No drink to finish
A greens powder is eight ounces you have to want. Two capsules are not.
GLP-1 nutrition support
Two capsules a day of produce-derived nutrition, built for people on a GLP-1 routine whose plates got a lot smaller.
Eleven ingredients, four USDA Organic, 600 mg per serving, every amount disclosed. No proprietary blend. Vegetarian capsule. Third-party tested to ISO/IEC 17025.
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Why you're here
Not the protein. Not the carbs. The salad.
Vegetables are bulky and filling, which is exactly why they lose. When you can only manage a few hundred grams of food, that space goes to the things that feel necessary. The vegetables sit there. The spinach wilts in the drawer, same as it always did, only now you are not even pretending.
Your calorie intake dropped. Your need for vitamins, minerals, and plant compounds did not move at all.
Most people answer this with a greens powder, which asks a shrunken appetite to drink eight ounces of something. Or a gummy, which adds six to ten grams of sugar to a routine built around eating less of it.

Eleven ingredients, eleven numbers. When you are eating less, everything you do take should have to justify itself.
Why capsules, specifically
Two capsules take five seconds and displace no food. There is nothing to drink, nothing to chew, nothing sweet, and nothing to force down on a morning when the idea of a smoothie is unbearable.
A greens powder is eight ounces you have to want. Two capsules are not.
Gummies typically carry 6 to 10 g of added sugar per daily serving. This carries none.
No proprietary blend. You can check the label against any other you are considering.

Read this before you buy
Plenty of brands will tell you what a product does. Fewer will tell you what it doesn't. Here is where two capsules stop.
It is a disclosed daily floor of produce-derived nutrition. If you are working with a clinician on your nutrition, bring this page to them before you start. We would rather you ask.
†These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It is designed to complement a varied diet, not to replace food, medical care, or prescribed treatment.

How to take it
Take 2 capsules once daily with water and whatever you are eating.
Do not take them on a completely empty stomach. Even a few bites helps.
Repeat daily. Consistency matters more than exact timing.
Beet root can temporarily turn urine or stools pink or red. Harmless and expected. And taking these on a completely empty stomach can cause mild nausea in sensitive people, which matters more when you are already eating very little.
Choose your supply
60 capsules per bottle. A 30-day supply at two capsules daily. Third-party tested, made in the USA in a cGMP facility.

Contains garlic. Free from gluten, dairy, soy, and nuts.
What customers tell us

"Love these little capsules that pack so many nutrients. They leave no bitter aftertaste like other veggie supplements I have used before."

"So glad I did. Real energy booster for me and my husband. Also, appreciate that there are no added fillers, just fruits and veggies."

"Most users find them easy to swallow. They are an average size capsule, not the horse pill kind."
†These statements reflect individual customer experiences and have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary.
Questions, answered honestly
Eleven ingredients, eleven numbers
Two capsules. No volume, no sugar, no blend to hide behind. Tested in an accredited lab before it ships.
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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It is a dietary supplement designed to complement a varied diet, and it is not a substitute for food, medical care, prescribed treatment, or the advice of a qualified healthcare professional. Consult your healthcare provider before use, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a medical condition.