World's First Low-Stain Coffee
Developed by a Dental Student.
Naturally purified to remove staining compounds.
Produced under FDA Good Manufacturing Practices Part 117 guidelines and approved by the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) for sale

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The Science:
Why Coffee Turns Teeth Yellow
Problem: Chlorogenic Acids (CGAs)
- Coffee contains many pigments called CGAs or tannins. Research shows they are the main compound that stains teeth (Utami et al., 2026).
Solution: Remove CGAs
- Everest Peak Coffee uses a natural purification technique to reduce ~70% of the CGAs.
Prevention
Reduces stain-causing compounds before they reach your teeth.
Whitening Strips
Works after stains have already set in. Can be costly and time-consuming over time.
15 cups
$15
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Formulated
Only 40 Containers Available
Professional
Founded by a Dental Student
LAB Analysis
Confirms less CGAs than normal coffee
Preventative
Less pigments bind to the enamel
All Natural
No added chemicals or preservatives
We soaked real teeth samples in our coffee and measured stain levels to scientifically confirm Everest causes significantly less discoloration than regular coffee.
How I Turned My Kitchen Into A Lab
It started during my gap year working at a dental office.
Every morning, I would rush out of the house, sipping my daily black coffee on the commute. When I got to work, I’d watch hygienists scrub dark yellow stains off patients' teeth. It hit me: I was damaging my own smile every single morning.
I searched for a coffee that didn't stain, but it didn't exist. So, I decided to make it. I turned my parents' house kitchen into a makeshift chemistry lab, testing natural ways to extract the binding compounds without.
The result is Everest Peak: The world's first low-stain coffee.
I am selling this Beta Batch at cost to get feedback. I need you to be my judges and let me know the truth. We are building this brand together.
- Kahan Thakar, Founder, and Dental Student

CGAs
4.0-6.0 mg/ml of CGAs.
Lab test
Farah et al. (2006)
Confirmation
Fujika & Shibamoto.
Clinical test
Our product clinically approved
Everest Coffee
60–75% less than regular coffee.
Lab analysis
Contains 0.736% chlorogenic acids (w/w).
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Real coffee.
70% less staining.

- The Method: Our purification process gently targets and removes heavy stain-causing tannins.
- The Benefit: Drink your daily cup and keep your whitening results.
- The Standard: We start with 100% Arabica Colombian coffee beans selected for naturally low tannins.
Frequently Asked Questions
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- How coffee stains teet
- Coffee contains tannins, aka chlorogenic acids (CGAs), which are plant-derived pigmented polyphenols that break down in water. These bind to the tooth's surface and move into the pores that cause tooth discoloration (Kim et al., 2024)
- Tannins contribute to the bitter taste and the dry mouthfeel of coffee.
- Coffee has been attributed to be the GREATEST cause of yellowing of the teeth by scientists and medical professionals alike.
- Whitening strips only treat symptoms
- While 3D Crest Whitening Strips do a great job of removing these stains, spending 50$ on whitening strips every few months is simply unreasonable. Plus, risks of whitening strips include tooth sensitivity, gum irritation, and enamel damage. This damage causes even more staining the next time you drink your morning cup of coffee
- Unlike whitening toothpastes that make vague claims, our formula is backed by published lab analysis.
- Prevention
- Our coffee reduces staining compounds
- Prevents staining in the first place.
- Everest Peak helps you protect your smile from your very first cup.



Scientific Proof
CGA lab test results (60–75% less than regular coffee)
- Typical medium roast coffees contain between 4.0-6.0 mg/ml of CGAs
- Farah et al. (2006) reported values ranging from 4.4 to 6.1 mg/mL in brewed Arabic medium roasts
- Visual data (bar chart or comparison blocks)
- Clinical test summary (teeth soaked in coffee)
- This experiment involved 7 teeth soaked in 2 different groups
- All teeth were either anterior or premolar teeth
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teeth soaked in coffee
- This experiment involved 7 teeth soaked in 2 different groups
- All teeth were either anterior or premolar teeth
- All teeth were bleach treated pre experiment
- 4 teeth were in the control group (coffee without manipulation)
- 3 teeth were in the tx group (my treated coffee)
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