Most people don't quit a supplement because the label stopped making sense to them. They quit because a Tuesday got long, the bottle moved to a different shelf, and by the second missed week the habit was gone before anyone decided to end it.

The Daily Office treats that collapse as the problem to design around, not an afterthought once the formula is set. Two rites, each tied to a fixed hour, sized to sit inside a routine that already exists rather than asking for a new one.

Adherence, not ingredients, is what decides whether a protocol does anything at all.