Cardiovascular Support Supplement 9-in-1 Cardio Variant with Magnesium, Vitamins & More for Heart Health, Promotes Healthy Blood Flow & Cholesterol Level, for Women & Men - 120 Capsules

It's a good supplement mix. I will point out what others are saying that yes, the price is higher than buying the individual supplements. Well...not exactlySee, actually if you go to the store and manage to find all these (best off going to a vitamin store) your going to find the price of getting all of them is actually going to add up to more. BUT I also do see the contrast being you still would have more capsules overall if you spend the higher price to get all 9Keep in mind, the price of all nine may be a decent amount higher, probably around $50This combines, and is a combination supplement, which will generally cost more than individual supplements. This is common, and something to always keep in mind when buying one of these. This is usual pricing, in fact I've seen higher. So this is a good price for thisMoving on, you get good stuff in this which will help give gou the vitamins you need for the day. For most I'd recommend this.I myself keep many supplements on hand. This was a good addition to my collection, and I believe does help me in my day.I highly recommend it

Wow.... a four capsule serving size? OK. Well, it's a good selection of "stuff" in there. My overall impression of this supplement is pretty positive-- I've been taking it for a couple weeks now, and actually just went to the doctor and had a "normal" blood pressure reading! Alright, I doubt it's entirely from this supplement, but how is one to know, for sure?For me, it's a few things-- do I notice ANY kind of effect in the AREA OF OPPORTUNITY? In this case, do I feel less stressed (heart-wise, circulation-wise, etc) after taking this supplement for a week or so? The answer is yes-- when I factor in everything else, all the big picture things happening, all the other supplements I take, etc. So for me, this supplement is a winner-- now, it's also pretty pricey, and the serving size is kinda huge, at four capsules-- so I'm not sure I'll be using it regularly. Furthermore, I take many of the individual ingredients regularly as well, like NAC and Magnesium-- so really in this formula there are only a couple ingredients that make it "unique". It may very well be those ingredients that are making the difference for me-- but with the price, and my other supplements, I may end up seeking those extra ingredients elsewhere, and separately.That said, this supplement was pretty good to me overall.

I typically take a handful of dietary supplements, at least every other day. So, I was hoping that the addition of this one would make some sort of noticeable difference in my level of cardiovascular fitness and overall sense of well-being. But, unfortunately, I am sorry to report that that just isn't the case...Really, when observing the list of ingredients, the only one that falls outside my regular supplement-regimen is the vitamin K. Again, I was hoping that maybe the combination of all the included ingredients would somehow be the magical key (or pill, as the case happens to be 😉)... although, in all honesty, I wasn't fully expecting it. There's a big difference between hope and expectation... Right?!!?Also, I'm not a fan of having to take four of anything daily... just to make the recommended daily serving size. And, lastly, this product seems overpriced for what it is... as well as for what it isn't.Overall, 3.4 stars...

I received this item through the Vine program for free but my review is based solely on my own experience and opinions, without outside influences.After dealing with some DVT issues in the past, and now showing some higher cholesterol numbers as I age, I added this CVD supplement to hopefully take advantage of some of the claimed benefits. Small, easy to swallow capsule with no weird taste or smell. I haven't been taking it long enough to show any results during medical tests, but no negative side effects either, so I will continue to look for long term results.

Had to throw away because it showed up with the factory seal broken. Not worth the risk

I am taking multiple food supplements daily and thought that CVD Labs Cardiovascular Support Supplement 9-in-1 Cardio Variant with Magnesium and Vitamins might help me to have fewer capsules daily. I completed my 30-day trial and will not continue with this product. First - I don't have osteoporosis and don't need Vitamins D and K 4 times per day. For Vitamin C - It isn't wise to include 400mg in the formula, which makes capsules bigger and more difficult to swallow. My choice is chewable Vitamin C which costs 3 cents per tablet only. The magnesium in the formula is cheap magnesium oxide, which has poor bioavailability and is basically a ballast. The main component of the formula is L-Taurine (1000 mg) - which is a common component of energy drinks. Currently, the prospective/unproven health benefits of taurine do not make this ingredient as highly desirable for my health and justified for daily use. I am already taking some prescription medications that are proven as efficient. I am very interested in the rest of the components in the formula and taking NAC and glutathione supplements; however, not at that high cost.