Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support Capsules | 30 Serve

Take 3 capsules two times daily with meals. Please note that Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support contains caffeine (54 mg of caffeine per serving or about half cup of coffee), so it may not be the most suitable for late evening or at night, depending on your sensitivity to caffeine.

Scientifically researched ingredients in Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support have been clinically shown to:
- Support healthy weight loss
- Increase energy and metabolism
- Activate fat burning

A moderate calorie diet along with 30 minutes of daily physical activity is part of a healthy lifestyle. Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support can be used with any diet or nutrition plan.

Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support is not an appetite suppressant, but can help curb cravings throughout the day.

No. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, we recommend speaking with your health professional before starting any new supplement regime.

How quickly Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support works depends on everyone's unique body, health, genetics, diet, etc., therefore everyone will respond slightly differently to Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support. It can take anywhere from 2-6 weeks before you see lasting results.

Yes, one serving of Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support contains 54 mg of caffeine which is equivalent to about half a cup of coffee.

All of the ingredients in Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support are vegan.

All of the ingredients in Metavo Advanced GLP-1 Weight Support are gluten free. We test all batches of finished product for gluten and a value below 20 ppm (parts per million) is considered gluten free. If you have severe sensitivity to gluten we encourage you to consult your healthcare provider before use.

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