You lost the weight.
Your knees didn't get the memo.

Yes. Revive Mix is food. Collagen protein, vitamin C, minerals and a small amount of oil. It is not a drug and it does not act on the same pathway as a GLP-1 receptor agonist. There is nothing to stop, nothing to switch and nothing to explain to your prescriber as a replacement.

Your prescription handled the weight. This is aimed at the body underneath it. As with anything you add, mention it at your next appointment.

One scoop is roughly 40 calories of protein, less than a splash of milk in your coffee, and under 2% of a typical day's intake. There is no sugar and no carbohydrate in it.

Protein is also the macronutrient most consistently associated with satiety and with holding on to lean tissue during weight loss. Most women in your position are struggling to hit their protein target, not exceed it.

Because oestrogen is part of what holds collagen in place. There are oestrogen receptors in cartilage, tendon and ligament, so as oestrogen drops the collagen in that tissue drops with it. The most cited figure is roughly 30% of skin collagen lost in the first five years after menopause, and skin is just the collagen you can see.

Your requirement went up at the same time your intake went down. That is the squeeze.

The type. Almost every collagen on the shelf is Type I and III, the skin, hair and nails type. Cartilage is predominantly Type II, and it has to be whole and undenatured or the immune tissue in your gut cannot recognise it.

Revive Mix has undenatured Type II at 40mg and a full 10g of Type I and III, so it covers both jobs rather than one. You did not fail at collagen. You were sold the wrong one.

Because they are doing different jobs. The 10 grams is bulk supply, raw material for connective tissue to build with, where more genuinely is more. The 40mg is not supply at all. Undenatured Type II works through oral tolerance, a small consistent daily exposure via the immune tissue lining your gut, and that pathway runs on consistency rather than volume.

Every published trial on it used 40mg. A brand advertising "1,200mg of Type II" is telling you they do not understand the ingredient.

We cannot answer that for you personally, and any brand that does is overstepping. What we can tell you is exactly what is in it, at exactly what dose, on the front of the bag, so you or your pharmacist can check it in two minutes.

If you are on blood thinners, have kidney disease, or are managing a condition where protein intake is controlled, check with your doctor or pharmacist first. That is a genuine ask, not a formality.

Nothing in the first two weeks. Morning stiffness is usually the first thing customers mention, around week four to six. The bigger changes on stairs, floors and walking distance tend to land at two to three months.

That is slow, and we would rather tell you now than have you quit at week three feeling misled. If you want relief this afternoon, take the ibuprofen. That is a different job and we are not pretending to do it.

One scoop into whatever you are already drinking. Unflavoured, 0g sugar, dissolves clean. No capsules to swallow on a nauseous morning, no extra meal, no appetite required. The free frother in the 2+2 bundle exists because powders that do not dissolve properly end up abandoned in a cupboard.

In one click, from your account, any time. Skip a delivery, push the date back or cancel outright. No phone call, no retention script. If you would rather not have one at all, the one time purchase option is right there in the offer box.

Email us within 60 days and we refund every penny. The bag can be completely empty. Nothing to post back, no form, no reason required. Use the step count test as your decision point.