Six active ingredients. No fillers, no synthetic additives, no hidden nasties.

Iodine (150 mcg) — the anchor mineral. Essential for thyroid, breast tissue, and cellular function.

Selenium (55 mcg) — the mineral that buffers iodine and activates thyroid hormone. Plant-based diets are typically 40% below RDA.

Zinc (15 mg) — allows hormones to bind to your cells. Vegan diets often provide only 60-70% of the required amount.

L-Tyrosine (300 mg) — the amino acid your body combines with iodine to create thyroid hormone. Lower in plant proteins than in animal proteins.

Vitamin B12 (methylcobalamin, 500 mcg) — the single most important vegan supplement. Essential for energy, cognitive function, and red blood cell production.

KSM-66 Ashwagandha (300 mg) — the clinical-grade adaptogenic root that supports stress response and helps preserve mineral reserves. Wild-harvested from the Indian foothills, cold-extracted to preserve the withanolides.

Every batch is third-party tested for purity, potency, and heavy metals. Vegan, gluten-free, non-GMO, made in a GMP-certified facility.

Three major differences.

1. Dosing. Most vegan multis contain iodine at 15-50 mcg — well below the therapeutic dose your body actually needs (150 mcg). TryCure delivers the full therapeutic microdose in every serving.

2. Absorption. Multivitamins are almost always in capsule or tablet form, meaning your gut has to digest, dissolve, and absorb them. For minerals, absorption rates from capsules typically sit at 10-15%. TryCure is a sublingual liquid — held under the tongue for 30 seconds, the active compounds absorb directly into the bloodstream at rates of 85-95%.

3. Formula intent. Multivitamins are designed to prevent frank deficiency across a broad range of nutrients. TryCure is designed to restore the specific compounds plant-based diets are most likely to be depleted of, at doses that make a functional difference.

You can absolutely take TryCure alongside a general multivitamin — they're complementary, not competitive.

Iodine restoration is quiet and gradual, not dramatic.

Weeks 1-2: Small shifts — warmer hands, more stable morning energy, less afternoon crash. Most users notice something within the first two weeks, though it's often subtle.

Weeks 3-6: More noticeable changes — improved cognitive clarity, reduced breast tenderness before your period, better mood stability, more consistent energy throughout the day.

Weeks 7-12: The bigger changes — hair regrowth (especially at the eyebrows and temples), weight beginning to shift after months of resistance, better sleep quality, and the general feeling of "coming back to yourself."

We recommend committing to a full 90 days before making any judgement. Iodine deficiency accumulates over years — reversing it takes months, not weeks.

Yes. TryCure is formulated for both men and women.

The mineral requirements addressed by this formula — iodine, selenium, zinc, B12, tyrosine — are essential for both sexes. Iodine deficiency affects men and women equally, though the symptoms often differ:

• In women, deficiency more commonly shows up as breast tenderness, hair thinning, cold hands, and menstrual irregularities.
• In men, deficiency more commonly shows up as reduced energy, low mood, decreased libido, and slower recovery from exercise.

Both benefit from restoring the mineral to therapeutic levels.

Iodine is especially critical during pregnancy and breastfeeding — the World Health Organisation classifies iodine deficiency during pregnancy as one of the leading preventable causes of developmental problems in children.

That said, any supplement should be discussed with your GP or midwife before use during this time. Show them the full ingredient list and dosage. Most healthcare professionals, when shown a therapeutic-microdose iodine formula, will confirm it's a sensible addition to prenatal support.

You get every penny back.

Our 90-day money-back guarantee is unconditional. If you're not satisfied for any reason — if you don't feel meaningfully different, if the results aren't what you expected, if it just isn't for you — contact our support team and we'll refund your full purchase.

No proof of purchase needed beyond your original order. No hoops. No "return the unopened bottle" nonsense. Most refunds are processed within 48 hours.

We can offer this guarantee because we know what happens when a depleted body finally receives what it's been missing for years. But we'd rather refund you than have you spend a penny on something that isn't helping.

Iodine deficiency was considered "solved" in the 1940s when iodised salt became mandatory across most developed countries. For fifty years, medical training barely mentioned it — because it had effectively disappeared as a public health concern.

Then two things happened that most doctors haven't caught up with yet.

First, health-conscious consumers began replacing iodised salt with Himalayan, sea salt, and kosher salt in the 1990s and 2000s. None of these contain meaningful iodine.

Second, plant-based eating went mainstream, removing the other main iodine sources (seafood, dairy, eggs) from millions of diets.

The result: iodine deficiency has quietly returned as one of the most common nutritional gaps in the developed world — but medical education hasn't caught up. Standard NHS testing doesn't include iodine. Most GPs won't think to look for it.

If your GP is receptive, ask them to consider iodine status at your next appointment. You may be pleasantly surprised at their response once the possibility is raised.