This page is long on purpose — a label should be. Every active with its paper, every one of the 32 lines with its milligrams, the calculator that refuses to promise, and how the stick is actually made. Take your time; it isn't going anywhere.
Every active, as a specimen card. Tap one: what it is, our dose against the studied dose, and the actual paper — linked, so you can check us. No table, no fine print, nothing to take on faith. Want every last line? The whole sheet is below.
The cards above are the actives. This is everything - including the boring lines other labels hide in 4-point type. Amounts per 12 g stick, straight from the manufacturing spec.
a "premix" is usually where brands stop explaining. we won't.
Allergens: orange, kiwifruit, banana, apple, soy, sesame, cashew nuts.
coming with drop 001: the lot test certificate for YOUR box, published per batch.
Most brands hide the factory. We think you'd rather see it — honestly, this part is new to us as well, and we'll keep drawing what we learn.
32 ingredients, each with a supplier certificate — the boring paperwork that makes the label true.
Ground fine enough to disappear into water with a lazy swirl — fineness is a spec, not luck.
Tumble-mixed until a 12 g scoop from any corner of the batch carries the same mg. That's what "dose" means.
Stick machines weigh every sachet as it's sealed — the dose is enforced by hardware, not hope.
Each lot sampled and tested — identity, micro, contaminants — before any box is glued.
Thirty sticks, flip-top box, ships flat-pack. The dieline you're scrolling is the real one.
We can't promise how you'll feel — nobody honestly can. What we can do is count what goes into you, against what published studies measured. Move the sliders.
10 billion CFU per stick — the count the trials use, day after day. Gut flora is a garden, not a light switch.
Sodium, potassium, magnesium land where the overnight dehydration is. Water that lands better than water.
Cofactors your cells use to turn breakfast into usable energy — they belong at the start of the day's work.
Taken early, it's feeding your gut bacteria by lunch. Your microbes eat first; you feel it as steadiness.
No stimulants, so nothing argues with your sleep. A morning dose is how a routine stays out of the night's way.
honest version: timing matters less than doing it daily — morning is just where habits stick and stimulants aren't.
Food, not medicine · every milligram printed · IDGAF Limited, HK