A PERSONAL MISSION. A SCIENTIFIC METHOD.
Liquid curcumin, co-founded by Professor Harrison Weisinger, MBBS, PhD, and Trent Scanlen. Built around formulation science.
Vanilla Liquid Curcumin · 95 ml / 3.2 fl oz · 95 daily servings at 1 ml
One-time purchase. No subscription. Approximately $1.19 per 1 ml serving. USD. Delivery charges and any applicable taxes are shown at checkout.
Buy the 95 ml bottle60-day money-back guarantee on your first product. No return needed. Read the terms below.
Professor Harrison Weisinger is KURK's co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer. His qualifications include MBBS and PhD. The University of Western Australia lists him as an Adjunct Professor in its School of Health and Clinical Sciences.
KURK and Swansea University are working through an Innovate UK-funded Knowledge Transfer Partnership, involving Swansea's Faculty of Medicine. The project develops laboratory methods for studying curcumin formulations.
Laboratory work on digestion, absorption and cell responses answers specific scientific questions. A research partnership is not a university endorsement of this product, nor a guarantee of a health result.
Sources: Harry's university profile · Swansea University's partnership description
If you are not satisfied with your first product, email KURK within 60 days of receiving it for a full refund. Keep the bottle: no return or return shipping is required.
Import duties are non-refundable. See the full refund policy. Contact talk@kurk.life.
A liquid supplement containing curcumin, a compound found in turmeric. KURK uses plant-based micelle technology in its formulation.
Follow the current product label. The Liquid Curcumin label lists a 1 ml daily serving. Read the ingredients, supplement facts and cautions before use.
No. The bottle offered on this page is a one-time purchase.
Vanilla Liquid Curcumin · 95 ml / 3.2 fl oz · 95 daily servings at 1 ml · $112.86 USD
Buy the 95 ml bottleKURK is a dietary supplement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Read the product label and consult a qualified healthcare professional if you need advice about suitability.
