DNA DROPS

What is APLGO?

APLGO is a European supplement manufacturer whose entire range is built around one unusual format: a plant-based lozenge you dissolve under your tongue rather than a capsule you swallow. The company has been trading since 2011, manufactures in Europe, and sells into more than sixty countries.

In the United States the range reaches customers through independent associates. dnadrops.store is one of them — run independently, not by APLGO.

People search for the brand under a lot of names: APLGO, APL GO, Apl-Go, “plant DNA drops”, “DNA lozenges”, “APLGO drops”. They all mean the same thing — the Acumullit SA range of whole-food botanical lozenges, plus a smaller skincare line and a cellular-energy strip.

What Acumullit SA actually means

Acumullit SA is APLGO's name for its extraction process, and it is the one genuinely distinctive thing about the products. Most supplements are built from isolated compounds — a single vitamin, or a standardised plant extract separated out and concentrated.

Acumullit SA is designed to do the opposite: lift the botanical material out of the plant while keeping its structure intact, so what ends up in the lozenge still resembles the root, peel, flower or leaf it came from.

In practice a drop is not “vitamin C plus flavouring”. It is a compressed matrix of whole-food plant material — ginger root, turmeric, citrus peel, chamomile, licorice root and dozens of others depending on the formula.

How a drop works in the body

The tissue lining the inside of your mouth is thin and densely supplied with blood vessels. Substances held against it for several minutes have an opportunity to be absorbed there — the sublingual route — rather than travelling through the stomach and liver first.

That is well-established pharmacology, and it is why some medicines are designed to be held under the tongue. It is also the entire mechanism APLGO is using.

The routine is deliberately simple: one lozenge a day, usually after a meal, dissolved slowly, with a few minutes before eating or drinking. No water, no measuring, no shaker bottle. That simplicity is the most common reason customers give for actually sticking with it — a supplement you keep taking beats a better one you abandon in a cupboard.

The product line

There are nineteen Acumullit SA formulas and they are not interchangeable. Each is a different botanical blend aimed at a different aspect of everyday wellbeing. They fall into three price tiers.

Beyond the drops, APLGO makes NMN cellular energy strips — thirty dissolvable strips per box, placed on the tongue, no water — and an eleven-product skincare line covering cleanser, toner, serum, face cream, eye cream, masks and lip care. Full pricing is on the APLGO price list.

Every pack holds thirty lozenges in a flat foil card about the size of a phone. Flavours across the range include grape, pineapple, apple, strawberry, mango, pear and mint.

What is in them, and what is not

The lozenges are non-GMO, gluten free, and made without artificial preservatives. The range is certified Halal and Kosher. Manufacturing is in Europe under ISO 22000 food-safety and ISO 9001 quality-management certification, and APLGO is FDA registered, with shipments into the United States FDA inspected.

Our quality and certification page sets out what each of those certifications does and does not mean — several are less impressive than supplement marketing usually implies.

Retail or Prime — the pricing question everyone asks

Every APLGO product has two prices. Retail is what you pay as a walk-up customer. Prime is the member price, and it is substantially lower: a $60 drop becomes $35, a $100 drop becomes $80. Prime membership costs $25 every six months.

You do not have to sell anything or join a business to get Prime — it is purely a customer discount. The difference between that and the associate side is explained on our compensation plan page.

Who this suits — and who it does not

These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and anyone telling you otherwise — including other distributors — is telling you something they are not permitted to say. If you have a health condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or take prescription medication, speak to your doctor before adding any supplement.