Made for post-bariatric routines

Month three is when it starts.

The hair. The nails. The skin. The protein that won't go down. Nobody warns you about any of it — and the supplement routine you were handed is the hardest part of all.

Roughly half of patients experience hair shedding after surgery
23–50% can't tolerate red meat after gastric bypass
68% of people who skip their supplements say they simply forget

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KeraViveLabs Vitae Renewal gummies and Probiotix Strips

It has a name

You're not imagining it.
All of it has a name.

Three changes that show up in the first year after surgery, what they're actually called, and how long each takes to turn over. Most people are never told any of this.

Telogen effluvium

Hair that sheds in handfuls

Rapid weight loss pushes a large share of follicles into their resting phase at once, so they shed together a few months later. It starts around month three. It usually passes.

Biotin 6,000 mcg, marine collagen, silicon, zinc, vitamin E — nutrients that support hair health.

Hair recovery: months, not weeks

Onychoschizia

Nails that split and peel

Layered splitting at the tip. Rapid weight loss and shifting nutrient status are common triggers — and nails turn over faster than hair, so they often show change first.

Silicon, biotin and zinc — nutrients that support nail strength.

A fingernail fully replaces itself in about six months

Xerosis

Skin that feels tight and dry

Dry, tight, flaky skin. Rapid weight loss, reduced intake and the fluid restrictions around meals are all common triggers.

Vitamin A 133% DV, vitamin E, zinc and vitamin C — the last two contribute to normal collagen formation.

Skin renews itself about every four weeks

Get the nutrients for this stretch

Two soft gummies a day. Nothing to swallow.

Hair loss after metabolic and bariatric surgery affects roughly half of patients in published meta-analyses and is typically self-limiting. Nutrient support is not a treatment for any condition named above.

And the one at every meal

Less acid.
Less pepsin.
More enzymes.

After surgery the pouch produces less acid and less pepsin — and pepsin is what starts protein breakdown. That's why fibrous protein becomes the hardest thing on the plate. It's mechanical, not willpower.

Each strip adds three plant enzymes back: protease 10 mg, papain 15 mg, bromelain 15 mg — alongside 10 billion CFU of Bacillus coagulans, spore-forming so it survives stomach acid and reaches your gut intact.

One strip, with your meal. No water, nothing to swallow.

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Vitae Renewal gummies and Probiotix oral strips

Why this part is so hard

It's not motivation.
It's friction.

Every supplement you take has to fit around your program's rules. Most were designed without any of them in mind.

30 min

No drinking before or after meals. A capsule needs water, so it has to be squeezed somewhere else in the day.

60–80 g

The daily protein target most programs set — against a stomach that produces less of what breaks protein down.

4–6

Separate products, three or four times a day, with spacing rules. For life.

15%take their multivitamin inconsistently

7%don't take one at all

68%of those who skip say the reason is simply forgetting

Sources: ASMBS Nutritional Guidelines (2016 update); multicentre patient survey, Obesity Surgery (n=4,614) — adherence to multivitamin intake after bariatric surgery.

What we made

Two products.
One ten-second routine.

Not another bottle for the list. The part of the list that's actually easy.

Nothing to Swallow

Two soft gummies and a strip that melts. Nothing goes down whole, nothing gets stuck.

For the First Year

Biotin, marine collagen, silicon, zinc and vitamin E — for hair, skin and nail health.

For the Protein Push

10 billion CFU plus three plant enzymes to help break down the macro your team prioritizes.

One Thing That's Easy

Ten seconds — the piece of the routine you won't have to talk yourself into.

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Every dose printed

What's inside

Both products, broken down. No proprietary blends, nothing hidden.

Vitae Renewal

Gummies · Passion fruit · 2 per serving, 30 servings

Biotin6,000 mcg

Collagen (marine)12 mg

Silicon2 mg

Vitamin A1,200 mcg · 133% DV

Vitamin C30 mg

Vitamin D10 mcg

Vitamin E18 mg · 120% DV

Vitamin B-62 mg

Folate670 mcg DFE · 167% DV

Vitamin B-128 mcg

Pantothenic acid10 mg · 200% DV

Zinc2.7 mg

Iodine80 mcg

PABA25 mg

Also contains pectin and purple carrot juice concentrate. Contains fish (tilapia) and tree nuts (coconut). 4 g added sugar per serving — worth checking with your team if you're managing dumping syndrome.

Probiotix Strips

Oral strips · Mixed berry · 1 strip (210 mg), 30 strips

Bacillus coagulans50 mg · 10 Billion CFU

Papain15 mg

Bromelain15 mg

Protease10 mg

Spore-forming, so it survives stomach acid and reaches your gut intact. Protease, papain and bromelain help break protein into smaller pieces.

Other ingredients: pullulan, mannitol, monk fruit extract, cellulose, lecithin, mixed berry flavor, steviol glycosides. 0 g sugar.

Where it fits

Alongside your regimen.
Not instead of it.

Your surgical team built your plan around your labs and your stage of recovery. Nothing here replaces any part of it.

What your team prescribed

Bariatric multivitamin
Calcium citrate, in split doses
Vitamin D3
Vitamin B-12
Iron, if you're higher risk
Thiamin (B1)

What we add

Hair, skin and nail nutrients
A full B-complex for energy metabolism
Three plant enzymes for protein
10 billion CFU, spore-forming
Nothing to swallow, no water
Ten seconds a day

Add the easy part

Bring it to your next appointment and ask. We'd rather you took it with your team's blessing.

Give it 30 days

The easy part of a hard routine.

You've probably already bought supplements you couldn't tolerate, or couldn't keep up with. Take a full month with this one — see how it sits, and whether the routine actually sticks. If it isn't right for you, send it back for a full refund.