Purogy started with a bottle of oregano oil at the back of a cupboard, three-quarters full.
Almost everyone who has tried oregano oil owns that bottle. The research is genuinely good — carvacrol has been studied for gut balance and everyday defenses, and oregano has been used for that purpose for two thousand years. But the drops burn on the way down, the taste sits in the back of your throat for an hour, and by day five you quietly stop. The problem was never the oregano. It was the format.
The problem we couldn't unsee
So the category adapted in the wrong direction. Brands cut the concentration to make the taste bearable, or hid a token amount of oregano inside a blend of nine other things, or sold a capsule with no standardization at all — so you have no idea how much carvacrol you actually swallowed. The bottles got easier to take and stopped doing anything.
One formula, done properly
We went the other way. A 20:1 oregano oil concentrate — the equivalent of 6,000mg of fresh oregano — standardized to 165mg of carvacrol, paired with 200mg of cold-pressed black seed oil and its thymoquinone. Both are fat-soluble, so they sit in an extra-virgin olive oil base inside a softgel. Nothing to taste, nothing to burn, no reflux twenty minutes later.
Two softgels a day. That's the whole routine, and it's the reason people are still taking it in month three.
Our standards
Every batch is third-party tested for potency and purity in a U.S. GMP-certified facility. Eight ingredients, every dose printed on the label. No proprietary blends, no fairy-dusted amounts. If it's on our label, it's there at a level the research would recognize.
Our promise
Feeling lighter after meals and getting through a winter intact shouldn't require a supplement you have to brace yourself for. It should take one honest formula you can actually keep taking. That's what we make — and if it isn't working for you, our 30-day money-back guarantee means you don't pay for it.
— The Purogy Team