Daily Beets: Beetroot, Hibiscus & Grape Seed Capsules

Active ingredients

Core botanicals

Formulated in the UK

90 days

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The formula

What went into it,
and why we chose it.

Nitric oxide

What nitric oxide actually is

The molecule behind all the beetroot research.

Nitric oxide is a signalling molecule the body makes for itself, and production tends to fall as we get older. Dietary nitrate is the most studied nutritional route to it, and beetroot happens to be unusually rich in the stuff. That's the whole reason the formula is named after a vegetable.

The Science

Where the doses sit

Three botanicals carry the formula. Five support it.

Hibiscus at 700mg, beetroot at 150mg and grape seed at 200mg make up 1,050mg of the two-capsule serving. The other five botanicals are there in supporting amounts, and the exact figures are on the label rather than rounded up or folded into a blend.

Vitamin B6, folate and vitamin B12 contribute to normal homocysteine metabolism. Thiamine contributes to the normal function of the heart.

What's inside

What's in the capsule,and why.

Here's what goes into the bag and at what concentration. Dietary nitrate is one of the most heavily researched corners of nutrition science, so there's no shortage of reading if you want it.

Two capsules. With breakfast.

No juice, no shaker, nothing to ferment on a windowsill. Two capsules with breakfast is the whole routine, and that's mostly why people keep it up.

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Why it's a capsule

Beetroot at 50:1, hibiscus at 5:1. The 150mg and 700mg in the capsule stand in for 7,500mg and 3,500mg of raw plant. Do that with powder and you're drinking a tub of it.

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Where the weight sits

Hibiscus, beetroot and grape seed carry the formula, and they're the three we've put the real doses behind. The other five are there in supporting amounts, and the label says exactly how much.

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Every dose on the label

No proprietary blends and nothing rounded up. Nothing hiding behind the word "complex" or the word "matrix" either. What the label says is what's in the bag.

The full formula

3 core botanicals. 1 B-vitamin complex.
5 supporting extras.

Core botanical

Hibiscus Extract

Hibiscus sabdariffa, the deep red calyx brewed as a drink across West Africa, the Caribbean and Egypt for centuries. Concentrated 5:1, so 700mg here stands in for 3,500mg of the plant. It's the largest single ingredient in the bag.

Core botanical

Beetroot Extract

Beta vulgaris, concentrated 50:1. Beetroot is one of the richest dietary sources of naturally occurring nitrate. 150mg stands in for 7,500mg of raw beetroot, without the 20g of sugar in a 250ml glass of the juice.

Core botanical

Grape Seed Extract

Vitis vinifera seed, the part of the grape winemaking leaves behind. A concentrated source of proanthocyanidins, the polyphenol group responsible for the seed's colour and its bitterness.

Authorised EU claim

B-Vitamin Complex

Thiamine contributes to the normal function of the heart. Vitamin B6, folate and vitamin B12 contribute to normal homocysteine metabolism.

Supporting

Turmeric

Curcuma longa, the rhizome that gives curry its colour. Included here in a small declared amount rather than a headline one.

Supporting

Cherry Extract

Prunus cerasus, the sour Montmorency-type rather than the sweet dessert cherry. Concentrated 10:1, so 5mg stands in for 50mg of fruit.

Supporting

Blueberry Extract

Vaccinium corymbosum, included for its anthocyanins, the pigments that give the skin its colour.

Supporting

Kale Extract

Brassica oleracea, concentrated 5:1, so 5mg stands in for 25mg of leaf.

Supporting

Broccoli Extract

Brassica oleracea italica, concentrated 5:1, so 4mg stands in for 20mg of floret.

3 core botanicals · 1,050mg combined · UK-formulated

How to take it

Simple to take.
Easy to stick with.

Step 01

Two capsules with breakfast

With your tea, with your toast, it doesn't matter. Just take them every morning. The formula works best when you're consistent with it.

Step 02

Make it part of the routine

Keep the bag somewhere you'll actually see it. Next to the kettle works. Most people who manage to stick with a supplement do it because they stopped having to remember.

A man holding a glass of water and a bag of Daily Beets in his kitchen

Step 03

Give it the full ninety days

Most of the published research on our core ingredients ran eight to twelve weeks, so that's the window the guarantee is built around. We'd rather you made your mind up at the end of it than at the end of week two.

Common questions

Before you start.

We'd give it the full ninety days. That's the window the money-back guarantee is built around, and it's long enough to judge the thing properly.

Most of the published studies on our core ingredients ran eight to twelve weeks. Ninety days covers that comfortably, which is also why the guarantee runs ninety rather than the usual thirty.

Try Daily Beets for up to 90 days. If you don't feel a genuine difference, email us and we'll refund every penny. No questions asked, no return required.

Two capsules each morning — that's the full daily dose. One bag (60 capsules) lasts 30 days.

Twelve actives, two capsules,
and a label that lists all twelve.

What went into it,
and why we chose it.

The molecule behind all the beetroot research.

Three botanicals carry the formula. Five support it.