Benefiber dietary supplement

Benefiber is a well-known brand of prebiotic fiber supplements designed to support digestive health. The brand's products primarily utilize wheat dextrin, a natural soluble fiber that helps nourish the beneficial bacteria in the gut. Benefiber has undergone several ownership changes over the decades, transitioning from a pharmaceutical focus to a consumer healthcare staple.

Originally developed and marketed by the Swiss healthcare conglomerate Novartis, the brand became part of a major joint venture between Novartis and GSK (GlaxoSmithKline) in 2015. This was part of a larger restructuring within the global pharmaceutical industry to consolidate consumer health brands. By 2019, GSK reached an agreement to acquire Novartis' stake in the joint venture, eventually leading to the creation of Haleon.

As of 2022, Haleon operates as an independent, world-leading consumer health company following its spin-off from GSK. While the brand originated in Switzerland under Novartis, it is now globally managed from the United Kingdom. Manufacturing occurs in various global facilities to meet international demand, adhering to stringent quality standards for dietary supplements.