LifePak® & Probio PCC & Optimum Omega Kit (Australia)

The LifePak, ProBio PCC & Optimum Omega Kit is Nu Skin's nutritional foundation bundle — a comprehensive multivitamin, a probiotic, and a fish oil packaged together. The three categories cover what most dietitians consider the baseline of supplementation: micronutrient sufficiency, gut microbiome support, and omega-3 fatty acid intake. Bundled at AU$200, it saves around AU$38 versus buying LifePak (AU$130), ProBio PCC (AU$69), and Optimum Omega (AU$39) separately — about a 16% discount, which is the largest percentage saving across the AU supplement-kit range.

What's Included

• LifePak — Nu Skin's flagship comprehensive multivitamin. 58+ bioavailable nutrients including chelated minerals (calcium citrate-malate, zinc glycinate), nano-encapsulated CoQ10 (30 mg), alpha-lipoic acid (60 mg), a full carotenoid blend (lutein, lycopene, alpha- and beta-carotene), and a MarineOmega capsule combining fish oil and krill oil. 60 sachets (30-day supply, 2 sachets daily with meals).
• Pharmanex ProBio PCC — shelf-stable probiotic with Lactobacillus rhamnosus and Bifidobacterium lactis strains, delivering 1 billion CFU per capsule at manufacture. Designed to support gut microbiome diversity, which in turn supports nutrient absorption from the rest of your diet and supplements. 30 capsules (30-day supply, 1 daily).
• Pharmanex Optimum Omega — concentrated fish oil supplement providing EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids. Tested for heavy metal contaminants (relevant for any concentrated marine oil) and processed to minimise oxidation. 60 softgels (30-day supply, 2 daily with food).

Why This Bundle Works

This is a classic nutritional foundations stack — three products covering three different gaps that the typical Australian diet leaves open. The Australian Health Survey (ABS, 2011–12) found that fewer than 4% of adults meet the recommended daily vegetable intake, with widespread shortfalls in calcium, magnesium, and zinc — that's the gap LifePak addresses. The Heart Foundation reports that fewer than 20% of Australians eat oily fish 2–3 times per week, which is the only reliable dietary source of EPA and DHA in meaningful doses — that's Optimum Omega's role. ProBio PCC supports the gut bacteria that help you absorb the nutrients from both.

There's no meaningful redundancy between the three products — each fills a distinct nutritional gap, and the formulations are designed to work together rather than overlap. LifePak's MarineOmega capsule provides a baseline omega-3 dose; Optimum Omega adds a higher concentrated EPA/DHA dose for users wanting cardiovascular- or inflammation-marker-level intake. ProBio PCC isn't included in LifePak, so the kit is the most efficient way to add probiotic support to the foundation.

vs Buying Separately

Who It's For

✅ Best suited for: Adults building a daily supplement routine from the foundation up — particularly first-time supplement users who want to cover the three most-recommended baseline categories without overthinking it. Also suited to existing LifePak users who want to add probiotic and concentrated omega-3 layers at a discount.

⚠️ Less suited for: Vegetarians and vegans (LifePak's MarineOmega and Optimum Omega both contain fish-derived ingredients, and capsule shells are gelatin-based). Anyone already taking standalone fish oil at therapeutic dose should check combined intake against safe upper limits. Children under 15 unless advised by a healthcare practitioner.

💡 Pairs well with: ageLOC R² for cellular energy and overnight detoxification, ageLOC Y-Span for broad-spectrum gene-expression coverage, or ageLOC Meta for metabolic support — all of which assume a nutritional foundation like this kit is already in place.

How Australians Are Using This Kit

This is the most popular starting kit for customers new to Pharmanex supplementation. The daily routine is straightforward: 1 ProBio PCC capsule, 1 LifePak sachet, and 1 Optimum Omega softgel with breakfast, then the second LifePak sachet and second Omega softgel with the evening meal. Three products but only five total capsules/sachets per day, spread across two meals — a manageable habit to establish for someone building a routine for the first time.

Take with food — both LifePak's fat-soluble vitamins and Optimum Omega's EPA/DHA absorb significantly better with dietary fat present. Most users notice changes in energy and general wellbeing over 4–8 weeks; gut microbiome shifts from ProBio PCC tend to show up earlier (1–3 weeks for digestion-related changes), while measurable changes in blood markers like vitamin D, homocysteine, or omega-3 index typically require 8–12 weeks and a blood test to confirm.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in this kit?
Three products, each a 30-day supply: LifePak (comprehensive multivitamin, 60 sachets), ProBio PCC (probiotic, 30 capsules), and Optimum Omega (concentrated fish oil, 60 softgels).

Is it cheaper than buying separately?
Yes — meaningfully. Bought separately, LifePak (AU$130) + ProBio PCC (AU$69) + Optimum Omega (AU$39) totals AU$238. The kit is AU$200, saving you AU$38 — roughly 16% off. That's the largest percentage saving across the AU supplement-kit range.

Which LifePak version is in this kit — Premium or Prime?
This kit includes LifePak Premium, the standard 58+ nutrient formula. If you specifically want the enhanced anti-ageing tier, LifePak Prime is sold as a standalone — there isn't a Prime version of this combo kit at the moment.

Is this suitable for someone who's never taken supplements before?
It's one of the better starting points. A multivitamin, probiotic, and omega-3 are the three most commonly recommended baseline supplements by dietitians. Run the full routine for at least 30 days before assessing whether you want to add more targeted products like R², Y-Span, or Meta on top.

Can I add Meta, R², or Y-Span to this routine?
Yes — they're designed to layer on top of a nutritional foundation like this. ageLOC Meta for metabolic support, ageLOC R² for cellular energy and overnight detoxification, ageLOC Y-Span for broad-spectrum gene-expression coverage. There's no meaningful ingredient overlap that would cause concern. Watch combined intake of fish oil and vitamin D if you add additional standalone supplements.

Important Information

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Supplements should not replace a balanced diet. If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare professional. Not suitable for children under 15 years unless advised by a healthcare practitioner. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking prescription medication (particularly anticoagulants given the combined omega-3 content), consult your doctor before use. This information is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Individual results may vary.

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Sources & References

• Australian Bureau of Statistics — Australian Health Survey: Usual Nutrient Intakes, 2011–12 (Cat. No. 4364.0.55.008).
• National Heart Foundation of Australia — Position Statement on dietary fat and heart health (omega-3 intake recommendations).
• NHMRC — Nutrient Reference Values for Australia and New Zealand, 2006 (updated 2017).
• Therapeutic Goods Administration (Australia) — listed medicine guidelines for complementary medicines, tga.gov.au.
• Nu Skin Enterprises — official LifePak, ProBio PCC, and Optimum Omega product specifications.
• Product information reviewed by the NuBest Skin Editorial Team. Last updated April 2026.