1st Phorm Micro Factor Powder — 6-in-1 Daily Nutrition Drink (30 Servings)

1st Phorm Micro Factor Powder

Micro Factor is six supplements folded into one daily drink: a multivitamin, an antioxidant blend, a probiotic, CoQ10, a healthy fats blend, and a fruits and vegetables complex.

The argument for it is not that any single component is the best available. It is that most people who intend to take six separate supplements end up reliably taking two.

Read this before choosing: powder or packets

1st Phorm sells Micro Factor in two formats and they are not the same formula.

• Micro Factor Packets contain softgels and capsules, and include omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil
• Micro Factor Powder contains no omega-3. In its place is a blend of powdered fats — CLA, coconut and olive oil

That is a meaningful difference. Omega-3s, specifically EPA and DHA, are among the better-evidenced supplements available, and CLA and coconut oil do not substitute for them. If omega-3 is part of why you are buying an all-in-one, buy the packets.

The powder is the right choice if you already take a separate fish oil, if you cannot swallow capsules, or if you prefer a drink. It is also naturally fish-free, which matters for anyone with a fish allergy since the packets contain anchovy-derived oil.

Nobody tells you this at the shelf. We would rather you buy the right one.

What the six components are

• Multivitamin complex — the essential vitamins and minerals, at amounts intended to be functional rather than token
• Antioxidant blend — 1st Phorm's PhytO2 blend plus spirulina. Green tea extract standardised to 95% polyphenols and 45% EGCG is part of the antioxidant side
• Probiotic — 8 billion organisms across several researched strains
• CoQ10 — a patented form. CoQ10 sits in the mitochondrial electron transport chain, the pathway that produces cellular energy, and levels decline with age
• Healthy fats blend — CLA, coconut and olive oil in powdered form, keto-compatible
• Fruits and vegetables blend — organic broccoli powder and a certified organic cereal grass blend among them

Specs

Components	6 in one serving
Probiotic count	8 billion organisms
Omega-3	None in the powder. Packets contain it
Green tea extract	250mg, 95% polyphenols, 45% EGCG
Servings	30
Testing	ISO 17025-accredited third-party testing
Gluten	Free
Suggested use	1 scoop in 8 oz water, once or twice daily

Note the green tea extract contributes a small amount of caffeine. Not a stimulant dose, but not zero.

How to take it

• One scoop in 8 ounces of water, once or twice daily.
• With a meal. The fat-soluble vitamins in any multivitamin need dietary fat to absorb, so taking it fasted wastes part of what you paid for.
• Morning is the usual habit anchor, and the small amount of caffeine from green tea is a mild argument against taking it late.
• Every day. Micronutrient status is built over weeks. There is no acute effect and nothing to notice on day one.

Who this is for

• Anyone who has bought six supplements and consistently takes two
• People who cannot or will not swallow capsules
• Anyone who wants a single decision instead of six
• People with a fish allergy who want an all-in-one, since the powder contains no fish oil
• Anyone already taking a separate omega-3

Who this is not for

All-in-one means you cannot adjust anything. If you need more of one nutrient — vitamin D in winter, magnesium for cramping, a higher probiotic count — you cannot increase it without increasing everything. Buying separately costs more attention and gives you control.

Buying components individually is also usually cheaper per unit. What you are paying for here is one decision instead of six, and the adherence that comes with it. For a lot of people that trade is worth it. For someone who genuinely will take six things daily, it is not.

If omega-3 matters to you, buy the packets rather than the powder.

Not for anyone under 18. If you take prescription medication, check interactions — green tea extract and CoQ10 both have documented ones, and CoQ10 is relevant if you are on a blood thinner.

Stack it with: a fish oil, if you have chosen the powder. Creatine, which is not in here and belongs in most lifters' routines.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Micro Factor Powder and the packets?
The packets are softgels and capsules and include omega-3 fatty acids. The powder is a drink and contains no omega-3, using CLA, coconut and olive oil powders instead. If omega-3 is part of why you want an all-in-one, buy the packets.

Does Micro Factor Powder have fish oil?
No. Only the packets do. That makes the powder suitable if you have a fish allergy.

How many probiotics are in it?
8 billion organisms from several researched strains.

Is it better than a normal multivitamin?
It is more than a multivitamin — six components rather than one. Whether that is better depends on whether you would otherwise buy and take those things separately.

Does it contain caffeine?
A small amount from the green tea extract. Not a stimulant dose, but worth knowing if you are sensitive or taking it at night.

When should I take it?
With a meal, since the fat-soluble vitamins need dietary fat to absorb properly. Most people take it in the morning.

Can I take two servings a day?
The label allows up to two. One is enough for most people.

Is it third-party tested?
Yes, with ISO 17025-accredited testing.

Ordering 1st Phorm from us

1st Phorm does not permit direct online checkout through retailers, so this is not a standard add-to-cart product. It is stocked at our Langhorne PA store, or message us and we will send you a cart to check out.