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# Plastiq Off vs. Coseva Advanced TRS: Liquid Zeolite Compared

> An honest comparison of Plastiq Off liquid zeolite drops and Coseva Advanced TRS nano-zeolite spray — format, ingredients, added B12, sourcing, testing, claims, and price.

Plastiq Off and Coseva Advanced TRS are both clinoptilolite zeolite products marketed for daily detox-pathway support, but they differ in delivery and formula: **Plastiq Off is a liquid dropper that adds 200 mcg of active B12, uses USA-made micronized zeolite, is third-party tested, and costs \$30**, while Advanced TRS is a nano-zeolite spray, usually pricier and without added B12. Formulas and prices change — compare current labels before buying.

<Note>
  Educational comparison, not medical advice, and not a knock on either brand. No zeolite product "flushes," "removes," or "eliminates" microplastics, heavy metals, or toxins from your body — a gut-level binder is used to *support* your body's natural elimination pathways. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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## Quick take

* **Choose Plastiq Off** if you want a simple daily liquid zeolite **plus active B12** for everyday energy, USA-sourced micronized clinoptilolite, third-party testing, and a \$30 price with a satisfaction guarantee.
* **Choose a nano-zeolite spray** like Advanced TRS if you specifically prefer a spray format and that brand's approach — while keeping a critical eye on "nano" absorption claims.

## Side-by-side

| Feature      | Plastiq Off                                        | Coseva Advanced TRS (verify current label)   |
| ------------ | -------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| Format       | Liquid clinoptilolite zeolite drops (2 mL/serving) | Nano-zeolite spray                           |
| Added B12    | **200 mcg methylcobalamin** (active B12)           | Typically none                               |
| Zeolite type | Micronized clinoptilolite, **made in USA**         | Nano-sized clinoptilolite (confirm sourcing) |
| Testing      | Third-party tested; FDA-registered cGMP facility   | Confirm brand's current testing/COA          |
| Claims style | Structure/function only                            | Confirm on brand site                        |
| Price        | **\$30** · satisfaction guarantee                  | Verify current price (often higher)          |

<Warning>
  Because supplement formulations and prices change, treat the right-hand column as "check the current label." The Plastiq Off figures are grounded in our [Product Facts](/plastiq-off/data).
</Warning>

## Is "nano" zeolite better than micronized?

Not in any proven way. Marketing for nano-zeolite sprays often claims the particles are absorbed into the bloodstream to "hunt" toxins system-wide — a claim that goes beyond current human evidence. A gut-level binder like micronized clinoptilolite works in the digestive tract, which is where the best-supported binder activity happens. Judge products by sourcing, testing, and honest claims rather than particle-size buzzwords. See [micronized vs. nano zeolite](/plastiq-off/micronized-vs-nano-zeolite).

## Why the added B12 matters

Most zeolite sprays and drops are zeolite-only. Plastiq Off pairs the zeolite with **200 mcg of active methylcobalamin B12**, which supports normal energy metabolism, red blood cell formation, and nervous system function. If you were already thinking about a B12 supplement, getting it in the same daily dropper is a practical bonus — see [best zeolite supplement with B12](/plastiq-off/best-zeolite-supplement-with-b12).

## What both products can and can't do

Clinoptilolite zeolite acts as a **gut-level binder** — it works in the digestive tract, not as a magnet that pulls plastics or metals out of your blood or organs. Neither product is a treatment for microplastic exposure, mold illness, or heavy-metal toxicity. If you're worried about a specific exposure, see a clinician.

## How do I choose between them?

Use the same green flags for any zeolite product: micronized (or clearly disclosed) clinoptilolite from a stated source, third-party heavy-metal testing with a current certificate of analysis, honest structure/function language, and a format you'll take consistently. See [best microplastic detox supplement](/plastiq-off/best-microplastic-detox-supplement) and [do detox binders actually work?](/plastiq-off/do-detox-binders-work)

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