New Colon Sweep Review

New Colon Sweep is a new type of colon cleansing product which takes advantage of oxygen and peroxide to break up and eliminate impacted matter in the intestines. In recent years there have been a number of products on the market that utilize this concept of oxidation to bubble away built up waste, but New Colon Sweep approaches it from a slightly different perspective.

Ingredients

The key active ingredients in New Colon Sweep are magnesium peroxide, vitamin C, sodium, and a bioflavonoids complex. The premise is that magnesium peroxide, when confronted with the acidic environment in the stomach, frees oxygen and peroxide which should clean fecal matter away from intestinal linings while destroying pathogenic parasites and toxins in the process. The manufacturer states that this product is safe for “men, women and children.” They further state that since it is not a stimulant type laxative it doesn’t add undue stress to the colon. In other words, New Sweep Colon is not supposed to cause any abdominal cramping or bloating.

There is a real problem with stating categorically that a product is safe even for pregnant women and children. This is one area which should always be discussed with a qualified medical practitioner prior to taking any products. The FDA has not certified New Colon Sweep to be safe for use in children and this one claim, alone, should be disregarded unless a doctor or medical professional says otherwise. Also, there is a tendency for this product to cause some amount of dehydration if sufficient fluids aren’t taken in, which would not be altogether safe for adults, let alone for pregnant women and/or children.

Customer Feedback

On the other hand, there are a significant number of positive consumer reviews which state that people are really getting great results with New Colon Sweep. It has shown itself to be effective in cleansing the colon of built up fecal matter in a very short time and there are few negative consumer reviews to be found. There is a review written by a consumer who underwent colorectal cancer surgery a couple of years prior to using New Colon Sweep and it performed well for that individual without any negative side effects.

Company Assurance

New Colon Sweep comes with a 100% “no-questions-asked money back guarantee” for one full year. The manufacturer states if it doesn’t do everything they say it will do (and more) and if the consumer doesn’t find relief or achieve a sufficient cleansing, the full purchase price less the shipping will be returned. Complete instructions for applying for a refund can be found on the product website.

Value For Price

Various ordering options are available which afford greater value with larger orders. Although the product is found to be effective as reported by consumers, the following price structure needs to be considered when making a judgment regarding the value based on price.

• 1 bottle – which is sufficient for relief of constipation, $29.97
• 3 bottles – meant for cleansing, $74.91 (retail price $89.91 – free shipping)
• 6 bottles – greater savings, $129.82 (listed at $179.82 – free shipping)

The question here is whether a single bottle that is listed at $29.97 is really worth the price since it is only effective as relief for constipation. That is a pretty steep price for a laxative. However, three bottles at $74.91 is in keeping with the average cleansing product on the market. As a result, there is reasonable value in the cleansing package but probably not so much in the single bottle option.

Our Verdict – 1.5 out of 5
Although there are customer reviews that indicate New Colon Sweep is effective in clearing out impacted matter from the colon, there is no evidence that the product can really eliminate toxins and impurities based on the ingredients listed in the compound. Also, it needs to be understood that only a licensed medical professional is qualified to assess what is safe for use in pregnant women and/or children. While it may, indeed, provide relief from constipation, it still begs the question as to whether or not it can do all it claims to do and if it is truly as safe for all groups of people as they say it is. Because of these considerations, we are ranking this product at 1.5 out of 5.