Kindred Labs
4.4 · 3.9kBiotin & Zinc Daily
- Lowest price
- £14.99
- Cost per serving
- 8p
- Servings
- 180
Saw palmetto and horsetail alongside the standard hair nutrients.
At a glance
A botanical-led take on the hair formula, combining the familiar biotin and zinc base with saw palmetto, horsetail and organic bamboo silica. Fielding & Bloom lists the extract ratios, which is more than most botanical formulas do.
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The brand
An independent British brand working with organic certified botanicals. Packaging is glass and recycled board, and the brand publishes its sourcing regions.
Sustainability
Certified organic botanicals, glass bottle, compostable label.What is in it
Every active ingredient amount is printed on the label.
A B vitamin found in almost every hair and nail formula, frequently at many times the reference intake. Deficiency is rare in people eating a varied diet. Typical serving across the market: 50µg – 5000µg. Published human research: moderate.
A mineral with authorised claims for skin, hair and nails. Worth checking the total across everything you take, as it is in most multivitamins too. Typical serving across the market: 5mg – 15mg. Published human research: extensive.
A gentler form of iron than sulfate. Iron is one to be careful with: only supplement it when there is a reason to. Typical serving across the market: 14mg – 20mg. Published human research: extensive.
Other ingredients
Saw palmetto extract 320mg (10:1), Horsetail extract 200mg (4:1), Organic bamboo silica 150mg.
Read the pack, not this page
Formulations and allergen declarations change without notice. Always read the label on the pack you actually receive, particularly if you have an allergy.Where to buy
3 retailers checked. Prices last updated in this prototype as sample data.
Brand direct
Ships from the brand · subscription usually cheapest here
£39.50
£33.57 on subscription
Lowest seen in 90 days: £37.23
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How the cost works out
Cost per serving is the fairest way to compare, because pack sizes vary enormously within the same category. It still does not account for how much active ingredient is in each serving — check that too.
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What customers say
Aggregated themes rather than a single star rating, because the useful signal is usually in what people repeatedly complain about.
1,702 reviews
Aggregated from retailer reviews, brand site. Sample data for this prototype — no real customer reviews are shown, and no review here has been checked for medical accuracy.
What people liked
What came up repeatedly
“Took a good ten weeks before I noticed less hair in the shower. Worth the patience.”
Verity C.··Apothecary RowVerified purchase
“Check the iron against your multivitamin. I was taking too much between the two.”
Nia T.··Thornbury HealthVerified purchase
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Cheaper, more expensive and similar options within skin, hair and nails.
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