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BioClear+ — 90 Day Supply

PFAS Support Supplement

BioClear+ 90 Day Supply

30 Day 90 Day
$199.00 90 Day Supply · Best value
Clinical grade 4 research-backed ingredients Free shipping

BioClear+ Detox is a clinical-grade, 4-ingredient formula designed to support your body's natural response to everyday PFAS exposure. Each 90 Day Supply contains Beta Glucan (250mg), Chlorella (1,200mg), NAC (600mg), and Activated Charcoal (250mg) — developed with guidance from an independent medical advisory board. Take one serving daily with food.

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Best for a consistent daily routine. If you want baseline data too, the Measure + Support Bundle pairs this 90 Day Supply with our PFAS Baseline Blood Test and saves $49.

Oat Beta Glucan, Chlorella, NAC & Activated Charcoal
Lead ingredient backed by 2024 Boston University preclinical study
Pair with our PFAS Blood Test to measure 16 CDC-tracked compounds
BioClear+ 30 Day Supply

BioClear+ 30 Day Supply

$89

A starter supply of BioClear+ with the same clinician-developed formula in a smaller commitment.

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Measure + Support Bundle

Measure + Support Bundle

$549

PFAS Baseline Blood Test plus BioClear+ 90 Day Supply. Save $49 versus buying separately.

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PFAS Baseline Blood Test

PFAS Baseline Blood Test

$399

An at-home fingerprick blood test that measures 16 CDC-tracked PFAS compounds. Physician-reviewed results in 15–30 days.

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* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

The information provided on this website is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider before starting any supplement program. Blood test results are reported as raw values — Clarity Medical does not interpret test results or provide medical diagnoses.

Preclinical research references relate to studies conducted in laboratory and animal models. Results from preclinical studies do not guarantee the same outcomes in humans. Human clinical trials are needed to confirm these findings.