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Mastic by TGP is a digestive wellness supplement brand from The Gastronomy Project. Our flagship product, Ginger + Mastic, combines authentic Chios mastic gum with ginger root extract and calcium carbonate. It's a simple, three-ingredient formula made for daily use. Manufactured in the USA in cGMP-certified facilities and third-party tested for dairy and gluten, every bottle is built around quality you can trace.
45 Pine Grove st, 12498, Woodstock , United States
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This has quickly become my go to daily supplement for gut health. It has had a noticeable impact and improvement to how I feel day to day and I really appreciate the thought that went into creating this solution customized to my needs.
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