Cheers Liver Combo | Restore (12 Doses) + Protect (30 Doses) | Supplements

Works phenomenally great, it’s not a miracle, but it actually makes a difference the next day, you get tired, but no major headaches, and definitely no throwing up. You have to take the before and after, sometimes the after(restore) one you take five pills. Expensive but definitely worth it.

I absolutely love Cheers. I started with the Protect because I (and my mother) never get hangovers. I do get occasional gross feelings after drinking but never pure on hang overs. Regardless, I still take these to help my body since I am still self conscious about my body when I drink. So far, everything has worked perfectly. One thing I will note for buyers, especially if you (like me) struggle to take pills, the Restore capsules are larger than the protect, and you get 60 capsules of the Protect versus 36 capsules of the Restore. It's a bit pricey for the Restore since you have to take 3 capsules while you only get 36 capsules per bottle. Even though the capsules are bigger, I feel like at least 40 capsules could fit inside a bottle, but that is just me as well. Just feels a bit much for only 36 capsules per bottle. Regardless, Cheers works, and I will keep using it. The Protect is so worth it. No taste, and the ingredients are so much more clear on the bottle too so you know what you are taking. Thank you Cheers! I feel much better about having a night out now knowing this is waiting for me afterwards, and before!

I like this product it really works will be buying more

I put Restore and Protect through their paces over the weekend, and I'm really impressed by the benefits — even after a very indulgent evening, I experienced far less of a hangover that I would have expected: no headache or body ache, and no queasy stomach; these are the main things that bother me about hangovers. For me, this seemed to work best when I used both products together (Protect in advance, Restore after getting home): one night I just plain forgot to take the Protect pills, and while I did perceive some benefit from Restore, it wasn't as dramatic when I used both supplements. I will say that it's not a panacea — I still slept poorly (I use a sleep logger, and alcohol always has a dramatic effect on my sleep quality), and I still felt a bit sluggish and 'brainless' in the mornings. So it's important to keep in mind that it won't solve all your problems or eliminate every negative consequence of excess alcohol consumptions. However, I'm not physically suffering in any way, and that's a very big deal. Packaging is attractive (although I could do without the phrase "as seen on Shark Tank" on the lid), and instead of the standard desiccator packets ("DO NOT EAT") that come with most supplements, the ones in the Cheers products are scented so you get a little hit of aromatherapy every time you open a bottle. It's unquestionably pricey, so I can't give full marks for "value", but I do consider it worth it for me, so I only docked one star in that category.

I don't drink nearly as much as I used to, but I still enjoy having some drinks occasionally with friends, while camping, or at an event. I picked this up because I liked the idea of having both a regular liver-support supplement and the separate Restore packets for those occasions when I do drink. The packaging and dosing are straightforward, and I like having the Restore doses individually packaged so I can easily throw a couple in my travel or camping gear rather than bringing bottles of supplements with me. As with any supplement like this, I'm not going to pretend I can personally measure what it's doing for my liver or make medical claims based on how I feel. What I can say is that it's convenient, the ingredients are clearly listed, I've had no issues taking it, and it fits nicely with my decision to drink considerably less while being a little more conscious about taking care of myself. It's not a license to drink irresponsibly, but as something to keep around for the occasions when I do have a few drinks, I've been happy with it.

I kind of wanna put 3.5, not totally convinced. So I’ve been (regrettably) going through a heavier drinking phase lately, and I was starting to get really sick the next day after a night out (I’m too old to be doing this and have stopped but this was recently enough where I thought I’d give the supplements a shot). I was taking the daily ones and I guess you aren’t really meant to notice any difference from them so that one’s kind of null. But the rescue pills are where I’m split. I tried them one night when I got home and I could tell I was pretty wasted. Next morning I was sick as a dog still. However- I realized in post that I had only taken 2 and it says to take 3. The next time I did this (the following weekend) I took 3 and felt pretty much fine in the morning. Here’s the iffy part, though: I also drank a TON of water & electrolytes, AND I puked a lot before bed. And generally my whole deal with avoiding a hangover is to throw up before you go to bed. That way it isn’t all getting absorbed into you while you sleep. I still stand by my puke method, I’m pretty sure that’s why I felt okay. All in all, I’d say I regret buying these because they’re expensive and I can’t really tell if they do anything at all.

I would have looked into it more before buying. I'm not a huge fan of the ingredients - it's just an over priced multivitamin! Plus don't buy these from Amazon. If you buy directly from Cheers you can get a refund, but not through Amazon.

I keep this on auto‑delivery now because, honestly, it saves me after a night of drinking. It definitely helps. I take it before bed and again in the morning, and I feel way less rough. Not magic, but it takes the edge off and gets me back to normal faster. Simple, easy, and now part of my routine because it actually works.