Lifepharm REFIVE - Daily Vitamin Pack for Women and Men Featuring 5 Complexes and Multivitamins - Helps with Energy Boosting, Anti Aging, Blood Circulation Improvement, and More - 30 Packets

The presentation is first rate. A very polished appearance...great packaging and very bold presentation of how this compound called Laminine can lengthen telomeres...there a bit of reading you can do and all of the information is available on the LifePharm website.I'm not a scientist but I do have a strong belief in science fact. What is offered in this supplement has no extended study, double blind study or proven health benefits of these compounds/ingredients. Altering telomere length in our DNA to prevent the aging progression through use of fertilized avian egg extract & bacteria?Okay so there are some fancy ingredients with fancy names. What is missing is basically most known nutrients, amino acids or vitamins in any usable or recognized concentration - that are scientifically proven to improve one's health.I'd like to think that this preparation might work. Would I have to start taking it daily from about age 30 for the rest of my life to get a benefit? In the mean time, my money seems better spent on supplements that have known effects and provide an actual difference in my health than can be observed, felt or in some way measured.I took a package of these supplements as directed for 30 days and honestly cannot discern any difference in any aspect of my health at all. They are easy to swallow though.For those who beleive in the science of this preparation and also can accommodate the expense without issue - I'd recommend it. Maybe you will live longer and feel better.No matter my beleifs...Give this preparation a try and see what you think.

$7.07 per day....That's what these were retailing for on the day that I ordered them; $212.00 for a 30 day supply.I take MANY supplements; general health, age "deferring" (is there really such a thing as "anti aging"???), and performance (for athletic workouts).I actually make my own daily packs, with many, many supplement bottles sharing the couch with me while I watch some mindless Hallmark movie that does not demand my full attention.Who wouldn't be curious enough to order a supplement that retails for this much?Could it be *that* great, so as to command this price?When I ordered these, the product page photos didn't show the actual supplement facts, like how much vitamin B12, or Zinc, or whatever; nor did it show specifically *what* is in this; (A-Z, as it were) just more of a high level "here are some of the things in here that will benefit you" kind of overview.I will likely have to supplement *this* supplement to continue/maintain the level and type of supplementation that my body is used to.Looking at the facts panel on these and comparing it to my "go to" multis, theses are just NOT *that*.Another reviewer (Vicky) wrote what I thought was a comprehensive and stellar review on these, so I would direct you to her review for all kinds of breakdowns and research on this brand/product offering.The concept or promise of a pack like these is convenience and a sort of completeness, "one and done" with the daily packet.But again, for me anyway, these are not really that.Based on what I'm looking for, there are many "holes" in what this offers, compared to what I believe I need.To make this product transparent and help shoppers to make an educated decision, especially in this stratospheric price range, the brand really should include of images of ALL of the "supplement facts" panels on the product page.One reviewer did include photos, but you may or may not be able to pinch and zoom those images to see if this is something that you feel will meet your needs/want to invest in.For now, here's a physical description of what's in each packet:Two medium sized white colored veggie capsules.As the capsule is white, you cannot see what's in them.One, clear, on the larger side of medium sized, veggie capsule, through which you can see an off white/beige colored powder.One soft gel capsule, dark in color, typically shaped/sized like an oblong krill or fish oil capsule,andOne oblong shaped solid caplet, brown/beige in color.The serving suggestion for adult:Take 2 Laminine, 1 Omega, 1 Digestive, 1 Immune, daily with food.So, as I read it, all at once. I'll space them out thanks.I found each of the items in this packet to be easy to swallow with no offensive taste or odor when I put them in my mouth; I did not experience any undesirable effects (repeating, weird stomach response, etc) after taking them.How do they work/make me feel....I'll have to get back to you on that; keep in mind I'm stacking them with my other supplements; even so, I will update this review with my experience/impressions in 30-45 days.I've given this product an initial 4 star rating based on *perceived* quality of ingredients.I hope this review has enabled you to make an informed purchase decision.I rarely give an overall 5 star rating.

I have to get the elephant out of the room, but for 30 packs of supplements this has gotta be a bit pricy. The nicest part of this kit is that each of the packs are individually wrapped to make it easy to carry on the go daily. Although there are a good amount of vitamins included they essential renamed each vitamin and listed what each capsule has inside.The taste after swallowing was not bad and didn't upset my stomach even without eating a meal before. If you really want individually sealed supplements and don't want to make your own to-go packs this is a decent option, but it will not erase all the supplements an average person consumes.

I take a LOT of supplements! I don't like medication and with several injuries and aging, I like the homeopathic way of keeping healthy. When I saw these, I really didn't see a list of ingredients or nutritional panel but at this price point, I thought what the heck, let's try it. I like that these are in individual packets so you can just grab one and take it. That is very convenient, especially for travel. This does have a nice balance of ingredients for general needs. Unfortunately, it does not have everything that I would need to keep my health going the way I want it to. So at this price point, it would not be a good economical value for me considering I would still need to add a lot of supplements to it. This could be right for someone else. I do think the company should show the ingredient list for each vitamin on the page.

These supplements are very high quality, but lack certain vitamins that I typically take. Pills are a little large and can be difficult to swallow. I like that all five pills come in an easy to carry pack. A little too expensive.

The fact that it comes prepackaged and split up into daily packets is very convenient. The vitamins that are in them are great, I do feel its on a higher price range