Yes. DrinkAid's formula was tested by Temasek Polytechnic and the National University of Singapore in 2023. The Temasek Polytechnic study measured biomarkers linked to alcohol-induced damage and found statistically significant effects on the enzymes involved in alcohol metabolism and liver protection. The NUS study found that three of the key ingredients (DHM, Pyroglutamic Acid and S-Acetyl Glutathione) roughly doubled ALDH2 gene expression after 24 hours. In a separate focus group, 94% of participants reported reduced hangover symptoms and 74% saw less Asian flush.
Here's why it works: alcohol breaks down into a toxic byproduct called acetaldehyde, which your body clears using an enzyme called ALDH. Hangover symptoms and reactions like Asian flush and alcohol intolerance are largely your body responding to acetaldehyde building up faster than it can be cleared. DrinkAid's anti hangover pills support this clearance process, which is why Singapore's high performers take them before and after drinking.
How to use it: Take 2 capsules (1 sachet) 15 to 30 minutes before your first drink. After a heavy session, you can take 2 more after your last drink.