing any remaining fiber bits to swell, and then go back to wash it after.) Ok, at this point I've taken my first dose, so the only thing to do now is wait. Like I said at the begining, when it comes to fiber, the ends justify the means. For those that don't know, the "ends" I'm referring to is an oddly satisfying, quite large, and very clean poop. (If you know, you know.) Well, fast-forward to the next morning, and I'm eventually greeted by that all-too-familar "oh damn, it's that time" feeling. (Know what I mean, Vern?) So I sit down, give one long, relatively easy push, and viola. Done. The monster I left behind me was not angry. It had no teeth. It was simply a very polite gentle giant that was more than happy to incorporate all the rowdy characters in my bowels and exit the party with them in a very considerate manner. Such a gentleman. For those of you who have never taken "coarse" or whole-husk psyllium, it is far more effective then the fine-textured stuff. Is it a little less fun to take? Perhaps. Is the experience worth it, though? Oh yes, my friend. If you're not sure, go ahead and give it a shot anyway. A pound of this stuff is very reasonably priced, and it's well worth trying out. If you're an old pro like me, this is a no-brainer. Happy gut, happy butt. What more could you ask for in such a fiercely fearless fibrous friend? Not much as far as I'm concerned. We're biffles for sure, and if this were the days of MySpace, he'd definitely be in my Top 8. ***Oh, and if you are new to fiber, make sure you do your research on how it can impede the effectiveness of supplements and medications, if taken too close together. I usually take my vitamins and evening medications immediately before or after dinner, and then I take fiber right before bed. If I'm watching my weight, I'll sometimes take fiber before dinner, in which case I wait until I go to bed to take my vitamins and meds. If you're just just taking a few psyllium caps, this isn't an issue. If you're taking a full dose of whole-husk/powdered and mixing it with water, though, you need to keep tining in mind.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Psyllium Husks That Really Work
*by I***A on September 19, 2025*

If you're looking for a simple and effective way to boost your fiber intake, this NOW Foods Whole Psyllium Husks product is an excellent choice. The quality is top-notch, and it's highly effective for anyone needing to increase their daily fiber, especially to help with constipation. Unlike other products, this one is gentle on the stomach and doesn't cause cramps, as long as you start with a small amount and gradually increase it. Mixing and Taste Mixing it is simple. The husks have a light, natural tan color, which shows that the product is pure and free from any artificial dyes. I find that 1 tablespoon per 12 oz glass of water is the perfect ratio for a smooth, drinkable texture. Any more psyllium, and it gets too thick for my liking. While the taste is relatively neutral, the key to making it pleasant is to use enough water. I always mix it and let it sit for a couple of minutes to let the husks fully hydrate. This simple step makes a big difference. A Must-Have for Travelers I especially appreciate that it comes in a bag. At home, I transfer it to an airtight container, but the bag is incredibly convenient for travel. It doesn't take up much space or add bulk to my luggage, which is a huge bonus compared to bulky plastic bottles. As someone who travels often, I always pack this. It's a lifesaver for the digestive discomfort that can come from eating different foods or even fast food on the road. Crucial Health Tip: Drink Plenty of Water! This is the most important part: you must drink enough water. Psyllium is a soluble fiber that absorbs water and forms a gel, so it needs plenty of fluids to move through your digestive system smoothly. My doctor recommended drinking one full glass of water with the psyllium, and then another full glass right after. This helps prevent dehydration and potential intestinal obstruction. Overall This is a fantastic product that offers excellent quality and is a great value for the price. It's effective, easy to use, and incredibly convenient for my lifestyle. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a reliable fiber supplement.

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