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Ingredients like isolated soy & rice proteins, Vitamin B2 & B6, lysine, xylitol, methionine, amylase, lipase and protease round out the unique PEP 2 formula.
PEP 2 comes in convenient chewable tablets in two flavors: orange and spearmint. New flavors may be developed in the future as our market expands. We currently offer sample packets containing four tablets each, as well as containers of 40 tablets. The estimated shelf life of the product is up to four years. PEP 2 is not designed as a daily supplement, although it is safe and may be taken regularly if desired. The product has been especially formulated as an acute intervention, taken both immediately before and after the consumption of alcohol.
PEP 2 can become an important part of a healthy, balanced lifestyle that includes moderate social drinking. We never claim what we cannot...
Consumers are still responsible for limiting their intake, drinking responsibly, and maintaining a healthy diet. However, PEP 2 can help consumers who drink moderately to feel healthier, more refreshed, and less hungover after drinking.
We have obtained express approval from the Ministry of Health's Health Sciences Authority to distribute PEP 2 locally. Initial success in the Singapore market has led Pathway Wellness to seek distribution elsewhere, and we believe you will be interested to include PEP 2 in your portfolio. We are currently seeking distribution partners in Europe and the America, as well as the rest of Asia. PEP 2 will make a welcome and profitable addition to your portfolio of natural dietary supplements designed for modern consumers. We are…
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