Collection: Heavy Metal Detox for Kids

Two gentle supplements made for children. Pure Zeo is a tasteless zeolite binder in drops and a spray, with a Gentle strength for ages 2 to 12 and an Advanced strength for 13 and up. Pure Brocc is a green apple sulforaphane drop. Below the products: where kids' exposure really comes from, how a binder works, and how to choose.

What heavy metal detox for kids really means

Your child's liver, kidneys and gut already clear heavy metals every day. That is the body's own detox system, and nothing replaces it. A sensible heavy metal detox for kids does not "flush" or "cleanse" anything. It supports that system with a binder: something that holds on to certain metals in the digestive tract, so they leave the body with everything else instead of being absorbed.

That is the whole idea behind Pure Zeo, and it is why we call it a binder and never a cure. It does not treat any condition, and it does not replace your pediatrician or a lead test. It is gentle, daily support for a problem every family shares.

Where children's exposure comes from

Most parents picture one obvious source: old paint, a bad batch of baby food, a well. The research points somewhere less comfortable. Heavy metals are part of the everyday environment, so for children the question is how much, not whether.

  • Everywhere at once. The EPA says lead can be found in all parts of our environment, including the air, soil, water, food and older buildings.[1]
  • In every child tested. In the CDC's latest national survey (2021 to 2023), every person age 1 and older who was tested had a measurable level of lead in their blood.[2] Measurable, not high: most children are far below the CDC's level of concern. But the number is never zero.
  • No safe level. The CDC states that "no safe blood lead level (BLL) in children has been identified."[3] The WHO adds that "there is no level of exposure to lead that is known to be without harmful effects."[4]
  • Kids absorb more. According to the WHO, young children "may absorb up to 4–5 times as much lead as adults from an ingested dose."[4] The EPA notes that children six and younger are especially vulnerable because their growing bodies absorb more lead than adults.[1]
  • Hand to mouth. The CDC points out that "many children ingest lead dust by putting objects such as toys and dirt in their mouths."[3]
  • In the food supply. The FDA has said it is not possible to remove lead entirely from the environment or the food supply, and it now sets action levels for lead in foods made for babies and young children.[5]

The best thing you can do is reduce exposure at the source. Test your water, wet-clean dust in older homes, wash hands before meals and vary grains beyond rice. It is free and it works. A binder is for what gets through anyway.

How a zeolite binder works

Pure Zeo is made from clinoptilolite, a natural mineral formed from volcanic ash, with a honeycomb-like structure. That structure carries a negative charge, which lets it hold on to certain positively charged metal ions. Taken by mouth, it is not absorbed. It stays in the digestive tract, and what it holds leaves the body with it.

The kit comes in two forms that do the same job:

  • Drops mix into juice, water or a smoothie.
  • Spray goes straight into the mouth, for kids who refuse anything added to their cup.

Both are tasteless. That matters more than any spec sheet when your child inspects every sip.

Kids detox drops or spray: which strength fits your child

GentleAdvanced
Ages2 to 1213 and up
In the kitDrops and sprayDrops and spray
TasteNoneNone

Choose the strength by age, not by how worried you are. A three-year-old and a twelve-year-old are not the same size, which is why Gentle covers ages 2 to 12 and Advanced covers teens. The kit includes both detox drops and the spray, so you can use whichever form your child accepts. Follow the directions on the label. For children under two, talk to your pediatrician first.

Pure Zeo or Pure Brocc: which one fits your child

Pure ZeoPure Brocc
What it isClinoptilolite zeolite binderSulforaphane from broccoli sprouts
Its jobBinds certain heavy metals in the gutSupports the body's natural detox pathways
FormDrops and sprayLiquid drops
TasteTastelessGreen apple
Ages2 and up (Gentle or Advanced)2 and up

Start with Pure Zeo if your main concern is exposure: an older home, water you have never tested, or a rice-heavy diet.

Start with Pure Brocc if you want everyday support that is not about metals specifically. Sulforaphane is the compound broccoli sprouts are best known for, in a green apple flavor that mixes into food or a drink.

If neither describes your family, buy neither. Reducing exposure at the source does more than any supplement, and we would rather tell you that than sell you something you do not need.

Can they be taken together?

Yes. They do different jobs, so they do not compete, and the Detox & Calm bundle pairs them. A binder cannot tell a metal from a medicine sitting next to it, so give Pure Zeo about two hours apart from any medication, and confirm with your child's doctor.

When to check with your pediatrician first

Talk to your child's doctor before starting if your child:

  • is under two,
  • takes any prescription medication, or
  • has a kidney condition or any diagnosed medical condition.

If you are worried about lead specifically, ask for a blood lead test. It is the only way to know your child's level, and no supplement replaces it. The full list is in Who Should Not Use Zeolite? and our children's zeolite safety and dosage guide.

What to expect

There is no validated timeline, and any brand promising one is guessing. Binding happens quietly in the digestive tract. There is no sensation and no reliable at-home marker. What you can control is consistency: pick the form your child accepts and make it part of the daily routine.

How it's made

Pure Zeo and Pure Brocc are made in the USA in a cGMP-certified facility, and both are third-party tested. Pure Zeo is micronized clinoptilolite zeolite. Pure Brocc is sulforaphane from broccoli sprouts, in green apple flavored drops.

Common questions

Can toddlers use it?

From age two, yes. The Gentle strength is made for ages 2 to 12. For babies and children under two, talk to your pediatrician first.

Will my child taste it?

Pure Zeo is tasteless. Pure Brocc is green apple flavored, which some kids love and some do not. Both mix into food or a drink.

How do I give it?

Drops go into juice, water or a smoothie. The spray goes straight into the mouth. Follow the directions on the label for your child's strength.

Is Pure Zeo a parasite cleanse?

No. Pure Zeo is a binder, not a parasite cleanse. A cleanse and a binder do different jobs, so it pairs with any cleanse your child's practitioner recommends.

Does it replace a lead test?

No. A blood test from your pediatrician is the only way to know your child's lead level. Pure Zeo supports the body's natural detox pathways. It does not diagnose or treat anything.

How long do families use it?

Exposure is ongoing, so Pure Zeo is designed for daily use rather than a one-time cleanse. There is no set end date. Follow the label and your pediatrician's advice.

Is there a guarantee?

Yes. Your first order is covered by a 365-day money-back guarantee.

Keep reading

Sources

  1. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Learn About Lead.
  2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2021 to 2023. Lead, Cadmium, Total Mercury, Selenium and Manganese: Blood (PBCD_L).
  3. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. About Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention. Reviewed August 21, 2025.
  4. World Health Organization. Lead poisoning, fact sheet, June 10, 2026.
  5. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. FDA issues final guidance on action levels for lead in processed food intended for babies and young children. January 2025.

Creation Remedy products are dietary supplements. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your pediatrician or healthcare provider before starting any new supplement.