Core Basics
Learn about the Basics concept and how FitLine Basics, Activize, and Restorate are positioned to support general wellness.
FitLine products overview
Independent partner site. Official FitLine US store links are provided for convenience. Safety & disclaimer.
This page gives a simple overview of the core FitLine products covered on FitLim, with links to independent education-only product guides for US adults.
Energy & performance
Independent educational look at Activize Oxyplus, PowerCocktail, Munogen and related products.
Weight management & metabolism
Overview of TopShape, ProShape All-in-1 and related products as positioned for weight management.
microSolve focus
Education-only guides for microSolve supplements like Heart Duo and Lutein, plus additional support options.
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Cost, safety & FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to common FitLine questions. For full details, see the official product pages and labels.
Are these links to the official FitLine US store?
Yes. Buttons open fitline.com with the appropriate sponsor parameter and tracking to help you reach the official store.
Can I jump directly to a specific product?
Yes. Use the product cards to open the exact product page on the official store.
What if a product page shows different details than FitLim?
Always follow the official store label and instructions shown on fitline.com.
Do you ship products from FitLim?
No. Shipping, returns and support are handled through the official FitLine US store.
Where do I start if I’m new?
Use the AI Routine Builder or the Best-of FitLine guide to get a simple starting set.
How to choose FitLine products (education-only)
This catalog is designed to help you select products based on a use-case, not marketing buzzwords. Dietary supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If you are pregnant, nursing, under 18, have a medical condition, or take prescription medication, consult a licensed clinician.
Start with a clear goal
- Daily foundation: products you can take consistently.
- Training support: products used around workouts or demanding days.
- Recovery support: products that help you keep evenings predictable and calm.
Make one change at a time
If you add multiple new products simultaneously, you cannot tell what is helping or causing side effects. Introduce one product, track tolerance for 3–7 days, then consider the next.
Quality and safety checklist
- Read the label and avoid ingredient duplication across multiple products.
- Prefer predictable timing that fits your schedule.
- Stop and seek medical advice for severe adverse symptoms.
- Do not use supplements as a replacement for medical care.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a sponsor ID to purchase?
- Purchasing via official store links can include a sponsor ID. The sponsor ID supports the partner who provided the educational content.
- Can I build a routine without an “all-in” stack?
- Yes. A small, consistent routine usually beats a large, inconsistent one.
- How long should I test a routine?
- 2–4 weeks for tolerance and adherence; 4–8 weeks for training and body composition outcomes.
Build your first 30-day plan
If you are new to supplements, keep the first month extremely simple. Choose one foundation product and one optional add-on based on your schedule. Run it for 30 days, then decide whether to adjust. This approach usually outperforms complex “stacks” because it’s easier to follow.
Common mistakes
- Changing products every few days.
- Starting multiple new items at once.
- Ignoring sleep and nutrition while expecting supplements to compensate.
Affiliate disclosure (FTC)
Some links on this site are affiliate links to official FitLine/PM-International store pages and may include a sponsor ID. If you purchase through those links, the site may earn a referral commission. This does not change your price and helps support the project.
How to stay compliant and safe (important)
Dietary supplements in the United States are regulated differently than prescription medicines. You should not expect disease claims, and you should be cautious with any site that promises dramatic medical outcomes. Use supplements as part of a broader routine that includes sleep, nutrition, and movement.
Practical decision framework
- Define the use-case: energy, recovery, digestion comfort, or weight management support.
- Pick one foundation product: something you can take consistently.
- Add one optional product only if needed: around workouts or busy days.
- Evaluate after 30 days: keep, adjust, or simplify.
FAQ
- Can I take multiple FitLine products together?
- Often yes, but avoid overlapping ingredients and follow labels. If you take medication or have conditions, consult a clinician.
- What is the safest way to start?
- Start with one product, track tolerance for a week, then consider adding another.
- Why are there safety pages for each product?
- To make it easy to find non-promotional guidance, precautions, and general considerations.
Category map (quick navigation)
When you browse products, think in categories. This prevents impulse buying and helps you build a routine that is coherent.
- Core daily: products you can take most days with minimal complexity.
- Workout support: products better aligned with training or busy days.
- Recovery support: products you keep consistent and low-friction.
- Special focus: products you test for a single goal for 30 days.
30-day journaling template
Write down: (1) what you take, (2) when you take it, (3) sleep hours, (4) energy 1–10, (5) training done yes/no. After 30 days, keep what improved adherence and remove what added friction without benefit.
Plain-English disclaimer
All content on this website is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read on this site.
Next step
If you want the simplest path: pick one routine template, choose one foundation product, and commit to 14 days. Only then add a second product if you still need it. This single rule keeps most people safe, compliant, and consistent.
