One Family, Four Levels
Cheapest to most advanced
Every level below is built around the same foundation-nutrition idea. The differences are dose, ingredient sophistication, and who each one is formulated for — not four unrelated products.
LifePak Elements
The economy entry point — and the LifePak option for skeletally-mature kids and teens.
A foundational daily multivitamin, mineral, and antioxidant pack formulated to cover common nutrient gaps at an accessible price.
See LifePak ElementsJungamals
Built for young children — a chewable, kid-friendly formula for the years before a young person is skeletally mature.
A foundational daily multivitamin and mineral formula sized and flavored for younger kids.
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See JungamalsLifePak Tablets
The formula that moves the needle most for the average adult's common, comprehensive dietary gaps.
A broader, more clinically dosed daily foundation of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants than Elements — the version most people who want real comprehensive coverage choose.
See LifePak TabletsLifePak Nano
The most advanced option — for people who want the broadest coverage in one pack.
Uses nano-sized ingredients formulated for absorption, and adds CoQ10 and astaxanthin on top of the core foundation. It also includes marine omega-3s with additional antioxidants not found in standalone Marine Omega.
See LifePak NanoWhy We Formulate As A System
Every product is designed to work with the others
LifePak is not a pile of standalone SKUs. Every formula in the family is dosed with the others in mind — an adaptive system built to complement itself, not compete with itself. That's the reason LifePak Nano's marine omega-3s are formulated with additional antioxidants not found in standalone Marine Omega: the system is designed so the pieces reinforce each other rather than duplicate each other.
This synergistic-dosing approach is backed by the company's own nutrient-status research. In one peer-reviewed, placebo-controlled 12-week trial (Hester et al., 2026), adults taking a comparable multivitamin formula with minerals, vitamins, carotenoids, and phytonutrients saw meaningful increases in nutrient-status markers versus placebo — including serum vitamin C, serum selenium, and skin carotenoid score measured by spectroscopy. That trial did not test every LifePak SKU by name, and it measures nutrient status, not disease outcomes — but it's real, independently published evidence that a formula built this way can move the numbers that reflect how well your body is absorbing and using what you're taking.
Formulas across the LifePak family have also been listed for years in the Physicians' Desk Reference (PDR) — the reference clinicians use to look up drug and supplement information.
What this means and doesn't mean: this is nutrient-status and antioxidant-support research, not a claim that LifePak treats, cures, or prevents any disease. Individual results vary, and this is not a substitute for your provider or standard lab work.
Why the evidence supports this family
Nutrient-status research
Peer-reviewed trials on absorption and nutrient markers, not just marketing copy.
PDR listed
Formulas have appeared in the Physicians' Desk Reference for years.
Formulated as a system
Dosed to complement each other, not duplicate each other.
Satisfaction guarantee
Nu Skin's money-back satisfaction guarantee, no performance promise attached.
Backed by a 100% money-back satisfaction guarantee
Try any level of the LifePak family. If you're not satisfied, Nu Skin's guarantee is a straightforward refund — not a promise of a specific health outcome.