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An unflavoured plant-protein and fibre powder in single-serve sachets. Stir it into a full portion of moist food after cooking. It adds to your meal; it does not replace it.

Each sachet provides 10 g plant protein and 5 g dietary fibre from PHGG. Two sachets provide 20 g protein and 10 g dietary fibre, in addition to your food. Both carton sizes have the same formulation.

PHGG stands for partially hydrolysed guar gum. It is a plant-derived, soluble dietary fibre that gut microbes can ferment. This describes the fibre’s behaviour; it is not a promise of a particular digestive result.

No flavour or sweetener is added. DAILY is unflavoured, rather than guaranteed tasteless. The taste, thickness and texture depend on your food and how you mix it.

Dal, sambar, moist khichdi, curry, gravy, soup, oats or curd. Start with a full portion of roughly 200 g or more. Mix into the moist dish; dry rice or roti alone are not the intended base.

Start with one sachet daily for at least seven days. Only increase to two daily if comfortable, one with each of two meals. Stay at one for longer if needed; do not increase while symptoms persist.

Add after cooking. Tear open one sachet, sprinkle gradually across the food and stir thoroughly through the full portion. Thin food may thicken. Eat promptly; do not dry-scoop or save an opened sachet.

DAILY is for adults and contains mung bean, a legume. Check the ingredients if you have allergies. Speak with your clinician if you follow a medically restricted diet, have kidney disease or take medicines. Individual-use guidance is on the DAILY product page.

Only the sachet count: 30 or 60. At one sachet a day they last 30 or 60 days. At two a day they last 15 or 30 days. Start with one daily for at least seven days, so your first carton lasts longer than the full-routine estimate.

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