Grüns packs 60+ ingredients into one daily snack pack: vitamins and minerals, whole fruits and veggies, prebiotics and more. No pills, no powders, no blender.
Here's the ingredient story as Grüns describes it on its own site.
20+ in total, including A, B6, B12, C, D3, E, K2, biotin, folate, niacin and iron.
Real produce is part of the blend, alongside the fortified nutrients.
The "extras" Grüns blends in beyond a standard multivitamin.
6g of fiber per pack, including inulin. The gummy base is pectin, with no gelatin.
ingredients, one snack pack, once a day.
A supplement only works if you remember to take it. That's the pitch for chewing instead of swallowing.
Each pack is a single daily serving, so there's no counting out pills or measuring scoops.
It's a gummy. Take it with breakfast, at your desk, or on the way out the door.
A subscription ships 28 packs every four weeks, and you can pause or cancel any time.
Grüns points to a clinical study and a customer survey. Both come from the company, so read them as the brand's own claims.
Self-reported answers from 3,000+ customers, per Grüns.
There's a version for adults and one for kids. Prices below are the "starting at" figures shown on gruns.co when this page was written.
28 packs every 4 weeks, listed between $49.99 and $57.79 depending on the product, which works out to roughly $1.78–$2.06 a day. Free shipping; pause or cancel any time.
28 packs for $66.65–$77.05 (about $2.38–$2.75 a day), with no free shipping and no first-order discount.
Prices, promotions and new-customer discounts change often and some require a text-message sign-up. Always confirm the final price at checkout on the official site. HSA/FSA eligibility is offered through Truemed, per Grüns.
Three things the brand lists to make a first order feel lower-risk.
If it's not for you, Grüns says you can ask for your money back within 30 days.
The brand says it tests for 70 pesticides, 4 heavy metals, 16 contaminants and 9 microbial contaminants.
Subscriptions can be paused or cancelled any time, according to the official site.
No. Grüns is a dietary supplement, and no supplement replaces a varied diet. Think of it as an add-on, not a substitute.
The brand describes it as plant-based and vegan, and free of gluten, dairy and nuts. If you have a serious allergy, read the full ingredient and allergen statement on the official product page before ordering.
According to Grüns: whole fruits and veggies, super mushrooms, prebiotics, adaptogens and antioxidants. The base is pectin rather than gelatin, and it says there are no synthetic sweeteners or synthetic dyes.
On the official site, subscriptions are listed at roughly $1.78–$2.06 a day and one-time purchases at roughly $2.38–$2.75 a day. Promotions can lower the first order.
Grüns says you can pause or cancel a subscription at any time, and offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. Check the current terms at checkout.
If you are pregnant or nursing, take medication, have a medical condition, or are giving a supplement to a child, ask a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement.
Check the current price and offer on the official site, then decide whether it fits your routine.
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