Long ingredient lists, mysterious “proprietary blends” and labels requiring detective work aren't exactly helpful when all you really want to know is what you're putting into your body.
Amaris Mint is hoping to make things rather more straightforward.
The clinician-founded Swedish Daily Nutrition™ company has confirmed that its BioBoost range has been available to UK customers since April 2026, bringing its Swedish-made approach to everyday nutrition to British consumers.
Founded by clinicians Dr Nillie Teymouri and Tina Hirst, who have more than 25 years of combined clinical practice behind them, Amaris Mint was created in response to an increasingly crowded and sometimes confusing nutrition market.
At the heart of the range is BioBoost Balance+ Protein, a whey protein product available in Vanilla, Cinnamon and Chai flavours.
Each 750g pouch contains more than 30 clearly declared ingredients, including collagen peptides, vitamins, minerals, fibre, live cultures, digestive enzymes and selected botanicals. It has an RRP of £89.99.
For those who prefer capsules, there's also BioBoost Vital Balance, a complementary food supplement containing vitamin D3, zinc and selected botanical ingredients. Each bottle contains 60 capsules and costs £68.99.
What particularly caught our attention is the company's emphasis on telling customers exactly what's in its products. There are no proprietary blends, while ingredients and serving amounts are clearly declared.
“People should not have to decode complicated labels to understand what they are choosing,” co-founder Tina Hirst told That's Food and Drink.
That's an approach we can certainly appreciate.
The products are manufactured in Sweden at an FSSC 22000-certified facility, with documented quality controls and full batch traceability. It's worth noting that the certification applies to the manufacturing facility rather than the individual products.
Amaris Mint describes its philosophy as “Science-led. Made in Sweden. Designed for everyday life.” Rather than promising nutritional miracles, the emphasis is on products designed to slot conveniently into an existing daily routine.
Of course, supplements shouldn't be regarded as substitutes for a varied, balanced diet, and anyone with particular health conditions, allergies or medication considerations should check the ingredients carefully and seek appropriate professional advice where necessary.
For those interested in exploring the range, full ingredient lists, allergen information and directions for use are available from Amaris Mint.
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