Engineering release / consumer copy
Most supplement labels are written to be skimmed. This one is drawn to be read. Every material in the pouch, its exact quantity, and the reason it made the drawing.
Reference numbers on the right correspond to the printed panel. Nothing appears in the schematic that is not on the physical pouch.
The prebiotic. In a randomized controlled trial, this inulin type increased beneficial Bifidobacteria roughly 5x versus placebo.*
A serious immune-support quantity, relevant because about 70% of the immune system is located in the gut.
The botanical behind the flavor name, included for traditional immune support.
Sweetness without sugar, which keeps a serving at five calories and compatible with nearly any way of eating.
Produced in a facility that also processes the major allergens, listed verbatim in the footer of this page and on the pouch.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Servings per pouch | 30 |
| Serving format | 1 scoop, dissolved in water |
| Flavor | Elderberry Bliss (tart) |
| Refrigeration required | None, shelf stable |
| Cost per day, single pouch | about $1.00 |
| Country of manufacture | USA |
Inulin is not digested en route, so it reaches the colon and feeds the beneficial bacteria already established there. No live cultures to keep alive, nothing to refrigerate.
Because the gut hosts roughly 70% of the immune system, the vitamin C and elderberry ride along in the same daily habit instead of a second bottle.
1.9 g is printed on the panel, not hidden inside a proprietary blend, so you can hold the label directly against the published research.
Five calories, instant dissolve, tart berry flavor. The engineering goal was a routine that survives contact with real mornings.
*Referenced studies examine ingredient types used in this formula, not this finished product.
Thirty mornings per pouch. Multi-packs lower the unit cost.
Drawing
DE-103 REV C
Title
DAILY-EEZE, ANNOTATED
Drawn by
EEZE NATURAL HEALTH
Scale
1:1