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Food & snacks from Korean brands, tested at home by the writers — with prices as written and where to buy.
Poliverga Bergamot Polyphenols 120 Tablets is a dietary supplement I tried while adjusting my meals and sleep routine. Some days I felt less heavy after meals, but I cannot attribute that to the product alone; the most meaningful part was reconsidering my eating habits.
The Day Tunteuntamin is a mango-flavored powdered kids’ multivitamin used for a child adjusting to a new preschool in Korea. I gave one sachet daily; my child liked the flavor, though establishing the daily routine initially felt difficult.
Laravita NMNH is a 60-capsule supplement I kept in the refrigerator and took two capsules of each morning. It was convenient for taking several ingredients at once, and I personally felt lighter starting my mornings, though the overall price felt high.
Lemozen Ten Year is a solid concentrated lemon juice product from Korea, provided for this introduction. I looked at its concentrated form and portability, but there is no record of its taste in use, duration of use, or weight changes.
Heukmidam Blue Ribbon Black Goat Extract is a individually packaged black goat extract I tried while considering it as a gift for my parents in Korea. I found it clean and nutty, with almost no gamey odor, and the neat packaging felt suitable for gifting.
Tokyo Meta Gold Pine Korean Red Pine Needle Extract Tablets are a food supplement I tried after meals in Korea. The mild scent and easy-to-swallow tablet form worked well for my irregular, often greasy meals, though I did not notice a dramatic change.
Tokyo Meta Gold Phyto Sambakcho Extract Tablets are herbal tablets I tried in Korea after receiving the product, as my nose tends to feel sensitive during seasonal transitions. The tablet format was easier for me to swallow than large capsules and felt comfortable after taking, though I did not record a duration of use or changes in my nasal condition.
Garu Seonsaeng Oat Drink is a fine oat powder for mixing with water or milk in Korea. I used it as a quick breakfast and made a latte with milk and coffee; its mild sweetness and nutty flavor suited me, and the powder format was easy to store.
Garu Teacher Seoritae is an unsweetened powdered soy drink made with Korean black soybeans and sea salt. I mixed it with water and milk for busy mornings and while camping; it was deeply nutty and dissolved well in cold water, though its near-unsweetened flavor may feel unfamiliar at first.
Garu Seonsaeng Ready-to-Mix Fresh Soy Milk Jeju Matcha is a powdered soy milk drink from Korea, sold in a box of seven sticks. I mixed it with cold water before workouts or when I was hungry after arriving at work on an empty stomach, and found it mildly sweet, smoothly blended, and pleasantly nutty.
Polyverga Bergamot Polyphenols is a 120-tablet bergamot extract product I took with a glass of water each morning. The tablets were a comfortable size and had no unpleasant smell, though feeling lighter was only my personal impression and I did not record a specific intake period or changes in measurements.
The Day Tunteun Kids Cal-Madi Plus K2 is a strawberry-flavored powdered supplement I gave to my 5-year-old in Korea. My child, who does not readily eat chewables, took the powder well without water, and the individual packets were convenient to carry.
