READ THE LABEL FIRST
Premium supplements you can actually read
pr1mebody sells five premium supplements for adults and explains each one in plain language: what is in it, what the evidence says, who should skip it and what we cannot tell you. Premium, to us, means a label and a guide you can trust to be straight with you.
Food supplements for adults 18+. Not medicines. Ask a doctor first if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a health condition or take medication.
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Five supplements, each with a guide
Prices from $26.99
Free tracked shipping
30-day money-back guarantee
Adults 18+ only
Five supplements, each with a guide
Prices from $26.99
Free tracked shipping
30-day money-back guarantee
Adults 18+ only
5
supplements, each with its own guide
17
sourced guides on how to read a label
30
day money-back guarantee
18+
adults only
THE RANGE
Five products, five labels to read
Each product has its own guide, so you can read before you buy.
Magnesium Glycinate
Everyday magnesium glycinate in veggie capsules: 360 mg of magnesium per three-capsule serving.
From
$26.99
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Tri-Mag Night
Three magnesium forms in one evening serving, with the elemental amount (200 mg) printed on the label.
From
$47
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Creatine Gummies
Creatine monohydrate in a strawberry gummy, with the serving maths explained.
From
$53
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Himalayan Shilajit Resin
A 30 g shilajit resin pot, with a guide to the quality questions worth asking.
From
$31
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Spicy Cubes
Adult botanical gummies with maca, muira puama, epimedium (horny goat weed), ginger and chili pepper.
From
$34.99
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Start with the guide, then choose
Every product page links to a guide that explains the ingredient and its limits.
LABEL FIRST
Premium means you can read it.
Serving size, amounts and cautions sit on every product page, before you pay. Prices are in US dollars and the checkout shows your local price.
THE DETAILS
Premium supplements, explained
The short version of what is behind the range. Open any item.
What premium should mean
On a shop shelf, premium usually means a higher price, a darker bottle or a longer list of claims. At pr1mebody, premium supplements mean something narrower that you can check: a label that prints what is in a serving, a guide that says what the evidence does and does not show, and a seller who admits it when something is unknown.
We do not promise results. Supplements are not medicines, and the research on many popular ingredients is thin or mixed. Sometimes the sensible answer is to talk to a doctor or pharmacist instead of buying anything, and the guides say so.
How a guide starts
Before we write a guide, we read the label of the product it describes. If an amount is hidden inside a blend, the guide says that. If the serving is five gummies, it does the maths for one gummy. If we do not hold a batch report, it says that too.
Our standard in one line
If a sentence is not backed by a source we have read or by the product label, we do not publish it.
How we picked what to write about
We picked guide topics from the questions people search, and each guide starts from the label of a product we sell. There are five products: magnesium glycinate, Tri-Mag Night, creatine gummies, shilajit resin and Spicy Cubes adult botanical gummies.
If you are not sure where to begin, read the guide that matches the product in front of you: types of magnesium for either magnesium capsule, creatine gummies explained, what is shilajit or the adult gummies guide. Shorter guides on dosage, side effects and timing are listed on the guides page.
A buying checklist
Use these questions when you compare premium supplements from any brand, ours included.
- Is the amount per serving printed for each ingredient, or hidden in a blend?
- Is the serving the same as one capsule or one gummy, and how many servings are in the pack?
- Does the label name the form of the ingredient, for example magnesium bisglycinate rather than just magnesium?
- Is there a clear warning for pregnancy, breastfeeding, medication and age?
- Can you see evidence for quality, such as a batch report, or does the seller admit none is published?
- Does the cost per serving make sense once you divide the price by the number of servings?
The US NIH Office of Dietary Supplements consumer guide explains how to read a supplement facts panel and is a good second opinion on anything you read here.
What we do not claim, and who should ask first
None of our premium supplements is a medicine, and none is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. We do not promise energy, sleep, strength, hormone changes or any other result. We also avoid wording that cannot be backed up, such as words implying purity, guaranteed testing or a certified result, unless we can show you the document. You will not find invented reviews here.
Who should speak to a professional first
Anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding, under 18, living with kidney, liver or heart conditions, taking prescription medication or preparing for surgery should ask a doctor or pharmacist before starting a supplement.
How we research, write and correct pages is set out in the editorial policy.
Why pr1mebody
You get five products with printed serving sizes, a plain-language guide for each, and a seller who lists the cautions as clearly as the ingredients. You also get a 30-day money-back guarantee and a team that answers questions through the contact page.
What you do not get is a promise that any of these premium supplements will change how you look, feel or perform. We think honesty is the most useful thing a supplement brand can offer, because it lets you make the decision with the full picture, including the decision not to buy.
The five side by side
The table puts the five premium supplements side by side. It is a reading aid, not a recommendation: which one, if any, suits you depends on your diet, your health and what a professional has told you.
Supplement
Format
How it is taken
Start with
Supplement
Magnesium Glycinate
Format
Capsule, 90 per bottle
How it is taken
Three capsules with a meal and water
Start with
Types of magnesium
Supplement
Tri-Mag Night
Format
Capsule, 90 per bottle
How it is taken
In the evening with water
Start with
Types of magnesium
Supplement
Creatine Gummies
Format
Gummy, 150 per bag
How it is taken
Five gummies per serving
Start with
Creatine gummies explained
Supplement
Himalayan Shilajit Resin
Format
Resin, 30 g pot
How it is taken
As the pot directs
Start with
What is shilajit
Supplement
Spicy Cubes
Format
Gummy, 30 per pouch
How it is taken
One gummy a day as the pack directs
Start with
Adult gummies guide
Every pr1mebody label prints the serving size and what is in it.
ORDERING
Free tracked shipping. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Orders go to the US, UK, EU, Canada and Australia, and you get a tracking number when your order ships.
Delivery, returns and ordering
Choose a product and a pack in the shop. Checkout opens on satiovex.com. Satiovex is the trading name of Xinop LLC, the company that sells pr1mebody products. Delivery is tracked and counted in working days from dispatch: about 4 to 5 days to the United Kingdom and about 5 to 8 days to the other countries we ship to. These are estimates, not guaranteed dates.
We ship to the United States, the United Kingdom, the EU, Canada and Australia, so check that your country is available at checkout. A 30-day money-back guarantee applies, with refunds issued within five business days of approval. The full terms are on the shipping and returns page.
Questions people ask before ordering
What do we mean by premium supplements?
Clear labels, plain-language guides and honesty about limits, not a bigger claim. We print what is in a serving and explain what the evidence does and does not show.
Are they medicines?
No. They are food supplements for adults and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
Do you publish batch reports?
Where we hold an independent report for a product, the product guide links to it. Where we do not, the guide says so plainly.
Can I take several supplements together?
That depends on your health and medication, so ask a doctor or pharmacist. Our guides list the common cautions.
Who is behind pr1mebody?
pr1mebody is a brand of Xinop LLC, a New Mexico company that trades as Satiovex and sells and ships every order. Contact: contact@satiovex.com. See the about page.
How do I return an order?
Contact us through the contact page within 30 days of delivery and we will explain the steps.
Premium supplements, straight answers
Read the guide, check the label, then decide.