Quietum Plus Official Website: Capsules for a Clear Mind and Mood

The bottle front is the only part of the label in the images we have. It names three support lines and the capsule count. It says nothing about hearing, ears or ringing; that promise lives on the sales page and its infographic.

The side and back of the bottle, where the serving size, amounts, other ingredients and warnings would be printed, are not shown anywhere we could find. Read them on your own bottle before the first capsule.

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Tap a number to read that part of the bottle.

1. Quietum Plus

   The product name. No company name or address appears on the front, and the back of the bottle is not in the images we have.

2. Dietary Supplement

   It is sold as a supplement, not a medicine. Supplements do not need FDA approval before sale.

3. Clear Mind · Memory & Focus · Mood Support

   The three support lines on the front. None of them mentions hearing, ears or ringing.

4. Ring icon

   A spiral around a small brain. It is decoration, not a seal or a test mark.

5. 60 Capsules

   The count per bottle. The serving size is not printed in our images, so how long a bottle lasts is not known for sure.

6. Zinc bubble and leaves

   Part of the render, not the label. Zinc is named on the sales page; its amount is not printed.

The full list of what is and is not printed is on the label page.

A support claim describes how an ingredient may affect normal body function. Supplements may use one if they carry the FDA statement, and the FDA does not check the claim first (FDA, Is It Really FDA Approved?).

Below, each claim sits next to what studies of the ingredients found. None of them names a disease, and none is backed by a trial of Quietum Plus itself.

• Bottle front

  The claim“Clear Mind”

  What the evidence saysNo trial has tested the product. In a Cochrane review of 28 trials, vitamins and minerals did not improve thinking in healthy adults over 40. (Cochrane, Vitamins and Minerals for Cognition)

• Bottle front

  The claim“Memory & Focus”

  What the evidence saysL-tyrosine earned only a weak recommendation for thinking under short-term stress, and the evidence was called insufficient. No amount is printed to compare. (Attipoe et al., Tyrosine Review)

• Bottle front

  The claim“Mood Support”

  What the evidence saysMaca extract (3 g a day) lifted mood scores in one 12-week trial, and ashwagandha has small stress trials. The sales page says tile 9 “May exhibit significant mood-enhancing properties”; it shows no data. (Gonzales-Arimborgo et al., Maca RCT) (NIH ODS, Ashwagandha)

• Sales page headline

  The claim“Supports A Peaceful Life”

  What the evidence saysA broad phrase that cannot be tested. The page's own disclaimer says the product is not meant to treat any disease. (Quietum Plus sales page, claims)

• Sales page and infographic

  The claim“Specially created to support a healthy hearing”

  What the evidence saysNo ingredient here has good evidence for tinnitus or hearing. Zinc trials found no benefit, and the US guideline advises against supplements for tinnitus. (Cochrane, Zinc for Tinnitus) (AAO-HNSF Tinnitus Update 2026)

Icons drawn for this site. The first three claims are printed on the bottle front; the last two appear only on the sales page and its infographic (Quietum Plus sales page).

Quietum Plus sells in packs of 2, 3 or 6 bottles on its sales page (Quietum Plus order section). The bigger the pack, the lower the price per bottle, and the 3- and 6-bottle packs ship free in the US. There is no single-bottle price on the page.

If a bottle lasts 30 days, as the page's "60 Day Supply" for 2 bottles suggests, that is about $2.63, $2.30 or $1.63 a day. Your label sets the real serving. Shipping to Canada, the UK and Ireland, or Australia and New Zealand is $15.95.

Starter

2 bottles120 capsules · 2 x 60

$79a bottle

$158 for 2 bottles

Plus $9.99 shipping

About $2.63 a day if a bottle lasts 30 days (serving not printed)

• 120 capsules (2 x 60)
• The page calls it a 60-day supply
• 60-day money-back guarantee

Get 2 bottles

Middle pack

3 bottles180 capsules · 3 x 60

$69a bottle

$207 for 3 bottles

Free US shipping

About $2.30 a day if a bottle lasts 30 days (serving not printed)

• 180 capsules (3 x 60)
• Free US shipping on the page
• 60-day money-back guarantee

Get 3 bottles

Lowest per bottle

6 bottles360 capsules · 6 x 60

$49a bottle

$294 for 6 bottles

Free US shipping

About $1.63 a day if a bottle lasts 30 days (serving not printed)

• 360 capsules (6 x 60)
• Free US shipping on the page
• 60-day money-back guarantee

Get 6 bottles

Prices and totals as printed on the Quietum Plus sales page, October 19, 2026 (Quietum Plus order section). The 2-bottle pack adds $9.99 shipping; the 3- and 6-bottle packs ship free in the US. Per-day figures assume a bottle lasts 30 days, because the page calls 2 bottles a 60-day supply; your label sets the real serving. No "regular" prices or "you save" lines are shown.

Order buttons go to the Quietum Plus sales page and its BuyGoods checkout. See pricing, shipping and where to buy.

A render shows packaging, not results. An infographic is advertising, even when it carries the FDA statement in small print. The vendor's badges are its own claims; none names a certifier or a lab.

The sales page says the formula is "manufactured in an FDA-approved facility, under sterile, strict and precise standards" (Quietum Plus sales page, quality claims). FDA does not approve facilities, and a registration number is not approval (FDA, Food Facility Registration Q&A).

Bottle renders

Computer renders from the vendor. They show the front label only; no Supplement Facts panel appears on any of them. (Quietum Plus sales page)

The vendor's infographics

Marketing images from the vendor. Each carries the FDA statement in small print. (Quietum Plus sales page)

Goquietumplus is a USA Authorized Quietum Plus Retailer, not the maker, and earns money from our order links. Lot QUI-26/GO-4530 is a seller reference, not lab proof. Read about us and testing and quality.