L-Glutamine Powder Supplement - 3.15g Per Serving Unflavored - 30 Servings, Vegan & Non-GMO

You want your digestion to stop being the thing that decides how the rest of the day goes.

The usual answer is to add another product. A fiber, then a probiotic, then an enzyme, then something for the days none of those did anything. Four tubs later the picture is no clearer, because none of them is aimed at the tissue that does the actual work. Your gut wall is a living lining, replaced continuously, and like anything that rebuilds it has to be fed.

Here is what a single amino acid is doing in there:

• It feeds the tissue doing the work. Your gut wall is lined with cells that use L-glutamine as their main fuel, so this goes straight at the part of you that decides how digestion feels.
• Eating less leaves less to make it from. Your body produces L-glutamine itself, and the raw material for that comes off your plate. When meals get smaller, the supply tightens at exactly the point your digestion is being asked to adapt.
• Absorption is the other half of it. A well-maintained lining is what pulls nutrients out of a meal and into you, and that matters more when there is less meal to pull them from.
• Simplicity is the argument, not a side effect. L-glutamine and silicon dioxide. Nothing overlapping, nothing to cross-reference against what you already take, and nothing you end up taking twice by accident.

COMPASS L-Glutamine gives you 3.15 g of L-glutamine in every level scoop. One scoop in 6 to 8 ounces of water or any drink you like, once a day, and what you get for it:

• A gut that has caught up with your eating. The lining getting what it needs every day, not only on the days something has already gone wrong.
• More out of a smaller meal. Nutrients taken up rather than passing through, which is worth more the less there is going in.
• A shelf that shrinks instead of growing. A single scoop standing where a row of half-finished digestive tubs used to be.

The honest version, so you know what you are looking for.

🌱 Digestion is the first thing to answer

The lining is where this lands first, so the digestive side is the part that tends to move soonest. It shows up as an ordinary run of days with no question in them, which is a strange thing to notice and easy to miss the first time it happens.

⏳ Judge it across weeks, not days

The cells lining your gut are replaced continuously, and feeding that turnover is a daily job rather than a single event. Three to four weeks of taking it every day is a fair test. A scoop here and there is not one.

🍽️ It changes what a small meal is worth

The absorption side is quieter and slower than the comfort side. What it means in practice is that the less you are eating, the more each meal has to deliver, and a lining in good order is what does the delivering.

🛡️ The immune side sits downstream

A gut kept in good condition is part of how normal immune function works, and that is the slowest-moving part of what you are buying here. It is not something you will feel arriving. It is something you would rather have going in than not.

🧾 There is only one thing in here to credit

With a nine-ingredient formula you never find out which part did anything. Here there is one active and an anti-caking agent, so if something changes while you are taking it, there is exactly one candidate.

Your body makes L-glutamine itself, and what it makes it from is the food you put in.

• The supply comes off your plate. Protein in your diet is where the raw material comes from, so when meals get smaller the supply narrows along with them.
• The lining does not slow down to match. Your gut wall is rebuilt continuously whether you are eating a lot or a little, and it draws its fuel either way.
• The demand does not go anywhere. Digestion, nutrient absorption and the gut environment behind normal immune function all keep drawing on the same supply, whatever your plate looks like.
• Steady beats occasional. What matters is that it arrives every day. The size of any individual scoop is not the point, and there is nothing to time around a meal.

How the serving is put together.

The scoop holds 5 cc, which is 3.3 g of powder, and 3.15 g of that is L-glutamine itself. One scoop a day in 6 to 8 ounces of water or a drink of your choice. The tub holds 98 g, which works out at 30 servings, so a tub is a month.

A month of feeding the lining costs you one scoop a day and no decisions at all.

This was made for someone whose eating has changed and whose digestion has not settled into it yet.

It's especially for you if:

• Your meals are smaller than they used to be and your gut has been letting you know about it.
• You already own a fiber, a probiotic and an enzyme and could not say which one does what.
• You would rather add a single thing than add another three.
• What you get out of a meal matters more to you now, because there is less of it going in.
• You would rather take something with a single job than something juggling nine.

3.15 g of L-glutamine in a level scoop, 30 servings to a tub. Unflavored, with silicon dioxide as the only other ingredient. Non-GMO, gluten free, lactose free, corn free, allergen free, antibiotic free, hormone free, alcohol free, vegan and vegetarian. Made in the USA.

If three of those sounded like you, this is the L-glutamine you have been looking for.

Leave it alone if you are pregnant or nursing, or if you are under 18. Talk to your doctor before starting if you have liver disease, kidney disease or a diagnosed digestive condition, if you take anti-seizure medication or lactulose, or if you are in ongoing cancer treatment.

Your order today is backed by our 90-day guarantee. If COMPASS isn't right for you, return it within 90 days of delivery for a full refund. Simple as that.