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BETTER UNDERSTOOD, TOGETHER

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A few ways to explore the range. Each product keeps its own formula and serving directions.

THE LABEL COMES FIRST

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See the full ingredients, read the serving directions and explore our published documents before you decide. For whey, the QR code on your pack also takes you to testing information.

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A LITTLE HELP CHOOSING

Your product questions, answered.

From what’s in your cocoa whey to the numbers on a mineral label. Start here, then explore each product in detail.

What are the ingredients in DailyHabbit cocoa whey protein?

The formula contains 93% whey protein concentrate, 6.8% cocoa powder and 0.2% monk fruit extract. One approximately 33g serving provides 24g protein. It contains milk.

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How is DailyHabbit creatine different from whey protein?

They are different products. Cocoa whey provides protein and contains three ingredients. The creatine is an unflavoured, single-ingredient creatine monohydrate powder, with a 3g serving. Compare the labels to see which product you are looking for.

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What do 550mg and 121mg mean on the magnesium label?

550mg refers to the Magnesium Glycinate compound. That serving provides 121mg of elemental magnesium. The two numbers describe the compound amount and its magnesium content; they should not be used interchangeably.

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What is in the Vitamin D3 + K2 supplement?

Each caplet provides 600 IU of lichen-derived Vitamin D3 and 55mcg of Vitamin K2 as MK-7. The bottle contains 60 caplets. Read the complete label and directions on the product page.

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Does True Calcium contain 1000mg of elemental calcium?

No. The declared 1000mg refers to the Calcium Citrate Malate ingredient amount, not 1000mg of elemental calcium. The formula also contains other nutrients, including magnesium, zinc, D3 and K2. Check the full label when comparing products.

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What does the 40:1 ratio in PCOS Balance mean?

It describes the ratio of Myo-Inositol to D-Chiro-Inositol. The daily two-tablet serving contains 2000mg and 50mg respectively. This is a multi-ingredient formula; the full ingredient list is available on its product page.

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Can I try cocoa whey before choosing a larger pack?

The cocoa whey product offers a five-sachet option. Each sachet contains 33g. Select a pack on the product page to see its current price, availability and any included accessories.

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What is the difference between a stack and an individual product?

A stack groups individual products into one bundle. It does not turn them into a single formula or serving. Open the stack page to see its included products and selected pack contents, and follow the label on each item.

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Where can I read the labels and published test reports?

Our brand story page brings together product labels and published documents. For whey protein, you can also use its product-page report link or scan the QR code on the pack. Check that the report you read is relevant to your product and batch.

How do I compare products that contain the same nutrients?

Start with the ingredient list and the amount per serving on each label. Some formulas share nutrients: True Calcium, for example, already includes magnesium, D3 and K2. Review the combined intake with your healthcare professional before using overlapping products together.