Three named ingredient highlights
The BE International Singapore product page highlights fermented wheat extract (IP-PA1), vitamin C and beta glucan. This is a summary of named ingredients, not the complete ingredient declaration or a statement of the amount of each ingredient. Use the current sachet or box label when checking the full formulation.
Separate ingredients from suitability
An ingredient name does not establish whether a product is suitable for you. If you need to avoid a particular food ingredient, request a clear photograph of the ingredient and allergen panels before ordering. Show that information to your pharmacist or doctor when you take medicines or have a medical condition.
- Check the exact product name and the Singapore-market packaging.
- Read the complete ingredient declaration rather than the front-panel highlights.
- Confirm the serving instructions on the pack you receive.
Compare the box with a multi-pack offer
The standard catalogue listing is labelled 30s. A promotion containing several boxes should state its purchased quantity separately from any additional gifts. Ask for the number of boxes and sachets in writing; the word pack alone does not describe the total quantity. Ingredient research and pack selection can then remain part of one informed purchase decision.
Sources and catalogue references
Check the current label and seller’s terms before purchasing. Printed offers may have changed since the catalogue was supplied.
