What is Lexi Ulgibal, and what does the label say it is for?
Lexi Ulgibal is a herbal dietary supplement in 60 veggie capsules, made in Nigeria and sold by Recs-Medix online and in our Lagos and Abuja stores. The indication panel on the bottle reads: “For digestive system support and Acidic stomach-alkaline balance.” That is the manufacturer’s complete statement of purpose for this product, and it is the only purpose described on this page.
The manufacturer does not define the phrase “acidic stomach–alkaline balance” any further, and we do not add an explanation of our own. It is the wording printed on the pack, presented as everyday support rather than as a measured effect on the body.
- Everyday digestive system support — the purpose the manufacturer prints on the pack.
- Support for acidic stomach–alkaline balance — stated on the label in those words.
- A three-botanical blend in veggie capsules, taken twice a day with a meal.
The pack also carries these formulation statements: no colour added, no artificial flavours, no preservatives, no yeast or starch, gluten free, and labelled as 100% herbal. These describe how the product is made, not what it does. The product facts on this page — ingredients, indication, directions and cautions — are taken from the printed label. Safety guidance, delivery information and Recs-Medix policies come from us and are marked as such.
Lexi is the current brand name on the carton and bottle. The range is the same one previously sold as Lexi-Bell, and Lexi-Bell Global Ltd is the distributor printed on the label.
What is inside Lexi Ulgibal?
The label prints a percentage blend of three botanicals. It does not print per-capsule weights in milligrams, plant parts, or whether the material is a powder or an extract, so none of that is stated here. Two botanical names are printed with small spelling errors on the pack; the corrected forms are shown below alongside what is printed.
| Botanical name | Commonly known as | Percentage of blend |
|---|---|---|
| Cassia sieberiana (pack prints “Cassia siberiana”) | West African laburnum, drumstick tree | 50% |
| Gongronema latifolium (pack prints “Gongronema latifollum”) | Utazi (Igbo); also arokeke (Yoruba), utasi (Efik and Ibibio), bush buck, amaranth globe | 40% |
| Ageratum conyzoides | Goat weed, billygoat weed | 10% |
The percentages add up to 100%. If you have a known allergy to any plant listed above, do not take this product.
Taxonomy note: Gongronema latifolium is the name printed on the pack and the name most Nigerian buyers will recognise for utazi. Following a 2022 revision, Kew’s Plants of the World Online now lists Gongronemopsis latifolia as the accepted botanical name for this species, with Gongronema latifolium recorded as a synonym. Both names refer to the same plant.
How to take Lexi Ulgibal
The label’s suggested use is two capsules, two times daily, taken with cold water after a meal. That is four capsules a day, so a 60-capsule bottle works out at a calculated 15-day supply at the stated dose.
Take it with a meal rather than on an empty stomach, as the label directs, and use cold water rather than a hot drink. The manufacturer does not state a specific timeframe for results, and neither do we. Do not exceed the dose printed on the pack.
Who it is for, and who should not take it
Lexi Ulgibal is intended for adults who want everyday support for their digestive system and are comfortable taking a herbal capsule twice a day with food.
Recs-Medix supplies this product to adults aged 18 and over only. That is our own retailer policy, and it applies to everyone under 18, including those aged 12 to 17. Separately, the label itself states that the product is for adults only, that it is not to be taken by pregnant women, nursing mothers or children below 12 years, and that you should consult a physician if you are taking medication or have a medical condition.
Speak to a doctor or pharmacist before starting if:
- you are taking any prescribed medicine, including anything for blood sugar;
- you have an existing medical condition, or one you are being investigated for;
- you are trying to conceive;
- you have a known allergy to any of the three plants listed above.
What Lexi Ulgibal does not do
The product name sounds like “ulcer”, and material published elsewhere about this product has made claims that the label does not support. To be clear about what is being sold:
- It is not a treatment for stomach or duodenal ulcers, and it does not protect, heal or repair the stomach lining.
- It does not treat, clear or protect against Helicobacter pylori. H. pylori is diagnosed by a test and treated with prescribed medicines — a supplement is not a substitute for either.
- It is not an antibiotic and has no antibacterial claim on its label.
- It is not a detox, cleanse or laxative product, and it makes no claim about gut bacteria, digestive enzymes or nutrient absorption.
- It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and it is not a replacement for medicine your doctor has prescribed.
Persistent stomach pain, burning that wakes you at night, unexplained weight loss, difficulty swallowing, vomiting blood, or black or tarry stools all need a doctor rather than a supplement, and some of them need one urgently. Delaying proper investigation of a stomach problem carries real risk.
Product and label information
| Brand | Lexi (range previously sold as Lexi-Bell) |
|---|---|
| Product code printed on pack | Product # A21 — this is not a registration number |
| Pack size | 60 veggie capsules |
| Form | Capsule |
| Indication printed on pack | For digestive system support and acidic stomach–alkaline balance |
| Suggested use printed on pack | 2 capsules, 2 times daily, with cold water after a meal |
| NAFDAC registration number | A7-5219L |
| Manufactured in | Okota, Lagos, Nigeria |
| Distributed by | Lexi-Bell Global Ltd |
NAFDAC registration confirms that the product is registered for sale in Nigeria. It is not an endorsement of any health benefit. The pack itself carries the statement that these claims have not been evaluated by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control.
Storage, packaging and what you receive
The label directs you to store the product in a cool, dry place below 30°C, keep the bottle tightly closed, and keep it out of the reach of children. Natural colour variation may occur, which the pack attributes to the product being labelled as 100% herbal.
You receive one bottle of 60 Lexi Ulgibal veggie capsules, dispatched sealed in its original printed carton. Recs-Medix buys from authorised suppliers only, so the batch and expiry printed on your bottle are the manufacturer’s own.
Why buy Lexi Ulgibal from Recs-Medix?
- Supplying natural wellness products since 2017, with physical stores in Lagos and Abuja alongside our online shop.
- Payment on delivery available within Nigeria, plus card and bank transfer.
- Same-day delivery in Lagos and Abuja where available, and roughly 1–3 business days nationwide.
- Worldwide DHL Express delivery in roughly 3–5 business days to the US, UK, Canada, the EU and Australia — see our shipping and delivery policy and our refund and returns policy.
- Stocked from authorised suppliers, with the full Lexi range and the wider digestive health category available in one order.
Related digestive supplements
If you are comparing herbal options for everyday digestive support, these are the closest alternatives we stock:
- Green World Gastric Health Tablet — a herbal tablet for digestive support, 30 tablets.
- GreenLife Chitomeal Pills — digestive and appetite support, 200 pills.
- Aloe Vera Capsules — aloe-based capsules for digestive comfort.
Frequently asked questions about Lexi Ulgibal
What is Lexi Ulgibal used for?
The label states one purpose: digestive system support and acidic stomach–alkaline balance. It is a herbal dietary supplement taken as part of an everyday routine, two capsules twice a day with a meal. It is not sold for any specific digestive condition, and the manufacturer names no other function on the pack.
How should it be taken, and how long does one bottle last?
Take two capsules twice daily with cold water after a meal, as printed on the label. That is four capsules a day, which gives a calculated 15-day supply from a 60-capsule bottle. Do not exceed the stated dose. The manufacturer does not say how long the product should be used for, or give any timeframe for results.
Who should avoid Lexi Ulgibal?
The label states it is not to be taken by pregnant women, nursing mothers or children below 12 years, and Recs-Medix supplies it only to adults aged 18 and over. Anyone with an allergy to the three plants listed should avoid it. If you take prescribed medicine, have a medical condition or are trying to conceive, speak to a doctor or pharmacist before starting.
Can I take Lexi Ulgibal with my medication?
Check with a doctor or pharmacist first. The label itself directs you to consult a physician if you are taking medication or have a medical condition, and unlike some other products in this range it prints no instruction about spacing doses apart. A three-plant blend can potentially interact with prescribed medicines, so the safe order is: ask first, then start.
Does Lexi Ulgibal treat ulcers or H. pylori?
No. Neither ulcers nor H. pylori appears anywhere on this product’s label, and no supplement should be used in place of proper diagnosis and treatment. H. pylori is identified through a breath, stool or endoscopic test and treated with prescribed medicines. If you have persistent stomach pain, burning, or blood in your stool or vomit, see a doctor rather than starting a supplement.
Are there any side effects?
The label does not list any side effects, but that is not a guarantee that no one will react to the product. Individual responses to herbal supplements vary. If you notice any reaction after taking it, stop and speak to a healthcare professional.
Is Ulgibal the same as Lexi-Bell Ulgibal?
Yes — it is the same product and the same range. The current carton and bottle carry the Lexi brand name, while Lexi-Bell Global Ltd appears on the label as the distributor. If you have bought or searched for it as Lexi-Bell Ulgibal, this is the product you are looking for.
Lexi Ulgibal is sold as a dietary supplement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always read the label before use, and speak to a qualified healthcare professional if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication or managing a health condition.
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