“L-Carnitine is the new GLP-1.” Not quite.
It’s what a GLP-1 doesn’t do.

A compound built from two amino acids that your body produces on its own and also absorbs from food, and red meat is the richest source. It’s stored mostly in muscle, and was first isolated from muscle tissue in 1905.

Its main role is transport. Fatty acids can’t cross into the mitochondria, the part of the cell that burns fuel, without a carrier, and L-Carnitine is that carrier. Supporting that step is what supplementing it is for. It isn’t a “fat burner” in the sense the internet uses the phrase.

No. GLP-1 medications are prescription drugs that mimic a gut hormone and act on appetite signalling. L-Carnitine is a nutrient that acts on fatty acid transport. Different category, different mechanism, different level of medical oversight. Nothing here suggests one substitutes for the other. If you take or are considering a GLP-1 medication, speak to your doctor.

1,000mg per 35g serve: one sachet or one scoop, shaken into 300ml of water or a beverage of your choice. One serve daily.

After training, ideally. Exercise acutely increases metabolic responsiveness, so that’s the most useful window. On rest days take it at the same time each day. Daily consistency matters more than perfect timing.

People who train at least a few times a week and want one daily serve covering protein, creatine, electrolytes, probiotics and micronutrients instead of managing four or more separate products. It isn’t a weight-loss product and it isn’t a replacement for meals.

It replaces the stack rather than adding to it. One sachet after training covers what most people were buying as four separate tubs. The formula is built around lean mass and recovery, which is why L-Carnitine sits beside 25g of protein and 5g of creatine rather than being sold on its own.

You’re covered by a 90-day full refund guarantee, and you can cancel or pause a subscription at any time. If it’s the flavour rather than the formula, the flavour promise lets you swap within 24 hours.

No proprietary blends

Every amount is printed and verifiable. 1,000mg of L-Carnitine is on the sachet itself, not buried inside a blend.

Third-party lab tested, every batch

Not once at launch. Every batch, with results published.

Australian made

Premium ingredients, made transparently in Australia.

Versioned, not fixed

The formula is reviewed and updated as new science emerges. Currently supplying OneFit® v4.7.

No gums, oils or harmful additives

And nothing included at a dose too small to do anything.

Per 35g serve: hydrolysed bovine collagen protein, micronised creatine monohydrate, L-carnitine tartrate, BCAA 2:1:1, glycine, magnesium citrate, potassium citrate, sodium chloride, turmeric extract, Lactobacillus paracasei, plus 13 vitamins and minerals, natural flavouring and sweetener.

Gluten: nil detected. Plant-based options use pea protein in place of collagen. Not intended for children, or for anyone pregnant or nursing, without medical advice.

Third-party lab tested every batch, with results published. Made in Australia to premium ingredient standards. The formula is versioned and revised as evidence develops. The current supply is v4.7.

Doses are set at amounts intended to be meaningful rather than label-filling: 25g protein, 5g creatine monohydrate, 1,000mg L-carnitine and 1g of elemental electrolytes per serve.

Take one serve daily, after training. Blend or shake one 35g sachet (or one scoop) into 300ml of water or a beverage of your choice. On rest days, take it at the same time each day.

Per 35g serve (1 sachet or 1 scoop), Chocolate Milkshake. 20 servings per package.

Percentage daily intakes are based on an average adult diet of 8700kJ. Batch tested between 100–105 calories.