Audifort review: an easy daily hearing support dropper with 25 botanicals and nutrients
Audifort is a liquid hearing support formula you take by the dropper, with about 25 herbs and amino acids in each serving. Here's what's inside, how to take it, and how the bundles and 90-day guarantee work.
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If you've started turning the TV up a notch or leaning in at dinner to follow the conversation, you've probably wondered whether there's anything simple you can do for your ears. Audifort is one answer people are trying. It's a liquid supplement for hearing support, taken by the dropper, and the company calls it a "360 degree" approach to ear health.
There's a brain angle too. The formula is pitched at adults who want clear hearing and a sharp mind, which makes sense, since the two tend to go together as we get older.
I read through the official site, the order page and the label the company posts. Here's what you actually get.
One dropper, a long ingredient list
The label lists a 1 ml serving and 30 servings per bottle. So one bottle is a month.
Chromium (as chromium picolinate) is listed on its own at 0.7 mcg. The other actives share a 200 mg proprietary blend, and the label doesn't give individual amounts. With about 25 ingredients splitting 200 mg, each one is present in a small amount, and there's no published study on the finished product. And it's a broad mix:
Maca root, Panax ginseng and eleuthero, three roots with a long history of use for energy and stamina
Grape seed and green tea leaf, both familiar sources of plant antioxidants
Astragalus, a staple of traditional Chinese herbal practice
Guarana, a natural source of caffeine
Amino acids including L-glutamine, L-tyrosine, L-arginine, L-ornithine, L-tryptophan, L-carnitine and beta-alanine
GABA, which shows up in a lot of relaxation formulas
African mango seed, gymnema, coleus forskohlii, capsicum, grapefruit, raspberry ketones and a licorice compound
The base is glycerin and water, flavored with lemon extract, stevia and xylitol. In other words, it's meant to taste pleasant, not like a bitter herbal tincture.
What the company says it does
According to the sales page, Audifort works to "shield your ears" with ingredients combined in "precise ratios."
I appreciated that the site includes a reference list on hearing, tinnitus and brain health research, along with background reading on several of the herbs. If you like to look things up before you buy, that's handy.
Why a dropper
No pills. That's the big draw for a lot of people.
The label suggests one or two droppers a day, and the FAQ recommends one full dropper, so I'd start with one. You can hold it under your tongue or stir it into a glass of water or juice. If you already have a morning routine with coffee or breakfast, it slots in without any extra effort.
Prices and the 90-day guarantee
The order page has three packages:
2 bottles: $79 each ($158) plus shipping
3 bottles: $69 each ($207)
6 bottles: $49 each ($294) with free US shipping and two bonus ebooks
Since the company suggests taking it for several months, the six bottle package makes the most sense on price. It brings each bottle down to $49 and covers shipping. The company says it's a one-time payment with no future charges, and checkout runs through BuyGoods.
Every order comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee. That's three full months to see how Audifort fits your routine, which is longer than a lot of supplements offer. Prices do change from time to time, so check the current offer on the order page before you pay.
A good match if...
You'd rather not swallow capsules. You like the idea of a wide mix of roots, antioxidants and amino acids instead of a single ingredient. And you want something for both hearing and mental clarity in one step.
It also pairs nicely with the everyday stuff that looks after your ears: keeping the volume reasonable, wearing earplugs at concerts or around power tools, and getting a hearing check now and then, especially after 50. If you're dealing with ringing, muffled sound in one ear or other hearing changes, see a doctor or audiologist first, since earwax, infections, medications and noise damage are common causes and many are very treatable. Sudden hearing loss, especially in one ear, needs a doctor the same day. And because chromium and gymnema are often used for blood sugar, and the blend includes a licorice compound and guarana (a natural caffeine source), check with your doctor first if you take diabetes medicine or have blood pressure or heart concerns.
Audifort gives you an easy, pleasant tasting daily dropper, with three months of guarantee behind it. If that sounds like your kind of routine, you can see the current bundles and bonuses on the official Audifort site.
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