Micro Ingredients Beef Organ Supplement, 240 Capsules

Where it shines

If you want a single capsule formula built around several bovine organs, this product combines liver, kidney, heart, uterus, ovaries, spleen, thymus, bone marrow, pancreas, and blood in one blend. The description says the organs come from grass-fed bovine sources and adds vitamin C, bovine colostrum, and hydrolyzed bovine collagen peptides. That makes it a more bundled approach than buying a supplement focused on just one organ or ingredient, whether that breadth suits you depends on what you want in your routine.

A practical use case is keeping one bottle with your daily supplements and taking the listed three-capsule serving. The label describes 1,200 mg of organ blend, 45 mg of vitamin C, 20 mg of colostrum, and 20 mg of collagen peptides per serving.

What to know

The bottle contains 240 capsules, and the stated serving size is three capsules daily, described as up to an 80-day supply. That is useful to know before choosing: this is not a one-capsule routine, and the full blend means you are getting several animal-derived ingredients rather than a narrowly targeted formula. The description does not give separate amounts for each organ, so you cannot use it to compare the dose of liver, heart, or uterus tissue individually.

The product is described as free from fillers and additives, non-GMO, and free from gluten, soy, dairy, and tree nuts. It is also described as third-party lab tested for safety, purity, and potency and made in a cGMP-compliant facility. Those are label claims, not a guarantee of how the supplement will suit a particular person. Without having tried it, the practical decision is whether you are comfortable with a multi-ingredient bovine formula and its serving size. The description also says the product’s statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and that it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

It’s a great fit if you specifically want a grass-fed, multi-organ capsule with vitamin C, colostrum, and collagen included. Better avoided if you prefer to know the amount of each organ, want a single-ingredient supplement, or are looking to avoid bovine-derived ingredients altogether.

Best use cases

This format may suit someone who wants to add a combined organ supplement to an existing daily routine without buying separate bottles for each listed organ. The capsule format also avoids preparing or handling organ meat. On the other hand, a person who wants to adjust one ingredient at a time may find a simpler, single-ingredient option easier to evaluate. The product description does not provide storage instructions or details on capsule size, so those preferences cannot be judged from the available information.

Is it worth it?

Its clearest appeal is convenience through a broad blend: several bovine organs plus small listed amounts of vitamin C, colostrum, and collagen in one capsule product. The trade-off is less ingredient-by-ingredient clarity, alongside a three-capsule daily serving. If that bundled format matches your priorities and you are comfortable with the animal-derived blend, it may be worth considering as a supplement routine choice. If you need transparent amounts for every organ, or want a formula with fewer components, this description does not give enough detail to make it the right match.