Glorious Daily HeartGlow Protein Shake
A 900g chocolate shake bag that puts 22g of organic pea protein, 750mg of oat beta-glucan, 100mg of CoQ10, 200mg of cocoa flavanols, and 1000mg of plant omegas into one 60g serving, at $99.95 for 15 servings.
One 60g scoop-pair carries 22g of organic pea protein, 7g of fiber, 750mg of oat beta-glucan, 200mg of cocoa flavanols, 1000mg of plant omegas, and 100mg of CoQ10, and the 900g bag costs $99.95, verified August 2026. The interesting part is not the formula, it is the published certificate of analysis.
Price: $99.95 · Verified: 2026-08-15
One 60g scoop-pair carries 22g of organic pea protein, 7g of fiber, 750mg of oat beta-glucan, 200mg of cocoa flavanols, 1000mg of plant omegas, and 100mg of CoQ10, and the 900g bag costs $99.95, verified August 2026. The interesting part is not the formula, it is the published certificate of analysis.
HeartGlow is Glorious Daily's flagship: a vegan chocolate powder the brand positions as a single morning shake in place of a handful of separate cardiovascular supplements. The label math is straightforward and we verified it on the brand's own product page. A serving is 2 scoops, 60g, and the bag is net 900g, which is exactly 15 servings. Per serving the brand publishes 210 calories, 22g organic non-GMO pea protein, 7g total dietary fiber, 750mg oat beta-glucan from 7.5g Nutrim oat bran, 1000mg or more of omega 3, 6, and 9 from Ahiflower oil, 200mg cocoa flavanols from CocoaDynamics cocoa powder, and 100mg CoQ10. The full ingredient list runs organic pea protein, oat milk powder, natural flavors, Nutrim oat bran, allulose, CocoaDynamics high flavanol cocoa powder, dry Ahiflower oil powder, inulin, stevia leaf extract, coenzyme Q10, and monk fruit extract. Glorious Daily describes the product as supporting heart health as part of a healthy diet; that is the brand's own structure-function framing, the label carries the standard FDA disclaimer, and this page makes no efficacy claim of its own.
The testing disclosure is better than most of this category. The brand publishes a Lot 1 certificate of analysis from Light Labs of Ann Arbor, Michigan, which the page describes as ISO 17025 accredited, tested May 2026, with the scanned COA pages posted for anyone to open. Published results: protein measured at 23 g per serving, glyphosate and AMPA not detected, total plate count and total mold and total yeast each under 10 CFU/g, salmonella and E. coli not detected, gluten not detected below 2.5 ppm, sodium 359 mg per serving, arsenic under 1.2 mcg, cadmium under 4.4 mcg, lead under 1.3 mcg, and mercury not detected. Two caveats a buyer should hold onto: that is one lot, not a per-batch published history, and we read the summary table rather than auditing the lab paperwork line by line.
The price structure is where this gets awkward. A single bag is $99.95, which is $6.66 a serving, and it is the only way to buy less than 1.8kg of chocolate powder before you know whether you like it. The economics only work at volume: 4 bags one-time is $239.80, 6 bags is $329.84, and the best per-bag rate is the Buy 6 Get 6 Free subscription at $575.40 every 180 days, or $47.95 a bag and $3.20 a serving. That is a 2.1x spread between the trial price and the committed price, and the brand's 90-day guarantee is written for unopened bags, with exchange or store credit as the fallback for opened ones.
Two more things worth knowing before you buy. Sodium is 359 mg per serving on the COA, which is real for a product you drink every morning. And the site's own footer carries a California Proposition 65 warning naming lead and cadmium, which is required disclosure rather than a test failure, but you should see it before it surprises you at checkout.
Buyers who want one plant-protein breakfast shake instead of four separate cardiovascular supplement bottles, who will actually commit to the multi-bag subscription that brings it to $3.20 a serving, and who value a published third-party COA over the lowest cost per gram of protein.
Skip it if you want to sample before committing, because the smallest purchase is a full 900g bag at $99.95 and $6.66 a serving. Also skip if you are watching sodium at 359 mg a serving, if you want per-batch rather than single-lot test results, or if you only need protein, where a plain whey or pea isolate costs a fraction of this.
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Glorious Daily HeartGlow Chocolate Indulgence 5 in 1 Protein Shake cross-shops across several editorial surfaces on this site: the full brand catalog and the price band it qualifies for.
Glorious Daily HeartGlow Chocolate Indulgence 5 in 1 Protein Shake - buyer FAQ
How much does Glorious Daily HeartGlow cost?
$99.95 for one 900g bag of 15 servings, verified August 15, 2026 against both the gloriousdaily.com WooCommerce Store API and the live product page. That is $6.66 a serving. Volume drops it sharply: 4 bags one-time is $239.80, 6 bags is $329.84, and the cheapest rate is the Buy 6 Get 6 Free subscription at $575.40 every 180 days, which works out to $47.95 a bag and $3.20 a serving. One caveat: the Buy 3 Get 3 Free tier read $299.70 on the landing page and $299.95 in the store API on the same day, so confirm the figure in the cart.
What is in one serving of HeartGlow?
A serving is 2 scoops, 60g, and the 900g bag holds 15 of them. Per serving the brand publishes 210 calories, 22g organic non-GMO pea protein, 7g total fiber including 750mg oat beta-glucan from 7.5g Nutrim oat bran, 1000mg or more of omega 3, 6, and 9 from Ahiflower oil, 200mg cocoa flavanols from CocoaDynamics cocoa powder, and 100mg CoQ10. Full ingredient list: organic pea protein, oat milk powder, natural flavors, Nutrim oat bran, allulose, CocoaDynamics high flavanol cocoa powder, dry Ahiflower oil powder, inulin, stevia leaf extract, coenzyme Q10, and monk fruit extract. Those are the brand's own label figures, verified on its product page in August 2026.
Is HeartGlow third-party tested?
Yes, and the brand publishes the paperwork. A Lot 1 certificate of analysis from Light Labs of Ann Arbor, Michigan, described on the page as an ISO 17025 accredited lab and dated May 2026, reports protein at 23 g per serving, glyphosate and AMPA not detected, total plate count and total mold and total yeast each under 10 CFU/g, salmonella and E. coli not detected, gluten not detected below 2.5 ppm, sodium 359 mg per serving, arsenic under 1.2 mcg, cadmium under 4.4 mcg, lead under 1.3 mcg, and mercury not detected. It covers one lot as of August 2026, not a rolling per-batch history, and we read the published summary rather than auditing the lab report line by line.
What are the trade-offs on HeartGlow?
Four worth naming. The single bag at $99.95 is $6.66 a serving, roughly 2.1x the $3.20 you pay on the Buy 6 Get 6 Free subscription, so the trial price is the worst price. There is no sample size, the smallest purchase is a full 900g bag. Sodium runs 359 mg per serving on the published COA, which adds up in a daily shake. And the site's footer carries a California Proposition 65 warning naming lead and cadmium, which is a disclosure requirement rather than a failed test, but it belongs in your decision.
Do you have to subscribe, and what is the refund policy?
No subscription is required. The single 900g bag sells one-time at $99.95, and the landing page's one-time tab lists 2 bags at $129.90, 4 bags at $239.80, and 6 bags at $329.84. The Buy 4 Get 4 Free and Buy 6 Get 6 Free tiers are subscription-only and the brand states you can cancel anytime. Glorious Daily advertises a 90-day money-back guarantee; its own wording promises a full refund for unopened bags and offers exchange or store credit otherwise, so read that distinction before opening all six.
Glorious Daily HeartGlow Protein Shake
$99.95 · Verified 2026-08-15
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