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Got questions? Good.

As a precaution, please check with your doctor before drinking Pink Water if you are pregnant. DAHA Amber carries a daily limit, printed on the pack, and is not meant to be drunk all day the way Pink is.

What is a “functional water”?+

Water that does something beyond hydration. In our case, a single natural ingredient does the work instead of added sugar, caffeine or dye. Think flavoured water, but with a purpose.

Am I drinking plain water with something added?+

You are drinking water that a single plant-based, organic ingredient has sat in. Nothing artificial is added. No dye, no chemicals, no sugar, no flavouring. The colour and the taste both come from the plant itself.

How much do I use, and how long does it last?+

Each pack is dosed for one litre. Pink Water can be topped up through the day. DAHA Amber is a single measured pour, with a daily ceiling printed on the pack.

Is this safe in pregnancy?+

As a precaution, please check with your doctor before drinking Pink Water if you are pregnant.

What does it actually taste like?+

Clean and faintly earthy. Not sweet, not floral. DAHA Amber is more astringent, closer to a light tea.

Is this a supplement or a medicine?+

Neither. It is a food product, made the way Kerala households have always made it. No health claim is intended.

Why don’t you say what’s in it?+

We will, once we are ready. For now, it is a single organic, plant-based ingredient from Kerala, documented in classical Ayurvedic texts and used in households there for generations. We would rather you taste it and ask us directly than read a label before you have tried it.

How is this different from green tea?+

It is not a substitute, and we are not claiming it is better. Just a different habit. No caffeine, nothing to steep and strain, and a pot you drink through the day rather than a cup.

Does it have caffeine? Can I drink it in the evening?+

No caffeine at all. That is why people drink Pink Water any time of day, evenings included.

How does this compare to hibiscus tea?+

It is the closest reference most people already know. Both are caffeine free, and both are coloured only by the plant, not a dye. Ours is gentler and faintly sweet, closer to water than to tea, and it is a whole pot, not a cup.