Daily Greens | Wholefood Multivitamins with Vitamin C, Zinc, B6 for Immunity & Detox with Organic Certified Plant Superfoods & Antioxidants (15 Effervescent Tablets) Pack of 2

I’ve been using Wellbeing Nutrition’s Daily Greens Multivitamin for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed! This superfood-packed supplement is a game-changer for my daily health routine.

The tablet is dissoluble in water. Without tests one cannot verify the claims but the drink tastes good. I get hunger pangs when my sugar goes high and i have found that having one with lemon stops the hunger pangs for some time. My interpretation of this is that the tablet is nutrition dense and therefore provide my cells with the additional nutrition it requires thereby controlling the hunger pangs. However at Rs. 38 a tablet, it is too expensive. It needs to be taken twice a day and spending so much limits the usage. I would like to give it to my aged parents as well, however the cost for the whole family is prohibitive.

I like the product, the ingredients, taste and pricing but worried about the two above. Could you use something else? Why do you add mannitol? Users can add their own sweetener. Is there a real need for it? Also, the pvp k30, not exactly a natural substance, you could swap it for something else or offer evidence and documentation in support. I see no one bothers responding to the negative reviews. If people have a concern, you should answer it publically. People are not simply wallets to sell to, you need to be more willing to address and answer their concerns. Maybe design an alternative product to cater to your users. In addition to all this, do you have lab reports to confirm the product is organic? How about contamination / chemical testing reports? I would pay some more to have all the concerns addressed better Overall, I'm still positive but skeptical. Waiting for a better product in the market. Please do not ignore your customers' concerns.

Great product. But slightly expensive I know a lot of you would say you can't put a price tag on health. Well you can and the tag is 530 rs. I'm sure there would be brands competiting against this product for half the price. Its a new concept here but you an get a very similar product for 4 USD $ in the US which is around 280 rupees. But until some other company comes up with some other company comes up with a free green blend effervescent tabs for a cheaper price this seems to be a decent option. Speaking for the product the product is amazing we all know how much we dislike eating our greens. This is the exact solutions for that. It doesn't taste bad And you can drink it like a fizzy drink. Also the company could drop using alfalfa and cut cost as it has very less scientific evidence on paper.

Very good for nutrition, dissolves easily

I've been using Wellbeing Nutrition's Daily Greens for more than a few months now and I quite like it. It definitely has improved my bowel movements, and mornings are a pleasant affair. I'm guessing the other multivitamins also help with general immunity, but with being cooped at home mean that there is anyway less of a change to catch a cold or get that aspect tested. But it's overall a good product. The delivery mechanism in the form of effervescent tablets is a fun playful addition - especially if you have children around. Usually it dissolves well without any stirring required. Overall, a recommend product. It is a Rs20-25 per tablet cost with the current discounts and pricing, but decent value at the price of two cutting chais.

The product is good. Full of essential stuff, vegan and organically sourced. But then this comes at a cost of high price. Adults are recommended upto 2 tablets a day. So these 15 tabs will last you a week at cost of ₹530/-. As usual, some people who are fanatic about health and have embraced veganism would have already been burning a hole in their pockets buying organic vegan healthy food. So this would not feel much to them. Going through ₹2000/- per month for this. This is not recommended to be used from therapeutic point of view. You could buy a simple multivitamin tablet like Supradyn, AtoZ, etc for therapeutic needs. Lol I don't wanna drone on any further. But I see no need of buying it again as I already maintain my health through gym and shuddh ghar ka khana, less oil, sugars, etc. Our grandparents survived ages on just the basic home diet. So can we.

Please be cautious when consuming effervescent tablets. Each tablet of Daily Green contains 300mg of SODIUM!!!! The daily safe limit of sodium consumption is only 2300mg for any healthy adult, while an average indian household consumes about 3800mg sodium everyday. Consuming this puts another 300mg of sodium on top of that into your body which is highly dangerous for your health. You may google "hidden sodium in effervescent tablets" if you care about your health.