Detox Kits & Cleansing Products

The Highest-Quality Toxin Rid Detox Programs & Cleansing Kits on the Market!

Toxin Rid Body Detoxification kits are of the highest quality and formulated to provide you with your desired results. If you simply want to rid your body of toxins, a Toxin Rid Detox Program is the best way to do it. In addition, you can double-check the effectiveness of your detox with one of our at-home kits.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you’ve got questions about our various detox kits, cleansing kits, or home exam kits, we’ve got you covered. Below, you can find the most frequently asked questions about our products.

How long do the effects of the detoxification programs last?

Our Toxin Rid Detox Programs are whole-body, permanent detox programs. So, as long as you use the right detox kit for your needs and your body, along with avoiding further toxin exposure, you will still pass an exam. However, continued toxin consumption after finishing your detox program will show up on any future toxin exam. 

How do I know which detox kit I’m supposed to use?

The detox program you need depends on several factors, such as your weight and diet. However, the most contributing factor is your frequency of toxin consumption in a 30-day period. For each detox program, the pills are all the same. There is no difference in detox pill strength between any of our detox programs. Therefore, you should base the detoxification program for you on your average 30-day substance use. The more often you use, the longer you’ll need to detox. Remember, if you use a shorter detox program than you need, your chances of passing an exam will decrease significantly..

What type of diet should I maintain during my detox?

Once you begin your detoxification program, it would be a good idea to maintain a healthy diet with high protein from lean meats, such as seafood, low fat, and high vegetable fiber. Your detox diet plan should be a balanced, healthy diet to ensure you feel your best during your detoxification and help avoid other issues like low blood sugar. You should be eating at least three meals and about two snacks throughout the day to keep up with a 2,000 calorie diet. In addition, keep in mind that only a qualified dietician should provide professional dietary advice. Not to mention, you should always consult your doctor before starting any new supplement or making any changes to your diet, especially when you have an underlying medical condition that requires a specific diet.