Replenish
Eight ingredients. Nothing to look up.
Eight ingredients, each on the label for a stated reason. Nothing is held back as a proprietary blend, and nothing is in here to pad the scoop.
Every ingredient, and what it is there for.
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Sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium (as citrate)
Electrolytes you lose when you drink and eat less†
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Partially hydrolyzed guar gum (PHGG)
Gentle prebiotic fiber for regularity†
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Vitamin C + zinc
Supports normal immune function†
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B1, B6, folate, B12
Supports normal energy metabolism†
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Vitamin D3
Supports bone and immune health†
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Ginger
For flavor
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Monk fruit + Reb M
Sweetness without sugar
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Erythritol
Bulk and sweetness, minimal, no added sugar
Formula finalizing. Launch updates go to the early-access list.
Get early access →Why these, and not more
A short list is a choice, not a shortfall. When appetite drops the gap is specific, so the formula is too.
Four electrolyte minerals, plus zinc
Sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium are the minerals you take in with food and drink, so eating and drinking less means taking in less of them. They are present as citrates, which dissolve cleanly in cold water. Zinc sits alongside them.
One fiber, at a dose you can read
3g of partially hydrolysed guar gum (PHGG) per scoop, named and measured rather than hidden inside a blend. It dissolves without grit and supports regularity.†
Six vitamins, chosen for what thins out first
Vitamin C, vitamin D3, and the B vitamins B1, B6, folate and B12. These are the ones that come from finishing a plate, and the ones a smaller plate supplies less of. They support normal energy metabolism and normal immune function.†
Flavour, and nothing load-bearing
Ginger for flavour. Monk fruit and Reb M for sweetness. Erythritol for bulk. They are listed because they are in the tub, not because they do anything for you.
What is not in it
No caffeine. No maltodextrin. No proprietary blends. If an ingredient is in the scoop it is on the panel with its amount.
Amounts are finalising with the manufacturer. The full Supplement Facts panel publishes here the day they are confirmed.
What we don't claim
This page used to carry a row of quality badges. They are gone, and this is what replaced them.
No certification marks
You will not see a seal or a facility badge on this site. Zornava will name its manufacturer and its testing programme here when the first production run is complete and there is something true to say. Until then there is nothing.
No comparisons to other products
A comparison is only worth reading if the other label is on the table next to ours. When we can publish sourced figures for named products, we will.
Nothing from customers yet
Replenish has not shipped, so there is no customer feedback to quote and none is quoted. When there is, it will be real and it will be identified as such.
No promises about how you will feel
Ingredients support the body's normal functions; they do not treat anything. Every claim on this site carries a dagger that links to the FDA disclaimer at the foot of the page.
Replenish is a dietary supplement, not a medication and not a meal replacement.
Questions about the ingredients
Yes, and it publishes here the day the manufacturer confirms the final amounts. Until then the values are targets, so printing them would be stating something we cannot stand behind.
For flavour. It rounds out the lemon-lime. It is listed on the panel like everything else.
Partially hydrolysed guar gum, a soluble prebiotic fiber. It dissolves clear in cold water rather than thickening, which is why it is the fiber in a drink you are meant to finish. Fiber needs fluid to work, so drink the full glass.
Sweetness comes from monk fruit and Reb M, with erythritol for bulk. The exact sugar figure publishes with the Supplement Facts panel.
Replenish is a dietary supplement and contains no medication. Individual medications and conditions differ, so ask your prescriber or pharmacist before adding any supplement, and about the timing of oral medications.
Read the ingredient panel against your own needs. Zornava makes no dietary-suitability claims about Replenish, because those need testing behind them and that testing has not been done.