Is TIGROX Legit? How to Buy Tiger Milk King Safely in Singapore
Who makes TIGROX, what the label and batch checks say, the red flags in marketplace listings, and how to verify your box with its QR code.
The short answer
TIGROX Tiger Milk King is a real product made by Wellous, sold as a liquid Tiger Milk Mushroom supplement. Whether the box you are about to buy is genuine depends on where it comes from, not on the name on the front. This guide shows what to check.
Who makes it and what the brand states
TIGROX is made by Wellous in GMP-certified facilities, with independent third-party testing of each batch. The product page states that the mushroom cultivar (WBF01) is registered with GenBank under accession PX854920.1, that every batch has pathogen verification, bioactive quantification and an HPLC fingerprint, and that the product is notified with Malaysia’s NPRA and Halal certified.
These are manufacturer statements. The useful habit is to ask for the certificate of analysis for your batch number rather than rely on the badge.
What is in each sachet
Each 20ml sachet carries 625mg of pure sclerotium Tiger Milk Mushroom (Lignosus rhinocerus), 500mg of prebiotic inulin and a licorice root water extract, with calamansi or loquat for flavour. The pack contains 20 sachets, so one box is 20 days.
Red flags in a listing
Look for these before you pay: no price in Singapore dollars, a price that depends on a direct message, a seller who cannot tell you the batch number, or a box that arrives without a QR code. A very low price on a product that normally costs S$110 for one box is also worth questioning.
Marketplace listings such as Shopee or Lazada are third-party sellers. Only orders from the official store carry the 30-day money-back guarantee and can be QR-verified on arrival.
How to verify your box
Scan the QR code on the pack. A genuine code returns the batch details. If the code is missing, scratched, or reported as already claimed, do not consume the product and contact the seller and us. The verification page explains each case.
What it costs in Singapore
One box (20 days) is S$110, three boxes (60 days) are S$259, and six boxes (120 days) are S$499. That is about S$5.50 a day on a single box and about S$4.16 a day on six. Every price is published in Singapore dollars with free island-wide delivery.
Who should check with a doctor first
The trial the brand cites was in adults, so check with a paediatrician before giving it to a child. Speak to your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, if you take prescription medication, or if you have a mushroom allergy, in which case do not take it. A few people notice mild gas or extra phlegm in the first week.
TIGROX is a food supplement. It is not a medicine and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
TIGROX Tiger Milk King
A liquid formula built on Tiger Milk Mushroom — a prized Malaysian mushroom with a long traditional-use record for the airways.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Health Sciences Authority. Supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult your doctor before use.