Codeage GLP-Harmony Companion+, GLP-1 Supplement, 60 Capsules

This is a very good product

This supplement was recommended by a homeopathic doctor I know. It seemed to help with some of the side effects I was having and is a highly rated supplement on SuppCo app. ITs easy to swallow and I take it with dinner each night.

I like the company and have used them before. I like the shape of their bottles with the wide mouths. I do NOT like how they fill the bottles less then 1/3 full. I would rather have smaller bottles and/or more capsules in them. If used as directed, a bottle will last one month. The expiration date on my bottle is Jan 28, 2027, so a little less than three years from now. There is no real scent or taste... maybe a slight scent, and they are easy to swallow. I like that the bottle says non-GMO and GMP-certified. I would also like it to say organic, 3rd-party tested, and Made in the USA. The product page does say manufactured in the USA. I did not get this for the stated purpose, I got it because I like all the ingredients. I already take a number of them and was interested in getting them all together instead of separately. So I'm not noticing a big change (but I seem to take longer than most to see changes from new supplements) but I imagine that's because I was already taking more than half the ingredients, in which case the higher than usual price I like to pay for a single supplement is actually a pretty good deal.

Too expensive and saw no results.

This is an interesting formula designed for overall wellness. I am happy that it contains lions mane, because there are now some solid mainstream studies that show that it actually helps with cognitive function. There’s also bovine colostrum, which is great for immune support. It also contains broccoli, which contains antioxidants. It’s true you can eat some broccoli, but it’s nice that it’s in there when you’re on the go. And also has trans reservatrol, another powerful antioxidant. It also contains shilajit, which provides minerals as well as fulvic acid, which is purported to further support the immune system, and helps with digestion. I look at this is an all round wellness support formula.

It is not true that none of these ingredients are GLP-1 agonists. All you have to do is search for an ingredient contained in this combined with the keyword GLP-1 agonist and you will find journals explaining how that ingredient affects GLP-1. I just did this for the first 5 ingredients in the title of the product as well as resveratrol and there is no shortage of research associating these ingredients with GLP-1. Will this make you lose weight the way those popular GLP-1 agonist pharmaceuticals(you've probably seen in the media) will? I'm not counting on it. Will this have a positive affect on insulin sensitivity? Probably. I already take a few of the ingredients in this on a regular basis, so having them combined in this supplement is nice. The price for this isn't bad considering all that it has in it either. My only hesitancy about the quality of this is that there isn't anything about it being 3rd party lab tested. So I hope to see them send it to a lab and release the results. But as far as I can tell, there's nothing misleading here from the manufacturer.

Interesting combination of ingredients, but I haven't noticed any significant changes yet. Might be too early to tell.

I've been taking the Codeage GLP-Harmony Companion+ Supplement for a few weeks now with my breakfast and I feel like they are plausibly making a positive difference. The blend of Lion's Mane, PEA, Colostrum, Shilajit, Akkermansia, and Elder seems to help support my digestive health. I also feel like there’s an improvement in my cognitive function. These capsules seem like a great addition to my daily routine, and I really appreciate that they are non-GMO. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a comprehensive supplement to support overall health! This seems like a quality product that are very easy to take. I look forward to having more energy and operating at a higher performance level. They’re a little expensive, but I’ve found that you typically get what you pay for. Two thumbs up for me. I like them.