Nu Skin Well Being Kit (USA)

The Daily Supplement Foundation for the American Who's Done Guessing

You're logging 10,000 steps, hitting the gym three mornings a week, and meal-prepping on Sundays — but your supplement drawer is a graveyard of half-finished bottles you bought separately and never quite stayed consistent with. The Nu Skin Well Being Kit was built for exactly this scenario: three clinically grounded, complementary supplements — a comprehensive multivitamin, a dual-source omega-3, and a concentrated green tea antioxidant — consolidated into one daily foundation. Whether you're navigating office AC in Chicago, the relentless UV of Phoenix, or the post-winter sluggishness of a Seattle spring, these are the three nutritional categories with the most consistent evidence behind them — and the kit makes it harder to skip any of them.

Kit Price: $315.00 (includes LifePak Anti-Aging Formula, Marine Omega, and Tegreen 97)

Who It's For

• Best suited for: Adults who want a complete daily supplement foundation — micronutrients, essential fatty acids, and antioxidant defense — without piecing together a stack from five different brands. Ideal for anyone transitioning from irregular supplementation to a consistent, evidence-aligned routine.
• Less suited for: Those already taking a high-quality comprehensive multivitamin, omega-3, and polyphenol antioxidant separately who don't need to consolidate. Also not the starting point if you have specific targeted needs (e.g., gut health alone, collagen alone) without the broader foundation.
• Pairs well with: ageLOC® R2 Night + Day for cellular energy support; Beauty Focus™ Collagen+ for skin-specific nutrition; Nu Biome® Gut Health Formula for digestive wellness layered on top of this foundation.

What's Inside the Well Being Kit

Three products. Three distinct nutritional roles. Zero overlap.

1. LifePak® Anti-Aging Formula ($82.00 value)

LifePak is not a standard one-a-day multivitamin. It delivers 60+ vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants formulated for bioavailability — meaning the nutrients are selected and combined to maximize absorption rather than simply hitting label percentages. The twice-daily packet format (one with breakfast, one with dinner) is intentional: fat-soluble and water-soluble nutrients absorb differently, and splitting the dose across meals increases the window of nutrient availability throughout the day. For the average American diet — which research consistently shows is deficient in vitamins D, E, K, magnesium, and calcium — LifePak is designed to fill genuine nutritional gaps rather than top off nutrients most people already get enough of.

2. Marine Omega ($53.90 value)

Marine Omega takes a dual-source approach that distinguishes it from standard fish oil capsules: it combines traditional fish oil with krill oil, and adds vitamin D3. Fish oil delivers EPA and DHA in triglyceride form; krill oil delivers the same omega-3 fatty acids as phospholipids, which research suggests may support bioavailability and cellular uptake. Vitamin D3 is included because omega-3 deficiency and vitamin D deficiency frequently co-occur — particularly in Americans who work indoors, live above the 37th parallel (roughly the latitude of San Francisco, Denver, and Richmond, VA), or avoid sun exposure. One supplement addresses two of the most common micronutrient shortfalls in the US adult population.

3. Tegreen 97® — 120 Capsules ($63.00 value)

Tegreen 97 is standardized to 97% polyphenol content from green tea extract, with a specific emphasis on EGCG (epigallocatechin gallate) — the catechin compound that has the most substantial body of peer-reviewed research behind it. Standard green tea supplements are rarely standardized above 50-60% polyphenols; the 97% standardization means you're getting a highly concentrated antioxidant dose per capsule rather than variable amounts dependent on raw material quality. The 120-capsule count supports a 30-60 day supply depending on dosage (2-4 capsules daily with meals), making it a genuinely practical daily habit rather than a short-course supplement.

How It Compares

Comparison reflects publicly available formulation information. Thorne, Garden of Life, and Nature Made are independent brands with their own formulation philosophies and strengths — this table focuses on ingredient form and system design differences, not overall quality rankings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does the Well Being Kit ship from and how long does delivery take?

The kit ships from Nu Skin's official US warehouse. Delivery typically takes 3–5 business days across the continental United States. Alaska and Hawaii may require additional transit time.

Do I need a Nu Skin membership to purchase this kit?

No membership is required. The Nu Skin Well Being Kit is available for direct purchase at $315.00 without any subscription or sign-up obligation.

How do I take all three supplements together without conflict?

The three products are designed to work as a daily system. LifePak: one packet with breakfast, one with dinner. Marine Omega: daily with a fat-containing meal for optimal absorption. Tegreen 97: 2–4 capsules daily with meals. Taking with food is recommended across all three for both absorption and tolerability.

Is there any overlap between the three products?

Minimal intentional overlap. LifePak provides broad-spectrum micronutrients. Marine Omega addresses essential fatty acids and vitamin D3 — nutrients that are difficult to obtain adequately from food alone for most Americans. Tegreen 97 adds concentrated polyphenol antioxidant support not duplicated in LifePak at equivalent concentrations. The three products cover distinct nutritional territories.

Can I stack additional Nu Skin supplements on top of this kit?

Yes. The Well Being Kit is designed as a foundation layer. Products like ageLOC® R2 Night + Day (cellular energy), Beauty Focus™ Collagen+ (skin collagen support), or Nu Biome® Gut Health Formula (gut microbiome) address more targeted concerns and are commonly added based on individual health priorities.

Is this kit appropriate for women in perimenopause or menopause?

The kit addresses broad nutritional support that is relevant across life stages. However, women navigating hormonal transitions may also want to explore Estera® Phase II Women's Transitions Formula or Estera® Phase III Women's Maintenance Formula as complementary options. Consult your healthcare provider about your specific nutritional needs.

Is this suitable for vegetarians or vegans?

Marine Omega contains fish oil and krill oil, which are animal-derived. It is not suitable for vegetarians or vegans. LifePak and Tegreen 97 should be evaluated individually based on your dietary requirements — check the full ingredient labels or contact Nu Skin directly for allergen and sourcing details.

Are there any safety considerations before starting this kit?

Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking prescription medication (particularly blood thinners, as omega-3s can affect platelet activity), or managing a chronic health condition. Keep all supplements out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Works With: Build Your Wellness Stack

• ageLOC® R2 Night + Day ($118.00) — Cellular energy and renewal support to layer on your foundation
• Beauty Focus™ Collagen+ Peach ($87.00) — Targeted collagen and skin nutrition on top of the Well Being base
• Nu Biome® Gut Health Formula ($51.00) — Gut microbiome support to complement broad-spectrum nutrition
• ageLOC® Youth Anti-Aging Supplement ($118.00) — Advanced longevity-focused supplement for those prioritizing cellular aging
• Nano CoQ10 ($49.90) — Mitochondrial energy support; pairs naturally with Marine Omega
• Probio PCC™ Live Probiotics ($35.90) — Probiotic layer for digestive balance alongside comprehensive nutrition

Sources & References

• Nu Skin Enterprises — LifePak, Marine Omega, and Tegreen 97 US product documentation: nuskin.com
• Schuchardt JP, Hahn A. "Bioavailability of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids." Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids. 2013. PubMed: 23206328
• Holick MF. "Vitamin D Deficiency." New England Journal of Medicine. 2007. PubMed: 17634462
• Khan N, Mukhtar H. "Tea polyphenols for health promotion." Life Sciences. 2007. PubMed search: green tea EGCG polyphenols
• Reider CA et al. "Inadequacy of Immune Health Nutrients: Intakes in US Adults." Nutrients. 2020. PubMed: 33197239

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