Everything You Wanted
To Ask About VICE.
Straight answers. No fluff. No fine print. Just what you need to know before you start.
Because your routine should feel like something you want to do, not something you have to.
"Your healthiest vice."
A vice is something you look forward to. Most supplements feel like the opposite: bitter capsules, gritty powders, protocols nobody keeps past week two. VICE tastes like Mixed Berry candy and takes two seconds of your morning.
We named it VICE because the best habit is the one you actually keep. This is the one you will want to keep.
Do not worry about it. One missed day is not going to undo anything. Pick up where you left off the next morning, at the usual time. Do not double up to compensate.
Consistency matters more than perfection. The point of giving it the full 90 days is that you have room to miss a day here and there and still get a real answer about whether it works for you.
Tip: keep your pouch next to your coffee or your toothbrush. Once it is attached to something you already do every morning, you stop having to remember it at all.
One pouch is a full 30-day supply at the recommended dose of 2 gummies a day. The exact count and the full supplement facts panel are printed on the pouch and listed on the product page.
Take them with food rather than on an empty stomach. Most women take theirs with breakfast or their morning coffee.
If you are planning ahead, plan for 90 days. That is the window the guarantee is built around, and it is long enough to judge properly instead of stopping right in the middle. Individual experiences vary.
VICE is made with plant based, clinically studied ingredients in a cGMP certified facility, and every batch is third party tested for heavy metals, microbial contaminants and ingredient potency.
It is a food supplement, not a medicine, so it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Some people find any supplement sits better with food, which is why we recommend taking yours with a meal.
Every active is listed with its exact dose on the product page and on the pouch, along with the full allergen and dietary information. Read it before you start, especially if you have allergies. If you are pregnant, nursing, under 18, managing a health condition or taking medication, talk to your doctor first.
Ask your doctor or pharmacist first, and take the label with you so they can see the actual ingredients and doses rather than guessing from a brand name.
That goes double if you are on prescription medication of any kind, or if you are pregnant, nursing or managing a health condition. Your prescriber knows your history. We do not, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
This is not a red flag. It is normal practice with any supplement. Your health comes first, always.
That frustration is fair, and it is earned. This industry is full of products that promise everything and explain nothing, and anyone who has been burned by them deserves a straight answer instead of another pitch.
Here is what we can actually stand behind. No proprietary blends. Every ingredient is listed with its exact dose, so you can look up each one yourself instead of taking our word for it.
And we back it with our 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee. One email to info@your-vice.us starts it, and the conditions are written out in plain language in our Refund Policy. No hoops, no retention script.
You do not have to trust us blindly. Take the 90 days and decide for yourself.
Yes. Especially you.
The women who find us are rarely the ones chasing a quick fix before a holiday. They are the ones who have tried properly, for years, and watched nothing change no matter how disciplined they were.
"I was one bad day away from giving up completely. VICE was my last try, and it is the first thing in years I have actually stuck with." · Monica J.
That exhaustion is not a character flaw and it is not a lack of willpower. You have not failed. You just have not found the routine you can keep yet, and that is a different problem with a much simpler answer.
Individual experiences vary, which is exactly why the guarantee runs 90 days. You get to find out on your own terms.
VICE is for you too. The routine does not change with your starting point: 2 gummies a day, with food, every day.
What does change is the timeline. A longer journey means you want to think in months rather than weeks, and it means the thing that matters most is picking a routine you can still be doing in month three. That is the whole reason we made this taste like candy instead of another capsule you abandon.
Plenty of women in our community started with a long way to go. What they tend to notice first is not the scale, it is that the routine finally stuck. Individual experiences vary.
A longer road ahead is not a reason to wait. It is a reason to start today.
This is the single most common thing we hear, and the honest answer is that you are not imagining it.
Bodies change after 35 or 40. The effort that worked at 28 stops giving you the same feedback at 42. That is biology, not a personal failing, and being told to simply try harder is both useless and insulting.
VICE is a daily supplement, not a plan that demands you overhaul your life. Two gummies, with food, every day. The actives and their doses are all on the product page so you can read exactly what you are taking, and if anything on that list matters for your situation, take it to your doctor before you start.
"Turning 40 broke something in me and my body stopped cooperating. This is the first routine I have managed to keep going." · Rachel B.
Your body at 40 and beyond is not broken. It just needs something you can actually sustain. Individual experiences vary, and the 90 days are there so you can test that without risk.
Yes. Cancel anytime, no questions asked.
Manage or cancel your subscription from your account whenever you want. No phone calls, no retention loop, no awkward back and forth. And if you would rather not subscribe at all, every product is available as a one-time purchase at checkout. Pick that option and nothing recurring is ever set up.
On your statement the charge shows under the VICE name, sometimes with a short code added by our payment processor, so it may not read exactly as it does on this site. If you see a charge you cannot place, email us before you contact your bank. Send the date and the last four digits of the card and we will identify it for you. If it should not be there, you get it back. A bank dispute takes weeks. We can settle it in one reply.
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