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ThryveOn Naturals (ThryveOn LLC) is the company behind ThryveOn VITALS — a daily wellness product built around full ingredient disclosure, manufactured by Vitaquest International in New Jersey, USA.

ThryveOn currently offers VITALS, a 63-ingredient daily foundational stick pack. Hydration and protein products are in development and will be held to the same disclosure standard.

ThryveOn Naturals is a newer company. This is stated directly rather than obscured — ThryveOn does not yet have the public review volume or years-on-market history that some competitors do.

See the Our Science page for formulation philosophy and the Full Ingredient Index for every ingredient's individual dose and rationale.

ThryveOn VITALS is a daily foundational wellness powder in a 16.1g stick-pack format, containing 63 individually disclosed ingredients with zero proprietary blends, manufactured by Vitaquest International in New Jersey, USA.

ThryveOn VITALS is priced at $99.99 for a one-time purchase, or $89.99 per month with Subscribe & Save (10% off).

Yes. ThryveOn VITALS is formulated to be vegan, non-GMO, and gluten-free, with no artificial sweeteners, flavors, or colors and no added sugar.

ThryveOn VITALS is available in Mixed Berry and Tropical Punch.

ThryveOn VITALS is manufactured by Vitaquest International in New Jersey, USA, in a cGMP (21 CFR Part 111) facility.

Mix one 16.1g stick pack with 250–350 ml of cold or room-temperature water daily. VITALS is formulated as a single daily serving covering foundational nutrition, adaptogens, and functional ingredients in one stick.

Morning, with or after breakfast, is recommended — several fat-soluble ingredients (D3, E, beta-carotene, lutein, CoQ10) absorb better with a meal containing some fat. Avoid hot water, which can degrade heat-sensitive vitamins.

VITALS is currently ThryveOn's only available product. Hydration and protein products are in development and will be formulated to work alongside it.

VITALS is available in Mixed Berry and Tropical Punch flavors, naturally sweetened with OnoSweet™ rebaudioside M (from fermented rice) — no artificial sweeteners.

Yes — ThryveOn offers free shipping to Canada and the USA on all orders, no minimum spend.

ThryveOn currently ships to Canada and the United States only.

Orders are typically processed within 1–2 business days, with delivery in 3–8 business days depending on your location.

Yes — a tracking link is included in your shipping confirmation email, and order status is visible in your account.

Email info@thryveonnaturals.com within 14 days of delivery with your order number and a photo, and we'll send a replacement or refund at no cost to you.

Sign in to your account, open your subscription, and choose Skip, Pause or Cancel — no fees, no minimum term. You can also email info@thryveonnaturals.com.

Subscribe & Save offers a discounted recurring price ($89.99/month, 10% off) compared to a one-time purchase ($99.99), in exchange for automatic recurring delivery every 4 weeks.

Yes, from your account dashboard before each shipment processes.

Yes. Subscriptions renew automatically every 4 weeks, and you can cancel at any time from your account before the next renewal, with no fees.

VITALS is formulated as a daily foundational supplement with disclosed doses for all 63 ingredients, manufactured by Vitaquest International in a cGMP facility. As with any supplement, consult your doctor if you have existing health conditions, take medications, are pregnant or nursing, or have specific health concerns.

Several VITALS ingredients (including adaptogens and botanicals) may interact with certain medications or health conditions. Review the full ingredient list and consult your healthcare provider before starting any new supplement.

VITALS is formulated to be gluten-free, non-GMO, and vegan, free from dairy, soy, egg, tree nuts, peanuts, shellfish and sesame, with no artificial sweeteners, flavors or colors.

No individual product from ThryveOn has been clinically studied as a complete finished formula. Evidence cited across ThryveOn's comparison and science pages applies to individual ingredients studied separately, not the finished VITALS formula as a whole.

A proprietary blend is a group of ingredients listed together on a Supplement Facts panel under one combined weight, rather than each showing its own individual amount. It's legal, but it prevents verifying whether any single ingredient inside is present at a dose consistent with published research.

A named complex functions the same way as a proprietary blend — multiple ingredients share one combined weight rather than individual disclosed amounts. The branded name doesn't change what it prevents you from verifying.

Not inherently. It's a labeling choice, not proof of an underdosed formula. The issue is that a well-dosed blend and a poorly-dosed one look identical from the label alone.

Check the Supplement Facts panel for an individual number (mg, mcg, or IU) next to each ingredient. If several ingredients share one combined number under a named blend, individual doses aren't disclosed for those ingredients.

No. ThryveOn VITALS discloses an individual amount for all 63 of its ingredients, with zero proprietary blends or named complexes.

According to IM8's published ingredient panel, yes — Essentials PRO groups ingredients into five named complexes (Raw Superfoods, Hydra Electrolytes, Essential Amino & Renew, Joint & Muscle, and CRT8), several of which combine multiple ingredients under one weight without individual amounts.

P5P (pyridoxal-5-phosphate) is the bioactive coenzyme form of Vitamin B6. Unlike standard pyridoxine, it doesn't require a liver conversion step before the body can use it.

R5P (riboflavin-5-phosphate) is the bioactive coenzyme form of Vitamin B2, analogous to P5P for B6.

CDP-Choline, or Citicoline, is a choline-donor compound studied for memory support. A 2021 RCT found improved memory in healthy older adults at 500mg/day; VITALS contains 100mg. It's generally more bioavailable than Choline Bitartrate, a cheaper, more common form.

Chemical form affects absorption and, sometimes, manufacturing cost and stability. For most healthy adults the difference between standard and bioactive forms is real but modest.

A delivery method that coats an ingredient in a protective layer, commonly used for compounds sensitive to oxidation, heat, or light, to preserve potency over shelf life.

Not necessarily for every consumer. Bioactive forms typically cost more and are sometimes less stable. For a healthy adult with normal digestion, the functional difference is often modest.

A third-party certification screening for over 280 substances banned by major sporting organizations, aimed at athletes subject to anti-doping testing.

A manufacturing facility certification focused on quality and safety standards during production.

According to IM8's own materials, yes — IM8 states its ingredients and dosages are third-party tested, and Essentials PRO is NSF Certified for Sport.

Every production batch will be independently tested for identity, potency, heavy metals, microbes and pesticides before release, with certificates of analysis published by lot number on our Quality page.

IM8's standard monthly subscription (~$89) is close to ThryveOn VITALS ($89.99/month) — a discounted quarterly IM8 plan may bring the effective monthly rate lower, so check IM8's current offers. One-time pricing is also close ($99.99 ThryveOn vs. ~$112 IM8).

Subscription pricing (recurring, automatic reorders) is typically discounted compared to a single one-time purchase.

Price divided by number of individually disclosed ingredients. Ingredients inside a proprietary blend arguably shouldn't count the same way.

It depends what you're optimizing for. IM8 carries NSF Certified for Sport status and a broader total ingredient count. ThryveOn has zero proprietary blends versus IM8's five named complexes, and discloses every ingredient individually with its exact amount.

IM8 Essentials PRO has more total ingredients (approximately 90) than ThryveOn VITALS (63). However, ThryveOn discloses 100% of its ingredients individually, while roughly a quarter of IM8's ingredients are grouped into named complexes without individual amounts.

ThryveOn VITALS includes Lutein (10mg) and Zeaxanthin (2mg) at doses matching the AREDS2 clinical trial reference formula. IM8 Essentials PRO's published ingredient panel does not include any dedicated eye-health ingredient.

ThryveOn VITALS includes Lion's Mane at 500mg (fruiting body extract). Lion's Mane does not appear on IM8's published ingredient panel.

IM8 Essentials PRO is NSF Certified for Sport. ThryveOn VITALS is not currently certified.

Common IM8 alternatives in the daily all-in-one wellness powder category include AG1 (formerly Athletic Greens) and ThryveOn VITALS. See the full ThryveOn vs IM8 comparison.

IM8 (IM8 Daily Ultimate Essentials, including the PRO formula) is an all-in-one daily wellness powder co-founded by David Beckham and developed with a Scientific Advisory Board. It combines vitamins, minerals, probiotics, greens, and adaptogens into a single daily drink.

IM8 Essentials PRO costs approximately $112 for a one-time purchase, or around $89 per month on a standard monthly subscription. Confirm exact current pricing, including any promotional or quarterly-plan rates, on IM8's checkout page.

Yes, according to IM8's published product information, Essentials PRO is vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, and non-GMO.

IM8 Essentials PRO is available in three flavors: Açaí + Mixed Berries, Lemon + Orange, and Mango + Passion Fruit.

It depends on your priorities. IM8 offers broad ingredient coverage (~90 ingredients) and NSF Certified for Sport status. Its main tradeoff: roughly a quarter of its ingredients are grouped into named complexes without individual dose disclosure.

ThryveOn has a larger serving size (16.1g vs 13g) with fewer total ingredients (63 vs 83), and discloses every amount with zero proprietary blends. ThryveOn includes Vitamin D3 at 2,000 IU, which AG1's core formula doesn't. AG1 has a longer track record. See the full ThryveOn vs AG1 comparison.

Yes. AG1 Next Gen contains 3 proprietary blends combining roughly 42 ingredients without individual dose disclosure. ThryveOn VITALS has zero proprietary blends.

No. AG1 Next Gen does not include Vitamin D in the core formula. ThryveOn VITALS includes 2,000 IU of Vitamin D3 in every stick pack.

ConsumerLab reported lead in AG1's original formula in a January 2023 review. AG1 Next Gen is a reformulated product; current-formula testing results were not confirmed for this page.

AG1's subscription is $79/month versus ThryveOn's $89.99/month. AG1 doesn't include Vitamin D3, which narrows the practical difference somewhat.

AG1 (formerly Athletic Greens) is a daily greens and wellness powder, on the market since 2010.

AG1 Next Gen costs $99 for a one-time purchase, or $79 per month on subscription.

Yes, according to AG1's published materials.

AG1 has a long track record and broad ingredient coverage. Its main tradeoff is that roughly half its ingredients sit inside proprietary blends, and it does not include Vitamin D in the core formula.

A dietary supplement combining vegetable and fruit extracts, vitamins, minerals, and often probiotics or adaptogens into a single daily serving.

Individual ingredient dose disclosure, whether doses match published clinical research, third-party testing, and manufacturer transparency.

This depends on individual diet quality and nutrient absorption. This is a personal health question best discussed with your doctor.

A large, NIH-funded RCT that established a reference formula of Lutein (10mg) and Zeaxanthin (2mg) for age-related macular degeneration.