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Compare whole and powdered psyllium husk, organic and conventional, against flavored fiber supplements, which can add sugar or sweeteners and color dyes. Products with incomplete labels are shown alongside reviewed records and remain unscored.
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16 psyllium husk products, best score first
9 of 16 have a verified label with no listed matches for the nine additive groups we check. Scores come from the label, not a health rating; “No label yet” means we have not verified one.
16 products.
100/ 100Buy on Amazon ↗12 oz
Yerba Prima
Organic Psyllium Whole Husks
100/ 100Buy on Amazon ↗12 oz container, organic whole husks- Photo pending
Bob's Red Mill
Unsweetened Psyllium Fiber Powder
71/ 100
71/ 100Buy on Amazon ↗24 oz
71/ 100
71/ 100
Nutricost
Psyllium Husk Powder, Unflavored
71/ 100
71/ 100
Terrasoul Superfoods
Psyllium Husk Powder
71/ 100Buy on Amazon ↗1 lb bag
55/ 100Buy on Amazon ↗114 servings
Anthony's Goods
Organic Psyllium Husk Powder
—No label yetBuy on Amazon ↗1.5 lb bag
Anthony's Goods
Organic Whole Psyllium Husk
—No label yetBuy on Amazon ↗1.5 lb bag
Kate Naturals
Organic Psyllium Husk Powder
—No label yetBuy on Amazon ↗8 oz bag
Micro Ingredients
Organic Psyllium Husk Powder, Unflavored
—No label yetBuy on Amazon ↗2 lb pouch
Micro Ingredients
Organic Whole Psyllium Husks
—No label yetBuy on Amazon ↗3 lb pouch
Viva Naturals
Organic Psyllium Husk Powder
—No label yetBuy on Amazon ↗24 oz bag
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How to choose psyllium husk
Compare whole husk and ground psyllium within the form your recipe or product instructions require. Plain husk, flavored drink mixes and fiber snacks are different products, so check the full list before comparing amounts.
Follow the package’s liquid and mixing directions, including any medication or swallowing precautions. A serving of powder is not necessarily the same weight as a serving of whole husk; compare the labeled fiber amount and directions.
- Products
- 1610 brands
- Full labels recorded
- 1063% of the shelf
- Maker says organic
- 8maker’s claim
- List a sweetener ingredient
- 1of 10 labels
- List a seed oil
- 0of 10 labels
- Typical label length
- 1ingredients (median)
Ingredient counts use complete, current labels. Product and brand totals include records still awaiting label review; organic counts describe current maker claims. A label check does not measure nutrition or contaminants.
What to compare
- Whole husk or powder. Use the form your recipe or product directions require.
- Liquid and directions. Follow mixing directions and any medication or swallowing precautions on the package.
- Full recipe. Distinguish plain husk from flavored mixes and fiber snacks.
- Fiber and amount. Compare dietary fiber per serving alongside the serving weight.
References
- Psyllium MedlinePlus, National Library of Medicine
- 21 CFR 101.81: soluble fiber from certain foods and risk of coronary heart disease Electronic Code of Federal Regulations
- Questions and answers on dietary fiber U.S. Food and Drug Administration
- Aspartame and other sweeteners in food U.S. Food and Drug Administration
- Color additives: questions and answers for consumers U.S. Food and Drug Administration
- Organic labeling and what the USDA Organic seal means USDA Agricultural Marketing Service
Which additives do psyllium husk labels list?
Counted across the 10 current verified labels on this shelf. 2 of the nine groups we check appear on at least one label.
Not listed on any current label here: Artificial Preservatives, Banned-Abroad Additives, Carrageenan, Corn Syrups, Hydrogenated Oils, MSG, Seed Oils.