Daily Fibre Sachets

A daily fibre sachet you stir into chai, coffee or water. 4 fibres, 3 speeds. 10g* per sachet, lab-tested before we publish. Hot or cold drinks.

• Inulin (from chicory root): fast, used up first, in zone 1 of the colon (ascending colon).
• PHGG, partially hydrolysed guar gum (from guar beans): steady, takes over in zone 2 (transverse colon).
• Resistant dextrin from corn starch: slow, works in zone 3 (descending colon), at the end.
• Resistant dextrin from tapioca starch: slow, works in zone 3, at the end.

No added sugar. No sweeteners.

Batch 001 · Not on sale yet. Price and pack sizes are still to be confirmed. Join the waitlist and you’ll hear first.

*Target. The tested value will be printed on the label and published in the Batch 001 proof tracker.

How to use: three steps, ten seconds

1. Tear one sachet along the notch at the top.
2. Stir it into about a glass of chai, coffee, water or a smoothie.
3. Drink straight away, and keep sipping water through the day.

Week 1: half a sachet, then a full one. Going slow helps your gut adjust. Keep it 2 hours from medicines: fibre can change how some medicines are absorbed.

Frequently asked questions

How much fibre is in one sachet?

Designed for 10g*, from four fibre ingredients: a small amount of inulin, partially hydrolysed guar gum (PHGG), and resistant dextrin from corn and tapioca. Nothing else. *Target. The tested value will be printed on the label and published in the Batch 001 proof tracker.

Will it change the taste of my chai, coffee or dal?

The fibres are low-viscosity and made to be stirred into hot or cold drinks. There’s no added flavour. In plain water some people notice a very faint sweetness. For dal, stir it in once it’s cooked, not while it simmers.

How much fibre should I aim for?

Adult guidelines suggest about 25–30 g a day. The map uses 30 g as a simple reference. The fibre test shows how far your usual meals get you.

How should I start?

Take half a sachet a day for the first 4–5 days, then move to a full sachet. More fibre can cause some gas while your gut adjusts, and going slow helps. Drink water through the day.

Why four fibres, and why resistant dextrin twice?

Fibres are used up at different speeds: inulin early, PHGG at a steadier pace and resistant dextrin slowly. The blend is designed to spread that work along the colon. Resistant dextrin appears twice because one is made from corn and one from tapioca.

Can I put it in hot tea or coffee?

It is designed to be stirred into hot or cold drinks. Our heat test result will be published in the Batch 001 proof tracker.

Isn’t fibre from food better?

Food first, always. Whole foods bring vitamins, minerals and more. The sachet is for the part of the gap a normal day of eating doesn’t cover.

Can I take it with medicines?

Fibre can change how some medicines are absorbed, so keep it about 2 hours apart from them. If you take regular medication, are pregnant, or have a gut condition, check with your doctor first.

When should I see a doctor instead?

If you notice blood in your stool, unexplained weight loss, severe or ongoing stomach pain, or a change in bowel habits that lasts more than a few weeks, see a doctor. Fibre is not a treatment for these.

When can I buy it?

It’s launching soon. Join the waitlist and you’ll be the first to know.