1st Phorm Micro Factor Review

Micro Factor is presented by 1st Phorm as a complete daily nutrient pack that brings together 6 different products into one convenient daily nutrient packet. According to the page, each serving provides the body with essential vitamins, minerals, and nutrients intended to support whole-body health. The page lists support areas including immune health, natural energy, optimal metabolism, gut and digestive health, nutrient absorption, cardiovascular health, and natural detox. The product is built from six components. The Antioxidant component is described as a blend designed to help neutralize free radicals, which the page says can weaken the body and make it more susceptible to illness. The Multivitamin component contains essential vitamins and minerals that the page says support metabolic processes and energy production. The Probiotic component is listed at 8 billion organisms of beneficial strains intended to support gut balance, digestion, and immune function. The CoQ10 component is described as an antioxidant that helps the body produce cellular energy and supports heart health. The Essential Fatty Acids component is described as an omega-3 blend that the page links to joint, brain, heart and inflammation support. The Fruit and Veggies component is described as a superfood blend including broccoli, kale, spirulina, wheat grass and grape seed extract, intended to support antioxidant activity, cellular detox, digestion and immunity. The page says the six supplements are designed to work together. Directions say to take one packet with water once a day, ideally with a meal, and not to consume more than two packets in a 24-hour period. The FAQ notes that the packet contains 8 pills taken together, that the EFA softgel is made from fish oil containing anchovies, and that Micro Factor Powder is an alternative without fish and without omega-3 that uses a goFAT olive oil blend. The FAQ also notes a two year shelf life and that yellow urine is normal due to riboflavin. The page states the statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Warnings say to keep out of reach of children, not to use under 18, and to consult a physician if you have a medical condition or take meds. The one-time price is $69.99, with a subscription option at $64.99 and a five dollar saving, and the page notes HSA and FSA eligibility.