Frequently Asked Questions
What is the recommended way to take LIFE2.0?
Though LIFE2.0 is flavourless and dissolvable, stirring it into water or coffee is not recommended, as the texture may feel unpleasant. Mixing it with thicker liquid, such as yoghurts, smoothies, milkshakes, cream soups, kefirs, porridge etc. is ideal.
The daily dosage is 2 scoops with the included scoop.
How soon after surgery should I start LIFE2.0?
As LIFE2.0 supplements essential minerals and is in an easy-to-swallow powder form, it can be taken from day 1.
Where can I buy it?
LIFE2.0 is exclusively available to purchase from this official website.
You can pay via your bank card, or alternatively via bank transfer
IBAN: GB42 REVO 0099 7034 036038
Why does the different form of calcium matter?
Calcium-citrate is absorbed by the body significantly better than calcium-carbonate, so we use calcium-citrate in our product. It is recommended to have a daily calcium intake of 1000mg, and our product contains 1200mg. Please be aware that most commercial calcium products contain calcium-carbonate which is less useful for your body and hence much cheaper.
Can I take LIFE2.0 after sleeve gastrectomy?
How long does shipping take?
LIFE2.0 products are dispatched from our warehouse in Budapest, Hungary. Orders typically take 2-5 working days to arrive.
Of course you can! After sleeve gastrectomy the dietary intake is reduced and vitamin B12 absorption is diminished, so the same principles apply. The only modification that we recommend is to take one scoop per day instead of two.
Why do I need to take vitamins after weight-loss surgery?
After weight-loss surgery, your anatomy is altered and the volume of the stomach is reduced. Therefore, your body's ability to absorb vitamins and other nutrients is decreased. Mostly, the absorption of iron, calcium, B12 and zinc is decreased. Taking LIFE2.0 helps to avoid nutrient deficiencies.
Are there refunds available?
No refunds and returns are accepted unless the vitamins are damaged in transit.
Can I take LIFE2.0 while pregnant?
Becoming pregnant is not recommended for the first 18 months after gastric bypass or sleeve gastrectomy. During pregnancy, special attention must be granted to vitamin A intake, as many complex multivitamins contain alpha-retinol, which may be harmful to the foetus. LIFE2.0 contains beta-karotin instead, making it safe during pregnancy.
Further iron supplementation may be recommended while breastfeeding.
Can a single supplement contain both calcium and iron?
Older medical advice did not recommend to combine iron and calcium into a single supplement, but later developments have shown that both are effectively absorbed even when taken together. This is especially true for calcium citrate with its higher absorption rate, the form of calcium used in the LIFE2.0 multivitamin.
Products similar to LIFE2.0 sold in Sweden and the USA utilise a similar 'all-in-one' form that contains both iron and calcium.