Quick comparison
Format: VitalFlush is a liquid drop taken under the tongue. Kyolic is mainly sold as tablets and capsules.
Dose on the label: Kyolic products list the amount of aged garlic extract per serve. VitalFlush doesn't publish its dose.
Where to buy: Kyolic is widely sold at Australian chemists. VitalFlush is sold online at vitalflushau.com.
Guarantee: VitalFlush offers a 60-day money-back guarantee on the product price from the official store.
It may suit you if…
- ✓ You'd like a simple daily garlic routine and dislike swallowing tablets
- ✓ You're happy to buy online from a single official store
- ✓ You've checked with your GP if you take any regular medicine
- ✓ You're comfortable it's a supplement, not a treatment
Probably not for you if…
- ✕ You want an exact, published dose per serve before you buy
- ✕ You expect it to replace prescribed blood pressure or heart medicine
- ✕ You take blood thinners and haven't spoken to your doctor
- ✕ You're allergic to garlic or honey
Research
Much of the published research on aged garlic extract, including Australian blood pressure trials, used Kyolic-type aged garlic tablets at known doses. VitalFlush hasn't been studied as a product, and because its dose isn't published, you can't tell how it compares.
Read next: Aged garlic & blood pressure · Aged garlic benefits
Cost
VitalFlush costs about A$1.55–A$2.30 a day depending on the pack. Chemist tablet prices vary by store and strength, so compare the cost per day for the dose you'd actually take.
Read next: Price
Which should you choose?
Choose a tablet like Kyolic if you want a known, studied dose and like buying from your local chemist. Consider VitalFlush if you dislike tablets, prefer a honey-based drop and value the 60-day online guarantee. Either way, check with your GP first if you take medicine.
See VitalFlush on the official Australian store
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Frequently asked questions
Is VitalFlush the same as Kyolic?
No. Both use aged garlic extract, but VitalFlush is a honey-based drop and Kyolic is mainly tablets and capsules.
Can I take VitalFlush and Kyolic together?
That would double up on garlic. Choose one, and ask your pharmacist if unsure.
Which is cheaper?
Chemist tablets are often cheaper per day, but compare current prices for the dose you need.