NOW Peppermint Gels — Enteric-Coated (90 Softgels)
Triple-botanical digestive support with peppermint, ginger, and fennel oils — formulated to release in the intestines for targeted comfort.
Product Overview
NOW Peppermint Gels pair peppermint oil with supportive ginger and fennel oils in an enteric-coated softgel designed to pass the stomach and release in the intestines. This classic combination is widely used for digestive comfort, particularly for occasional gas, bloating, and minor bowel discomfort.
Quick Specs
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Size | 90 softgels (45 servings) |
| Key ingredients | Peppermint oil, Ginger oil, Fennel oil |
| Format | Enteric-coated softgels (designed to release in the intestines) |
| Primary purpose | Digestive comfort support for occasional gas, bloating, and minor bowel discomfort |
| Suggested use | 1–2 softgels, 1–3 times daily, about 30 minutes before meals |
| Category | Digestive support / herbal oils |
Ingredient Breakdown
| Ingredient | Benefit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Peppermint Oil (Mentha piperita) | Traditional support for digestive comfort and normal GI function | Enteric coating helps deliver peppermint to the intestines |
| Ginger Oil (Zingiber officinale) | Soothes the stomach; supports motility and digestive ease | Pairs well with peppermint for mealtime comfort |
| Fennel Oil (Foeniculum vulgare) | Classic carminative traditionally used to ease gas and bloating | Complements peppermint and ginger in a balanced blend |
| Softgel & Enteric Coating | Convenient delivery; helps reduce minty burps | Typical other ingredients include gelatin, glycerin, water, carob, and an enteric matrix |
Why It Stands Out
A focused, enteric-coated formula featuring peppermint with supportive ginger and fennel oils. The delayed release targets the intestines for comfort where it matters most, while the softgel format keeps the experience simple and portable.
Key Benefits
Targeted Release
Enteric coating helps peppermint reach the intestines.
Triple-Botanical Blend
Peppermint + ginger + fennel for balanced digestive support.
Everyday Convenience
Small softgels; easy to take before meals or on the go.
Fresh Mint Finish
Many users report a clean, minty after-feel post-release.
What Users Say
“The enteric coating makes a real difference — I take it before meals and feel the soothing effect later without minty burps.” Reddit user
“Peppermint + ginger + fennel has been my go-to combo for occasional bloating — enteric coating is key.” Reddit user
Is This Right For You?
- Looking for pre-meal digestive support
- Prefer enteric-coated peppermint to minimize minty burps
- Value a simple, travel-friendly softgel format
- Interested in a peppermint + ginger + fennel herbal blend
Pros
- Enteric-coated for targeted intestinal release
- Triple-oil blend for balanced digestive support
- Convenient softgels; easy pre-meal routine
- Clean mint sensation reported by many users
Cons
- Not suitable for anyone allergic to mint, fennel, or ginger
- Enteric coating means effects may be delayed (by design)
- Softgels typically contain gelatin (not vegetarian)
- May not be appropriate during pregnancy or nursing
How to Use
Take 1–2 softgels, 1–3 times daily, about 30 minutes before meals. Swallow with water. Because the softgels are enteric-coated, expect a delayed release in the intestines.
Cautions & Considerations
Allergies & Sensitivities
Do not use if allergic to peppermint, ginger, or fennel. Discontinue use if adverse reactions occur.
Pregnancy & Nursing
Not generally recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding unless advised by a qualified healthcare professional.
Medical Conditions & Medications
Consult a physician if you have a medical condition (e.g., GERD, gallstones) or take medications. Keep out of reach of children.
Dietary Notes
Softgels typically contain gelatin (not suitable for vegetarians/vegans). Other ingredients may include enteric-coating components and oils.
FAQs
What does “enteric-coated” mean for peppermint gels?
Enteric coating helps the softgel bypass the stomach and release in the intestines, which may reduce minty burps and target digestive comfort.
Which oils are included in NOW Peppermint Gels — Enteric-Coated formula?
Peppermint oil as the star ingredient, supported by ginger and fennel oils.
When should these be taken?
Common directions are 1–2 softgels, 1–3 times daily, about 30 minutes before meals.
Are the softgels vegetarian?
They generally contain gelatin, so they are not vegetarian.
How can I get NOW Peppermint Gels — Enteric-Coated product?
Check reputable supplement retailers and authorized brand partners for the 90-softgel enteric-coated Peppermint Gels.
