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On-the-go daily essentials
4
best-selling Isotonix products in one convenient packet!
100%
recommended daily value of essential vitamins and minerals
95%
intestinal nutrient delivery for max absorption

The Super Antioxidant in OPC-3, Pycnogenol®‡
Isotonix OPC-3 contains the only isotonic form of Pycnogenol® in the world. Pycnogenol® is a natural plant extract from the bark of the French maritime pine tree and the most clinically researched and potent bioflavonoid.

Product Classification

Gluten-Free

Vegetarian

Isotonic

Non-GMO
Directions for Use

Pour contents of one Isotonix Daily Essentials packet into 8 oz. of water.

Stir powder thoroughly in water.

Enjoy once daily; maximum absorption occurs when taken on an empty stomach.
Key Ingredients & Benefits

Isotonix®OPC-3: Red Wine Extract
Provides antioxidant support
Helps promote cardiovascular health

Isotonix® Multivitamin: Vitamin A
Contains anti-aging and antioxidant properties
Helps maintain vision
Promotes normal bone growth

Isotonix® Advanced B-Complex: Biotin
Helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels
Helps boosts energy
Promotes hair and nail strength

Isotonix® Calcium Plus: Calcium (as lactate, carbonate, phosphate, sulfate, citrate)
Helps maintain normal cholesterol levels
Helps maintain bone density, healthy bones and teeth
Isotonix Delivery System

:05 minutes
Isotonix Liquid Vitamins
- Formulated to survive digestion.
- Delivers concentrated nutrients to the site of absorption.
- Contains no fillers or binders.
- No artificial color or flavors.

:40 minutes
Standard Vitamin Tablet
- Contains lab-created coatings and lubricants.
- Often contains artificial colors, nutrients and flavors.
- Limited absorption of nutrient utilization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should take Isotonix™ Daily Essentials?
Isotonix Daily Essentials Packets are made for every adult who wants to make the right nutritional choices towards health, one day at a time. With the convenience of 30 single serving packets, you can take them on-the-go each day and move closer to a healthier lifestyle, one step at a time. Great for busy people! Great for travel! We no longer have to put things off when it comes to our nutrition, even with our busy lives. Starting today means feeling better tomorrow. Start today with our Isotonix Daily Essentials Packets! Don't leave home without it!
Why are Isotonix supplements better than standard supplements?
Isotonix formulas are more effective than standard supplement formulas because they offer the best way to get the maximum delivery of vitamins and minerals into the bloodstream. Isotonix formulas are also the fastest and most effective way to receive vitamins, minerals and nutrients. The stomach has very little work to do because the pH and tonicity are carefully designed to allow the stomach to quickly release all the nutrients into the small intestine. With the Isotonix formulas, this process takes about five minutes, where a standard vitamin tablet can take up to four hours.
Why do I need to take a multivitamin?
A good quality vitamin and mineral supplement creates a sound micronutrient foundation to accompany a balanced diet. Vitamins and minerals help to support a healthy immune system, promote the conversion of food into energy, support a healthy cardiovascular system, support strong bones, promote mental clarity, maintain normal metabolic functioning, promote healthy growth and repair of tissues, help maintain normal blood pressure and help maintain water and electrolyte balance in the body.
What is the source of the vitamin B12 in our Isotonix Advanced B-Complex?
Vitamin B12 is a bacterial product, not synthesized by plants or animals. We get it by taking supplements or by eating eggs or meats. Vegetarians are recommended to take a B vitamin dietary supplement.
I am healthy and athletic, why should I take Isotonix OPC-3?
Everyone is vulnerable to the ageing process caused by continuous free radical damage. Athletes tend to be exposed to elevated levels of oxidative stress. Free radicals develop as byproducts during metabolism when calories are processed with oxygen. Athletes inhale 10–20 times more oxygen during physical activity over rest periods. The increase in activity creates additional free radicals. In fact, these free radicals are known to limit performance, as free radicals appear to take their toll on muscle tissue. Studies on recreational athletes have shown a 20% endurance increase with OPCs when compared to a control group receiving a placebo. Another study has shown that athletes using OPCs suffered significantly less muscle cramping during and after performing. Isotonix OPC-3 helps to maintain healthy blood flow and this supports oxygen supply to muscles.
Scientific Studies
Isotonix OPC-3®
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- Fitzpatrick, D., et al. Endothelium-dependent vascular effects of Pycnogenol. Journal of Cardiovascular Pharmacology 32: 509-515, 1998.
- Frankel, E., et al. Inhibition of oxidation of human low-density lipoprotein by phenolic substances in red wine. Lancet 341: 454-7, 1993.
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Isotonix® Multivitamin
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Isotonix® Activated B-Complex
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Isotonix® Calcium Plus
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- Baron JA, Tosteson TD, Wargovich MJ, et al. Calcium supplementation and rectal mucosal proliferation: a randomized controlled trial. J Natl Cancer Inst 1995;87:1303-1307.
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味道很好,喜欢健康加美味的感觉。
Response from Customer Service on 02/19/2025
感谢您对 Isotonix® Daily Essentials Packets 的精彩评价!我们很高兴您喜欢我们产品的味道以及健康和美味。您的满意是我们的首要任务,我们很高兴您成为我们社区的一员。感谢您分享您的体验!
Thank you for your wonderful review of Isotonix® Daily Essentials Packets! We're delighted that you enjoy both the taste and the sense of health and deliciousness our product offers. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we're glad to have you as part of our community. Thank you for sharing your experience!
Lots more energy
by BrianM
on 12/17/2024
I been taking this for about a month and have been feeling better more energy easy to take first thing in morning
Complete package
by MaryW
Shop Consultant
on 10/23/2024
I love my daily essentials packs. They have all the essential vitamins that I need on a day-to-day basis. They are very convenient to take. I take them in the morning to get all my energy. They are convenient to carry when you are traveling. I will not go a single day without taking them. Love the taste and it feels like drinking a cocktail.
Response from Customer Service on 10/24/2024
Thank you for your fantastic review of Isotonix® Daily Essentials Packets! We're thrilled to hear how much you love the convenience and taste. It's wonderful to know they fit seamlessly into your daily routine and provide the essential vitamins you need. Your feedback is greatly appreciated, and we're delighted to be a part of your day. Thank you for choosing our product!
Amazing results!
by StaceyZ
Shop Consultant
on 08/30/2024
This product is the Best all around vitamin combination on the market in my opinion! It tastes great, and I feel energized after taking it. I still have my coffee out of habit and my love of coffee, but if I had to choose one or the other to start my day, I would not miss my daily essentials!
Response from Customer Service on 08/31/2024
Thank you so much for your amazing review of Isotonix® Daily Essentials Packets! We are thrilled to hear that you are enjoying the taste and the energizing benefits. Your feedback about it being the best all-around vitamin combination means a lot to us. We're delighted that it has become an essential part of your daily routine. Thank you for sharing your experience and for choosing our product to kickstart your day!
Ease of use and saves time
by TAISONC
Shop Consultant
on 08/28/2024
Daily essentials packets are my go to vitamins in the morning. Has everything I need and gives me energy throughout the day. Flavour tastes like mixed fruits and berries. Will buy again
Response from Customer Service on 08/29/2024
Thank you for your fantastic review! We're delighted to hear that the Isotonix® Daily Essentials Packets have become your go-to vitamins in the morning. It's wonderful to know that they provide everything you need and help keep you energized throughout the day. We're glad you enjoy the mixed fruits and berries flavor as well. We appreciate your support and look forward to serving you again. Thank you for choosing Isotonix!
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