Bundles & Regimens — FINORA Nutra

Bundle 01

Foundational Wellness

The three that most adults are quietly deficient in.

The baseline stack we would recommend to almost anyone: chelated magnesium for the everyday physiology it supports, D3 with K2 for skeletal and vascular co-regulation, and a marine omega-3 in triglyceride form for measurable cardiovascular and inflammatory support.

$86$98Save $12

Three products · Priced as a set

Combination note

No active overlap between these three. Vitamin D3 is fat-soluble and absorbs better when taken with the omega-3 capsule alongside a meal — a small practical synergy rather than a duplicated dose.

FINORA Core

Magnesium Glycinate Complex

5000 IU D3 · 180 µg MK-7

Bundle 02

Metabolic Support

Glycemic and hepatic support, evidence-graded honestly.

For adults working on glucose response, fasting insulin, or hepatic markers under a clinician's care. Berberine at the clinically studied dose, Slendacor for adjunct metabolic support, and milk thistle for hepatic support alongside actives metabolized through the liver.

$109$124Save $15

Three products · Priced as a set

Combination note

Two of these three (Berberine HCl and Slendacor) both influence glycemic markers through different mechanisms. If you are on prescription glucose-lowering medication, do not stack them without your clinician monitoring your blood glucose — the additive effect can lower fasting glucose more than either alone.

Slendacor® Metabolic Complex

600 mg · Patented Herbal Blend

$46Grade B

FINORA Clinical

Milk Thistle (Silymarin)

300 mg · 80% Silymarin

$34Grade B

Bundle 03

Longevity Protocol

Cellular-aging pathway support — deliberately hedged.

The Vita line's most-requested combination: an NAD+ precursor to support cellular NAD+ pools, trans-resveratrol as a sirtuin-pathway cofactor, and CoQ10 for mitochondrial electron-transport support. Evidence for each is graded in plain view on its product page.

$135$154Save $19

Three products · Priced as a set

Combination note

NAD+ Precursor and Trans-Resveratrol are pathway-adjacent — resveratrol is often studied as a sirtuin activator that works alongside NAD+ availability, so pairing them is intentional rather than redundant. No dose overlap on any single active. CoQ10 acts on a separate mitochondrial pathway. If you take a statin, CoQ10 co-supplementation has evidence for supporting endogenous levels the statin lowers — but confirm with your prescribing clinician.