About this product
Vitamin D3 and zinc bisglycinate provide clear, useful nutrient forms. Greens, mushrooms, adaptogens, and antioxidants suggest broad coverage, but none of those blend quantities is usable.
Four milligrams of biotin is far above routine nutritional needs and can interfere with common laboratory tests. Missing blend amounts and ingredients prevent assessment of dose, allergens, stimulants, and interactions.
Only two grams of protein and thirty servings provide little macronutrient value for the high daily cost. The formula is better avoided by shoppers who prioritize transparent dosing.
Pros
Vitamin D3 amount is disclosed Chelated zinc form Thirty-serving powder
Cons
Most blend quantities are unusable Only two grams of protein Very high serving cost
Warnings
High-dose biotin can distort thyroid, heart, hormone, and other laboratory tests; stop before testing as directed by the clinician or laboratory. Undisclosed adaptogen and mushroom blends prevent complete medication and allergy screening. Greens blends may contain vitamin K, which requires consistent intake with warfarin.
