Daily Harvest review
Updated September 30, 2026 · ThriveCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
Daily Harvest suits US shoppers who want greens and vitamins delivered as a powder subscription rather than a single bottle. It is third party tested and carries an organic certification, but at $8.49 a serving a daily habit adds up quickly.
Key facts
- Best for
- A US subscriber who wants certified organic greens and vitamins powder on one recurring order.
- Price from
- $8.49 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Price per serving
- $8.49 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Third-party tested
- Yes (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Subscription discount
- 10% (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Certifications
- Organic (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Money-back period
- 0 days (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Markets
- US (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Legal entity
- Daily Harvest, Inc. (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Headquarters
- United States (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Support channels
- Email, Phone, Help-centre (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Products
- Greens, Vitamins minerals
- Diets
- Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten free
- Official website
- daily-harvest.com
Apps and profiles
- Get the app
- Google Play
Pros and cons
Pros
- Third party testing and organic certification are both stated, so quality and sourcing claims can be read against published information.
- Product types greens and vitamins minerals cover a greens line and a vitamins and minerals line, where ProSolution Plus and TestRX list product types vitamins minerals and vitamins minerals.
- Diets vegan, vegetarian and gluten free mean a vegan, vegetarian or gluten free shopper can order without filtering the range.
- Service is built for US and support covers email, phone and help centre, so a US shopper has a phone route as well as email and a help centre.
Cons
- The money back period is 0 days, so there is no refund window to absorb a blend that does not work out.
- Per serving at $8.49, the daily habit costs more than the $8.49 entry price suggests, and the saving only applies while the subscription runs.
- The catalogue is narrower than DocMorris, whose product types multivitamins, vitamins minerals and omega 3 add probiotics, collagen, sleep and stress and electrolyte lines.
- Service runs in US only, so shoppers in other countries have no delivery route and no returns address.
Who it suits
- US shoppers who want a greens powder and a vitamins blend on one subscription.
- People who look for third party testing and organic certification before buying.
- Shoppers on a vegan, vegetarian or gluten free diet, covered by diets vegan, vegetarian and gluten free.
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone who wants a broad catalogue: DocMorris carries product types multivitamins, vitamins minerals and omega 3 across far more lines.
- Anyone who wants vitamins and minerals with no greens blend on the order: ProSolution Plus lists product types vitamins minerals and TestRX lists product types vitamins minerals.
Prices
The price to hold on to for a Daily Harvest pouch is $8.49, and the same figure is quoted as the cost of a serving, $8.49. Per serving is the fairer line to compare across brands, because it holds whether a pouch is bought once or on repeat. Readers weighing price at entry and at renewal should expect the renewal to land on that list price, with the subscription saving set out under core features as the only reduction running alongside it. A daily blend turns $8.49 into a monthly sum, so the per serving figure matters more here than the headline number.
Core features
The powder range is third party tested, and subscription orders take 10% off the listed price, which is the part that carries into the renewals on a repeat order. Against that, the money back period is 0 days, so there is no refund window to lean on if a blend turns out not to suit a shopper. Read together, the testing and the subscription saving make the range easy to judge on paper, and the refund period is the part that leaves the first decision with the customer.
How it compares on our data
On price from, Daily Harvest ranks 12 of 157 brands, which places the entry price near the affordable end of the market. On price per serving it ranks 120 of 121, the far end of that list. Readers weighing price at entry and at renewal should read both lines rather than one: the sticker price is competitive, while the cost of a daily serving is where the money goes.
The company behind it
The legal entity is Daily Harvest, Inc., registered in the United States, so the service sits with a named US operation rather than a marketplace of resellers. Support runs on email, phone and help centre, which gives a shopper with a question about a delivery or a subscription change more than one route in, including a person on the phone. That pairing matters for a repeat order, since most questions arrive after the first pouch, when a phone call beats a help centre search.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a Daily Harvest pouch cost?+
A Daily Harvest pouch is listed at $8.49, and the same figure is quoted as the cost of a serving, $8.49. A subscription renews against that list price, so the saving to budget for is the subscription discount rather than a lower entry fee. Work out a month of servings from the per serving figure before committing.
Does a Daily Harvest subscription cost less?+
Subscription orders take 10% off the listed price of a pouch. That saving applies to the repeat orders as well as the opening one, so a shopper who keeps the subscription in place pays less per pouch than the $8.49 list figure suggests. Buyers ordering a single pouch pay the listed price.
Is Daily Harvest third party tested?+
Yes. Daily Harvest states that its products are third party tested, and the range also carries organic certification. Between the two, a shopper can judge the ingredients and the finished powder on published claims rather than marketing language. The testing statement is made at brand level, so it covers the range as sold.
Which diets does Daily Harvest suit?+
The range is built around vegan, vegetarian and gluten free, so a vegan, vegetarian or gluten free shopper can order without checking each pouch. The blend format also suits people who prefer a drink to tablets, and the same lines cover the greens and the vitamins and minerals ends. Anyone eating outside those diets should read the ingredient list for the specific blend.
Where can I order Daily Harvest?+
Daily Harvest delivers to US, and the company behind the service is registered in the United States. In practice that makes this a US purchase priced in US dollars, with delivery set up around US addresses. Shoppers based in another country need a seller in their own market rather than this one.
What kinds of products does Daily Harvest sell?+
Product types greens and vitamins minerals cover both ends of the daily supplement shelf in one brand: a greens line and a vitamins and minerals line. The practical effect is that a single subscription can cover a vegetable powder and a vitamin blend together rather than running separate orders. For a wider catalogue, DocMorris lists product types multivitamins, vitamins minerals and omega 3.
Can I get a refund if I do not like it?+
The money back period is 0 days, so there is no refund window to fall back on. That makes a first order more of a commitment than at brands offering a trial period, and the subscription saving of 10% only applies to orders that continue. Weigh the format carefully before starting a repeat order.
How do I contact Daily Harvest?+
Support runs on email, phone and help centre, so a question can go in by email, through the help centre or by phone. A phone call is the quickest route for a delivery or subscription change, while the help centre suits ingredient and routine questions. Live conversation happens by phone rather than chat.
Sources
- daily-harvest.com/blogs/faq checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Diets, Markets, Price from, Price per serving
“All of our food is gluten-free. ... We use plant-based ingredients”
- daily-harvest.com/collections/elixirs checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Products
“100% of your daily vitamin C from real fruits and vegetables. Frozen into cubes ... Green smoothies such as Ginger + Greens and Tropical Greens Protein in the shop range”
- daily-harvest.com/collections/shop-all checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Subscription discount
“Every subscription order $100+ automatically gets 10% off.”
- daily-harvest.com/pages/about checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Certifications, Third-party tested
“All Daily Harvest products are: Certified organic”
- daily-harvest.com/pages/contact checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Support channels
“Call Us: (888) 302-0305 Our team is available to talk Monday-Friday: 9AM-6PM ET ... Email Us: Reach out at hello@daily-harvest.com ... For other questions, take a look at our FAQs.”
- daily-harvest.com/policies/terms-of-service checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Headquarters, Legal entity, Money-back period
“Daily Harvest, Inc., Attn: DMCA Designated Agent 99 Hudson Street, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10013”
Compiled from 6 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.
Daily Harvest
A US subscriber who wants certified organic greens and vitamins powder on one recurring order.