Many digestive products are either very broad or very narrow.

Some contain long lists of enzymes, but don’t clearly explain which foods they help with. Others focus on only one type of carbohydrate, such as lactose or the sugars found in beans.

Prequelle is designed to be more targeted. It includes enzymes selected for specific harder-to-digest carbohydrates, including lactose, fructans/inulin, and galacto-oligosaccharides.

That means it isn’t trying to be everything for every symptom. It is designed to support specific meals that commonly include foods like dairy, wheat, onion, garlic, beans, lentils, chickpeas, and inulin-containing fibers.

If other products haven’t worked for you, it doesn’t necessarily mean enzymes can’t help. It may mean the enzyme didn’t match the food you were eating, the timing was off, or your symptoms were coming from something enzymes aren’t designed to address.

Prequelle is designed to help break down specific carbohydrates that can be harder for some people to digest.

These include:

• Lactose – found in milk, ice cream, soft cheeses, and some dairy foods
• Galacto-oligosaccharides – found in beans, lentils, chickpeas, and some legumes
• Fructans and inulin – found in wheat, onion, garlic, chicory root fiber, and some vegetables

These carbohydrates can be fermented by gut bacteria if they aren’t well broken down earlier in digestion. For some people, that fermentation can contribute to gas, bloating, pressure, and discomfort.

Prequelle helps support the digestion of these specific food components when taken with the meal.

Prequelle is not designed to address every digestive symptom or food trigger.

It may not help symptoms caused by:

• High-fat meals
• Alcohol
• Caffeine
• Spicy foods
• Constipation
• Stress or anxiety
• Hormonal changes
• Gut motility issues
• Visceral hypersensitivity
• Food poisoning or infections
• Medical digestive conditions

Prequelle also doesn’t replace a low FODMAP diet, medical care, or personalized nutrition advice.

It is a digestive support tool for specific meals, not a cure-all.

Not always.

Prequelle may be helpful if you notice that mixed-ingredient meals tend to leave you feeling gassy, bloated, pressured, or uncomfortable.

That said, it is still helpful to pay attention to patterns. Prequelle works best when the enzymes match the food you are eating.

If your symptoms happen after almost every meal, even very simple meals, or if you have severe, worsening, or unexplained symptoms, it is best to speak with a healthcare provider.

Prequelle isn’t a general “bloating pill.”

It is a targeted digestive enzyme formula designed to help break down specific carbohydrates in food. The goal is to support digestion before discomfort starts, not to chase symptoms after they have already happened.

That is why timing matters. Prequelle is taken with the first bite so the enzymes can mix with food as digestion begins.

“Digestive enzyme” is a broad dietary supplement category. Not all enzymes do the same thing, and there are several reasons another product may not have helped.

Possible reasons include:

• It was the wrong enzyme for the food. Different enzymes work on different parts of food. For example, lactase helps with lactose in dairy, but it doesn’t help with onion, garlic, beans, lentils, chickpeas, or wheat-based fructans.
• The formula was too general. Some blends include many enzymes, but only small amounts of each. A long ingredient list doesn’t always mean there is enough of the right enzyme activity to make a noticeable difference.
• The dose may not have been enough. Enzymes are measured by activity, not just by weight. If the enzyme activity is too low, the product may not do much, even if the ingredient is listed on the label.
• The timing may have been off. Digestive enzymes work best when taken with food, so they can mix with the meal as digestion begins. Taking them long before eating, after the meal, or after gas and bloating have already started may not give them a fair chance to work.
• Your symptoms may not be enzyme-related. Constipation, gut sensitivity, stress, gut motility, medical conditions, large meals, and high-fat meals can all cause symptoms that digestive enzymes may not address.

If another enzyme didn’t work for you, it doesn’t necessarily mean that all enzymes are useless for you. It may mean the enzyme, dose, timing, or food target wasn’t the right match.

Prequelle can help support the digestion of specific food components, but it doesn’t make every food symptom-free for every person.

It may help you feel more prepared for meals that include foods you usually second-guess, especially foods with lactose, fructans/inulin, or galacto-oligosaccharides.

Your personal tolerance still matters. Portion size, timing, stress, sleep, bowel habits, and the overall meal can all affect how you feel.

Prequelle is about support, not permission to ignore your body.

No. Prequelle is designed to be used when you need it.

You may choose to take it with meals that include foods you usually second-guess, such as restaurant meals, travel meals, holiday meals, dinner parties, or meals with dairy, wheat, onion, garlic, beans, lentils, chickpeas, or inulin-containing fibers.

You don’t need to take it with meals that already feel comfortable for you.

Yes. Prequelle was designed with real-life meals in mind.

Eating out can be hard when you don’t know exactly what is in the food. Onion, garlic, wheat, dairy, beans, and added fiber can appear in sauces, dressings, marinades, spices, soups, dips, and desserts.

Prequelle comes in sachets so you can keep it with you and take it with your first bite when you need support.

That is completely understandable.

Many people with sensitive digestion have tried many products, diets, and routines before. It makes sense to feel cautious.

Prequelle is designed to be used with meals that match the enzymes in the formula. Start with a familiar meal that contains one or more target foods, follow the directions, and pay attention to how you feel.

If you have a medical condition, take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have severe or unexplained symptoms, speak with a healthcare provider before use.

Prequelle may not work for everyone or for every symptom.

If it does not help, it may mean the meal did not match the enzymes in the formula, the timing was off, the portion was too large, or your symptoms are coming from something enzymes are not designed to address.

If something isn’t right with your experience, contact us. We will work with you to understand what happened and help with the best next step.

No. Digestive enzymes don’t need to be sprinkled directly on food to work.

Digestive enzymes are designed to work with food in the digestive tract. What matters most is that the right enzymes are taken at the right time, with the foods they are intended to help break down.

Prequelle is taken with your first bite, so the enzymes are present as your meal is being digested. Once the capsule opens in the digestive tract, the enzymes can mix with the meal and begin working on their specific food targets.

Some enzyme products are powders that are added directly to food. Prequelle was designed as a capsule because many people prefer something simple, discreet, and easy to use at restaurants, while traveling, at work, or during social meals.

The capsule format doesn’t change the purpose of the enzymes. It simply makes them easier to take in real life.

Prequelle is in capsule form because many people want digestive support that is simple, discreet, and easy to take on the go.

Capsules can be taken at the table, while traveling, at a restaurant, or during a social meal without needing to sprinkle powder on food.

The goal is to make digestive support feel practical in real life.

Each sachet is designed for convenience and confidence.

You can keep a sachet in your bag, desk, travel kit, or jacket pocket so it is there when you need it.

Each sachet contains 2 capsules: one for your first bite and one for dessert or for meals lasting longer than 30 minutes.

Prequelle is a targeted digestive enzyme formula made with specific enzyme activities, quality-controlled manufacturing, third-party testing, and convenient sachet packaging.

The price reflects more than the capsules. It includes ingredient sourcing, enzyme activity testing, finished product testing, manufacturing controls, packaging, and the quality systems needed to release the product responsibly.

We also offer subscription options so regular customers can save money and avoid running out.

Yes. You can purchase Prequelle as a one-time order.

The subscription option is available for customers who want regular deliveries and subscription savings, but it isn’t required.

You can choose the option that feels right for you at checkout.

Prequelle was created by Keren Reiser, a Registered Dietitian with over 25 years of experience in digestive health, IBS, and food intolerance care.

The formula is designed to be specific, transparent, and practical. We explain what the product is intended to help with, what it doesn’t cover, how to take it, and when to seek personalized care.

We believe trust is built by being clear, not by overpromising.

We don’t make formula changes lightly.

If there is ever a meaningful change to the formula, ingredients, or allergens, we will update the product label and communicate the change clearly.

We know that people with sensitive digestion rely on ingredient consistency, so transparency is part of our quality commitment.