Ruby Super Reds Powder

Orange Juice Had a Good Run.
So Did the Drawer of Bottles.

You know the glass you drink standing up while the kettle boils, and the drawer where the vitamins go to be forgotten. The red glass replaces both. Two heaped teaspoons in cold water and you're holding forty-nine ingredients: two grams of beetroot, twenty-one polyphenol fruits from blueberry to baobab, two mushrooms, three live cultures, astaxanthin from an alga, and sixteen vitamins and minerals with vitamin D at more than double the winter figure. Vitamin B12 contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.⁴ Deep red, raspberry, gone in a minute, and by ten past nine you're the kind of person whose vitamins are done.

Two teaspoons, cold water. Add Ruby Powder.

The Red Glass.

Kettle on. Two teaspoons, cold water, stir. The red glass is red before you've finished stirring, it smells of raspberries, and it's gone before the toast is. That's the whole habit, and it's the point. The best vitamins are the ones you take, and nobody skips a drink they like. No hard feelings towards the tablets in the drawer; they were never going to get finished.

Red, cold, raspberry. A minute. Everything's in there.

Vitamin D at 275%. Iron Because Nobody Else Bothers.

One number to hold onto: the red glass carries vitamin D at 275% of your daily reference intake, more than double the winter figure the NHS talks about. Then the awkward one. Iron fights the flavour, which is why most drinkable vitamins quietly leave it out; we kept it in and worked round it, with the vitamin C beside it. The other fourteen are the full set, most at 100%: vitamin C, all eight B vitamins with B12 as methylcobalamin, zinc, copper, selenium, chromium and iodine. What they do for you, in the pouch's words: Wellgard Ruby Powder supports your overall health by maintaining normal bones¹, skin², hair³, vision³, and immune function⁴, while supporting cognitive³ and psychological function⁵, energy metabolism⁶, and reducing tiredness and fatigue⁴. That's a multivitamin's whole job, done in a glass you look forward to.

One Glass. Five Bottles Fewer.

Look in the cupboard. The multivitamin, the vitamin D, the vitamin C, the B12, the iron: the red glass covers all five, so they can go. It won't replace a live cultures capsule or a fibre supplement, and it doesn't pretend to. Five bottles fewer is still five bottles fewer.

Eight of the Sixteen Are for Hair, Skin and Nails.

Most of us have a hair, skin and nails bottle somewhere. Half-finished. Eight of the nutrients in the red glass are the ones it was sold on, all at 100%. Biotin contributes to the maintenance of normal skin and normal hair.⁷ Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal skin, normal hair and normal nails.⁸ Selenium contributes to the maintenance of normal hair and normal nails.⁹ Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin.¹⁰ Riboflavin, niacin and iodine each contribute to the maintenance of normal skin.¹¹ Copper contributes to normal hair pigmentation and normal skin pigmentation.¹² In the glass, not a fourth capsule. If skin is the whole reason you're here, Skin Fuel is the capsule built for it.

Why It's Red.

Two grams of beetroot in every serving, the largest single thing in the pouch, and the reason the glass is the colour it is: beetroot's pigments are betalains. Behind it, twenty-one fruits chosen for their polyphenols, the dark ones especially. Blueberry, blackcurrant, aronia and elderberry for their anthocyanins. Pomegranate seed and amla for theirs. Camu camu, one of the most vitamin C dense fruits there is. Baobab pulp, which is largely fibre. Then maca, two mushrooms, three live cultures at 1.1 billion each and 4mg of astaxanthin, a carotenoid from the alga Haematococcus pluvialis. This is the part a reds powder is named for, and it's most of the pouch. The vitamins bring the benefits above. These bring the colour, the polyphenols, the fibre and the reason you finish the glass.

Two teaspoons, cold water. Add Ruby Powder.

About the Taste.

It's sweetened with stevia. Stevia divides people. Most customers tell us it tastes of berries and isn't too sweet; one wrote that it "tastes like juice, which makes it easy to take regularly", which is the whole idea. A minority find it sickly, or catch an earthy note under the fruit; one said "don't listen to those who say it tastes like strawberries". Both are right about their own mouths. If stevia is the thing you can't stand, this isn't for you, and the refund is there.

Who It's For.

The one who gave up the morning juice and misses the glass. The one with a drawer of half-finished vitamin bottles. You know the drawer. The one who tried a greens powder and couldn't face the colour or the taste, or can't have green tea. The one who noticed most drinkable all-in-ones leave out iron and wanted one that didn't. The one who saw it on TikTok as Super Reds. And the one with the red glass on the desk at ten past nine, drawer empty, vitamins done, nothing left on the list but the day.

What This Won't Do.

It won't replace fruit and vegetables; it's a supplement, not a shortcut through dinner. It isn't a live cultures product at full strength (3.3 billion is a start) or a fibre supplement (3.9g is about a third of what Clear Fibre gives you). It isn't juice, and it doesn't pretend to be; it's the glass juice used to occupy. And it isn't for children: it contains iron, so the pouch lives out of their reach.

How You'll Know.

Taste first. Everything else later. At two weeks you'll have an opinion about the taste and none about anything else, and the taste opinion is the one that matters, because a red glass you don't drink is a glass that does nothing. At thirty days the pouch runs out, which is also when the pouch says to finish it, and whether you want the next one is the honest test. If it's no, the refund covers the first thirty days, opened or not. If it's yes, the next pouch arrives before the last two teaspoons.

How to Enjoy It.

Two heaped teaspoons, a glass of cold water, stir. Drink it while it's red; it settles if you leave it, so don't decant it. Most people make it the first glass of the day. Yoghurt and smoothies work too, as the pouch says. Use a clean, dry spoon, reseal the pouch, and finish it within thirty days of opening. Then the plain part: do not exceed the recommended intake; it contains iron, so keep it out of the sight and reach of children; and if you're pregnant, breastfeeding or on medication, consult your doctor before taking it.

Your First Pouch.

Three hundred grams, thirty servings, on Subscribe & Save: 15% off every order, the next pouch before the last scoop goes. Pause it, skip it or cancel it from your account in two clicks; each renewal is charged at the subscription price shown until you do, and there's nothing to unsubscribe from twice. If it isn't for you, we refund the pouch within thirty days, opened or not, under our published terms. No hard feelings.

Two teaspoons, cold water. Add Ruby Powder.

¹ Vitamin D contributes to the maintenance of normal bones and normal muscle function.
² Biotin contributes to the maintenance of normal skin.
³ Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal hair, vision and normal cognitive function.
⁴ Vitamin B12 contributes to the normal function of the immune system and reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
⁵ Vitamin B6 contributes to normal psychological function and normal protein and glycogen metabolism.
⁶ Pantothenic Acid contributes to normal energy yielding metabolism and contributes to normal mental performance.
⁷ Biotin contributes to the maintenance of normal skin and normal hair.
⁸ Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal skin, normal hair and normal nails.
⁹ Selenium contributes to the maintenance of normal hair and normal nails.
¹⁰ Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin.
¹¹ Riboflavin contributes to the maintenance of normal skin. Niacin contributes to the maintenance of normal skin. Iodine contributes to the maintenance of normal skin.
¹² Copper contributes to normal hair pigmentation and normal skin pigmentation.