Millions get an acid pill for a throat problem that isn't acid reflux. It's silent reflux, and that pill can't reach where it burns.
Why the proven fixes never worked on your throat
The pills. The capsules. The cutting out coffee, the tomatoes, the restrictive diets.
They're not junk and they're not lies. There's real proof behind them, and they work for the people in the studies.
They just do their work in your stomach. Every one settles down there and drains away, a long way below the part of your throat that's actually raw.
So the burn keeps getting hit, day after day, with nothing on it. That's the gap none of them close.
Your throat doesn't need another thing that sinks into your stomach. It needs something that stays on the raw tissue and takes the hit for it.
It was never you. The fixes just landed in the wrong place
Most people would have given up by now. You kept going, did everything asked, and still got told your throat's the same.
That's not you failing at this. The tissue that's raw sits higher than anything you swallowed ever reached.
So the burn keeps landing on it while you do everything right. It was never about trying harder. It was about reaching the one spot nothing else could.
The fix that sits on the burn instead of rushing past it
If everything you swallow drains into your stomach, the answer is something that stays on the throat instead of rushing past it.
Not another pill. A liquid coat that settles over the raw tissue and holds there, so the acid hits the cover, not you.
You feel it go on from the very first sip. That's the one thing every fix you tried left out.
The coat only works at the dose most brands skip
A coat is only as good as what's in it. The doctors who study throat reflux point to sodium alginate, which covers the tissue and binds the enzyme that keeps it raw.
It's backed by zinc-L-carnosine, an approved throat and gut treatment in Japan since 1994.
Here's the catch. Most brands cut these doses to save money, so the coat comes out too thin to hold. What your throat needs is these actual clinical doses, not the watered-down versions the market runs on.
No heartburn is the exact reason this reaches what tablets couldn't
No burn in your chest is why the stomach tablets did nothing. The reflux was reaching your throat, not sitting in your gullet.
A coat doesn't care whether you get heartburn. It covers the throat either way.
Take it alongside your current pill, keep your coffee, change nothing else. It works on the one spot the tablets could never touch.
One sip a day, and your throat stops calling the shots
The product built around that coat is Kiro Reflux Repair. One sip, any time of day, and you feel it settle over your throat on that very first sip.
Picture the part of the day your throat usually takes over. The evening with no burn. A full day of talking without your voice going. The tickly cough finally quiet. That's what it's for.
One sip a day, no diet, nothing to track. Take it alongside your current pill and change nothing else.
Under £1 a day, and your money back within 30 days. That's the whole ask.
Tried the lot over three years, this is what stuck
Omeprazole, Gaviscon, cutting every trigger going, none of it held for my throat. Two months on this and the constant clearing has settled more than anything else I've used. First thing that actually went where the soreness was.
Never had heartburn, so the tablets never made sense
No burn in my chest, so the stomach tablets did nothing up top and nobody could tell me why. This one actually reaches where it's raw. The dry cough I'd blamed on everything else has eased right off.
One sip and I carry on with my day
I talk for a living and I'd gone quiet in meetings to save my voice. I take it alongside my usual pill, no faff, and a few weeks in I sound like myself again. My daughter noticed before I did.
Sceptical, and it's the cheapest thing I've tried
Assumed it was more money down the drain after a year of dead ends. You feel it coat on the first sip, and the evening rawness is what's shifted most. Costs me less than a coffee a day, so I stuck with it.
My dad was in pain for years, and every tablet he was prescribed only made it worse. So I stopped waiting on the doctors and built the fix myself, dosed to what the clinical studies actually show. Most brands water it down to save money. I won't. He takes it every day. If I trust it with my own dad, you can trust it too.
— Marc Ellis, Founder
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Acid pills suppress the symptom. Reflux Repair coats and heals the cause.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything refluxers ask before they buy.
Yes, that's exactly who it's built for. Acid blockers lower acid. Reflux Repair rebuilds the lining your pill never touched. Two-thirds of our customers are on omeprazole or similar when they start.
The damage is in your esophagus. Capsules drop straight past it to the stomach. A sip-slow liquid coats the esophagus on the way down, where the damage actually is.
Yes. Most refluxers take it daily for 3-6 months while the lining rebuilds, then move to a lower maintenance dose. Every active is dosed at the level studied in clinical research — nothing hidden, nothing megadosed. Zinc L-Carnosine has been used in Japan as a daily ulcer treatment for over 30 years. The botanicals (slippery elm, marshmallow root, DGL, aloe) are food-grade and have been used safely in traditional medicine for centuries. There's no rebound effect like with acid blockers.
Most people end up reaching for it less. Some step down with their doctor's supervision. That conversation is between you and your doctor and it's one to have weeks in, not on day one.
In most cases, yes. Reflux Repair doesn't suppress acid or alter your stomach chemistry the way a prescription does, so it doesn't carry the same interaction risks. Customers regularly take it alongside PPIs, H2 blockers, statins, and blood pressure meds without issue. That said, any time you're adding something to a daily medication routine, it's worth a quick check with your doctor or pharmacist, especially if you're on multiple prescriptions or being treated for a serious condition. The ingredient list is fully printed on the label so they can review it.
No. That's the point. Take 2mL before meals. The lining gets coated and supported so the food doesn't punish you for it later.
Gaviscon and Tums neutralise acid for an hour. They don't repair anything. Reflux Repair is a daily formula that rebuilds the lining underneath.
Use the whole bottle. 30 days. If the burning isn't calmer, reply to your order email. Full refund. No questions.