The Enki Elixir sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Enki Elixir review
A four herb daily supplement aimed at clearer, calmer days, sold on promise more than proof
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You've been doing the work. The journalling, the affirmations, the early mornings, and you still feel half a step behind your own life. Foggy by mid afternoon. So when something promises alignment and clarity in a bottle, it's easy to want that to be true. Enki Elixir is four plants: eleuthero root, lady's mantle, licorice root and peppermint oil. Eleuthero has a long history as an adaptogen and peppermint oil has genuine uses, so this isn't nonsense in a bottle. But the bigger promise, that it helps you manifest your healthiest self, is the seller's claim and nothing more. The studies listed at the bottom of the page are about those herbs in other settings, not about this blend at these doses, and the page never tells you what the doses are. Treat it as a daily herbal ritual and it's reasonable enough. A small act of looking after yourself, which for some people genuinely does shift the week. Treat it as a mechanism that will change your focus and you'll probably be let down. One thing to take seriously: licorice root can raise blood pressure and interact with medication. Worth a word with your doctor first, especially before committing to six months of it. Prices are $59 for one bottle, $147 for three, $174 for six, with a 365 day money back guarantee.
Pros
- Short ingredient list you can actually look up
- 365 day refund window, which is unusually long
- No stimulants, so it shouldn't interfere with sleep
- Drops to $29 a bottle on the six bottle order
Cons
- No doses or bottle size listed, so you can't compare it to anything else
- The research cited covers the herbs in general, not this blend or this product
- If you saw it described as a gold or ormus product, the ingredients on its own page are four plants and nothing else
What you get
One bottle is sold as a month's supply of a four ingredient herbal formula: eleuthero root, lady's mantle herb, sacred licorice root and pure peppermint oil. You take it daily alongside whatever else you already do. The page never states bottle size, whether it's drops or capsules, milligrams per serving, or how many servings are actually in there.
Before you buy
- Check licorice root with your doctor if you take blood pressure medication or are pregnant
- Ask whether a refund needs bottles posted back and who pays that postage, the page doesn't say
- The six bottle deal is $174 charged up front, so only take it if you already know the ingredients agree with you
Who it suits
Someone who likes a simple daily herbal ritual and has $59 to spend on it, not someone expecting a measurable change in focus or health
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