Kidney Support Power Pack™ Three Bottles of 1000 mg, 60 Capsules
- Herbal Support for Normal Urinary Function*
- Three Bottles With 17, 17 and 11 Herbs*
- Contains Juniper and Stimulant Laxatives: Read the Cautions*
- Each Bottle Holds 60 Vegan Capsules*
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Quick Answer: Kidney Support Power Pack™
The Kidney Support Power Pack™ is 3 bottles of herbs for adults who want support for normal urinary function: Ultimate Detox™, Go-Stone™ and Diuretic™. Take 1 to 2 capsules of the first and 1 of each of the others daily. Key caution: it does not treat kidney stones or any other condition. Severe back or side pain, blood in your urine, fever or vomiting need a doctor. Juniper is in all 3 bottles, and it is traditionally avoided in kidney disease and pregnancy.
What's in the Kidney Support Power Pack™
The pack holds 3 full-size bottles. All details below come from the labels.
| Product | Form and count | Serving per label | Key ingredients per label | Lasts at label serving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ultimate Detox™ | Vegan capsules, 60 | 1 to 2 capsules daily (serving size is 1) | 1000 mg proprietary blend, 17 herbs including burdock, fenugreek, rhubarb, yellow dock, juniper, milk thistle, dandelion, red clover, turmeric, cascara, fennel | 30 to 60 days |
| Go-Stone™ | Vegan capsules, 60 | 1 Vegan Capsule daily | 1000 mg proprietary blend, 17 herbs: chanca piedra, gravel root, nettle leaf and root, birch bark, marshmallow, Oregon grape root, lemongrass, juniper, parsley, dandelion, horsetail, fennel, elder flower, spearmint, blessed thistle, anise | 60 days (2 months) |
| Diuretic™ | Vegan capsules, 60 | 1 Vegan Capsule daily | 1000 mg proprietary blend, 11 herbs: hibiscus, watercress, parsley, juniper, linden leaf, nettle root, hawthorn leaf, fennel, horsetail, artichoke, dandelion leaf | 60 days (2 months) |
Amounts in the blends. All 3 bottles are proprietary blends, so each label gives only the 1000 mg total. The amount of each herb, including those in more than one bottle, is not disclosed.
Why These 3 Bottles Together
This set puts three broad herbal formulas side by side. They overlap heavily, so here is what each one adds.
- Ultimate Detox™ is the general herbal bottle and the only one with stimulant laxative herbs (rhubarb and cascara).
- Go-Stone™ is the 17-herb formula. Despite its name, we do not claim it dissolves or prevents stones.
- Diuretic™ is an 11-herb formula built mostly from herbs traditionally used for urine flow.
Repeated herbs. Juniper, dandelion and fennel are in all 3 bottles. Parsley, nettle and horsetail are in Go-Stone and Diuretic, and spearmint is in Ultimate Detox and Go-Stone. Combined amounts are not disclosed. Several of these are traditionally used as diuretics, so the effect may add up.
Bundle Value
Bought together, the Kidney Support Power Pack™ costs about 22% less than buying the 3 bottles separately, based on our own prices as of November 2026. Prices can change, so check the current price of each bottle before you compare.
How to Take It: One Daily Schedule
The labels do not name a time of day.
| Bottle | Per day (label) | Bottle lasts |
|---|---|---|
| Ultimate Detox™ | 1 to 2 capsules | 30 to 60 days |
| Go-Stone™ | 1 capsule | 60 days |
| Diuretic™ | 1 capsule | 60 days |
That is 3 to 4 capsules a day in total. Do not take more than the labels direct.
Who Should Not Use It, and Interactions
Possible kidney stone or urinary symptoms: see a doctor. MedlinePlus lists extreme back or side pain that will not go away, blood in the urine, fever and chills, vomiting, cloudy or bad-smelling urine and burning on urination among signs that need medical help. Do not wait for a supplement to work.
Kidney disease or pregnancy. Juniper, in all 3 bottles, is traditionally avoided in both. Do not take this pack if either applies unless your doctor has reviewed the labels.
| If you... | Why it matters | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Take a water pill, lithium, or an ACE inhibitor | Most herbs in Go-Stone and Diuretic are traditionally diuretic. Lithium levels rise when fluid is lost, and NCCIH says dandelion may interact with water pills. | Do not start without your prescriber's agreement. |
| Take a diuretic, a corticosteroid or digoxin | Stimulant laxatives increase potassium loss, and these medicines compound it. | Do not start without your prescriber's agreement. |
| Plan to take this pack for more than a week | Ultimate Detox lists cascara and rhubarb, both stimulant laxatives. FDA removed cascara from OTC laxative status in 2002, and OTC senna, another stimulant laxative, says not to use it for more than 1 week without asking a doctor. Amounts are not disclosed. | Ask a practitioner before continuing past 1 week. Stop and seek advice if you have rectal bleeding. |
| Have abdominal pain, a bowel obstruction or inflammatory bowel disease | Cascara is contraindicated with bowel obstruction and inflammatory bowel disease, and OTC senna labels warn against use with abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting. | Do not use. |
| Take heart medicine, especially digoxin | Hawthorn interacts with cardiac drugs. NCCIH notes one study in which a specific hawthorn preparation may have caused early progression of heart failure, possibly through a drug interaction. | Do not start without your cardiologist's agreement. |
| Have a liver condition, or plan long-term use | Go-Stone contains gravel root, a pyrrolizidine-alkaloid plant. Reviewers argue for caution until its toxicity is better defined. The amount is not disclosed. Horsetail also carries a thiamine concern with long-term use. | Ask your doctor first, and do not use it as a long-term daily habit without review. |
| Take a blood thinner or aspirin, or are allergic to aspirin | Birch bark is a salicylate source. Turmeric and red clover are listed with blood thinners, and NCCIH says dandelion might interact with anticoagulants. | Show your prescriber the labels before starting. |
| Take hormone therapy or have had a hormone-sensitive condition | Ultimate Detox contains red clover. NCCIH says it contains isoflavones structurally similar to estrogen. | Discuss with your doctor first. |
| Are allergic to ragweed or related plants | NCCIH says milk thistle may cause allergic reactions in people allergic to related plants, and reports conflicting evidence on dandelion. | Ask your doctor first. |
Sources: MedlinePlus (Kidney Stones), NCCIH (Dandelion, Hawthorn, Red Clover, Milk Thistle), FDA OTC laxative monograph. Not every herb has a federal safety page, so this list is not exhaustive.
What to Expect and When to Reassess
This pack is a dietary supplement. We do not claim that it dissolves, passes or prevents kidney stones. The labels give no course length, so this page does not promise a timeline.
- Ask a practitioner before continuing past 1 week, because of the stimulant laxative herbs in Ultimate Detox.
- Reassess with a practitioner after the shortest bottle ends: day 30 if you take 2 Ultimate Detox capsules a day, day 60 if you take 1.
- Get any urinary symptom checked instead of waiting for a bottle to finish.
How It Differs From the Water Balance Pack
The Water Balance Power Pack™ shares only Diuretic with this set and pairs it with Heart Support. It has no Go-Stone and no stimulant laxative herbs from Ultimate Detox.
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes in the Kidney Support Power Pack? +
3 bottles: Ultimate Detox™, Go-Stone™ and Diuretic™. Each holds 60 vegan capsules.
Will this pack dissolve or prevent kidney stones? +
We do not claim that. These 3 bottles are dietary supplements. If you have, or think you have, a stone, see a doctor. MedlinePlus says fever, vomiting, blood in the urine or back pain that will not go away need medical help.
How long does one pack last? +
Go-Stone and Diuretic last 60 days at 1 capsule a day. Ultimate Detox lasts 60 days at 1 capsule or 30 days at 2 capsules, so it can run out first.
Can I take it if I have kidney disease? +
Not unless your doctor has reviewed the labels. Juniper, traditionally avoided in kidney disease, is in all 3 bottles, and most herbs in Go-Stone and Diuretic add to fluid loss.
Can I take it with a water pill? +
Not without your prescriber's agreement. 2 of the 3 bottles are built around herbs traditionally used as diuretics, and the third has stimulant laxatives, which increase potassium loss.
Which herbs repeat across the bottles? +
Juniper, dandelion and fennel are in all 3 bottles. Parsley, nettle and horsetail are in 2. The labels do not disclose how much of each is in the blend.
Will it make me go to the toilet more? +
It may. 2 bottles are built around herbs traditionally used for urine flow, and Ultimate Detox has 2 stimulant laxative herbs, so looser stools are possible too. Ask a practitioner before continuing past 1 week.
Are the capsules vegan and gluten free? +
Go-Stone and Diuretic labels state non-GMO, vegan, gluten free, no additives and no preservatives. Ultimate Detox lists a vegan capsule of cellulose, glycerin and water. All 3 are made in the USA.
