Kobayashi Dietary Fiber Powder: Effortless Fiber Intake for Better Digestion

Getting enough fiber shouldn't feel like a chore. Kobayashi Dietary Fiber Powder makes it simple—one convenient packet delivers 4.2 grams of dietary fiber to help support regular bowel movements and improve digestive health.

Key Features
Effective Fiber Support
Each 5.2g packet provides 4.2g of dietary fiber, helping to fill the gap left by modern eating habits.

Blends Seamlessly
The nearly tasteless and odorless formula dissolves quickly without clumping, so you can add it to tea, juice, water, or any beverage without altering the flavor.

Portable Individual Packets
With 30 individually wrapped packets, you can easily take them to the office, while traveling, or keep them in your bag for on-the-go fiber support.

Plant-Based Source
Made from corn-derived water-soluble dietary fiber—a gentle, plant-based ingredient.

Are You Getting Enough Fiber?
The recommended daily fiber intake for adult women is 18g or more (based on the 2020 Japanese Dietary Reference Intakes for women aged 20–64). However, the average intake for women in their 20s is only 14.6g (according to the 2019 National Health and Nutrition Survey). One packet a day helps bridge that gap.

Authorized Indication
This product contains dietary fiber (indigestible dextrin) and is a powdered fiber supplement designed to conveniently supplement fiber intake that may be lacking in the daily diet, supporting improved bowel regularity.

How to Use
Daily Serving: 1 packet (approx. 5.2g) per day
Directions: Add to water, tea, juice, or soup, stir to dissolve, and enjoy

Precautions
Consuming excessive amounts at once may cause loose stools. Please adhere to the recommended daily intake
Suitable for children, pregnant, and nursing individuals, but be mindful of intake to avoid digestive discomfort
When added to clear beverages (such as water), the liquid may become slightly yellowish—this is normal and does not affect quality
In rare cases, small brown particles may appear due to caramelization of the fiber; this is also normal and does not affect quality