Gush FAQ — Your Korean Pear Hangover Juice Questions, Answered

What is Gush?

Gush is a Korean pear pre-drink — a small pouch of Korean pear (Asian/nashi pear) juice you sip before a night out. It's built around one specific fruit and the human research behind it.

How does Gush work?

Korean pear naturally contains flavonoids and compounds that support your body's two main alcohol-processing enzymes, ADH (alcohol dehydrogenase) and ALDH (aldehyde dehydrogenase). These enzymes break down alcohol and acetaldehyde — the harsh byproduct largely responsible for how rough the morning after feels.

When should I drink Gush?

Drink one pouch about 30 minutes before your first alcoholic drink. Gush is a pre-drink ritual, not something you take after.

Does Gush contain DHM?

No. Many hangover capsules use isolated DHM (dihydromyricetin) from the raisin tree. Gush uses whole Korean pear juice instead. Here's the full comparison.

Is Gush a hangover cure?

Gush is a pre-drink you take before drinking to support how your body processes alcohol. It is not a cure and won't undo heavy drinking — always drink responsibly.

What's in Gush?

Korean pear juice as the functional core, with a clean, drinkable formula. See the product page for the full ingredient list.

How many pouches should I have?

One pouch before your night out.

Is there real science behind Korean pear?

Yes — a peer-reviewed 2013 human study examined Korean pear juice and alcohol metabolism. Read what the research actually found.

Where can I buy Gush?

Right here at drinkgush.com, in 12, 24, and 48-packs.

Always drink responsibly. This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.