How Subscribe & Save Works: Supplies, Savings and Skipping
Pick a supply, get it delivered on a schedule and save up to 25%. Here is exactly how our subscriptions work, including protein and creatine schedules.
In short
Choose a 1-, 3- or 6-month supply at 15%, 20% or 25% off. 3- and 6-container subscriptions ship free. You can skip, swap, pause or cancel anytime.
The three supply sizes
| Supply | Containers per delivery | Saving | Shipping |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-month supply | 1 | 15% off | Standard rates |
| 3-month supply | 3 | 20% off | Free |
| 6-month supply | 6 | 25% off | Free |
Each delivery arrives as the previous supply runs out, so you are not left with a pile of bottles.
Products with longer or shorter supplies
Not every container lasts exactly a month, so a few products follow their own schedule:
- 2-month bottles (60 servings, like Vision + Antioxidant): 1, 3 or 6 bottles delivered every 2, 6 or 12 months.
- Protein tubs (24 servings): 1 tub every 3 weeks, 3 tubs every 9 weeks or 6 tubs every 18 weeks.
- Creatine Monohydrate (50 servings): a 50-day supply every 6 weeks, 150 days every 18 weeks or 300 days every 36 weeks.
Each product page shows exactly how many containers ship and how often, right on the subscription option.
Skipping, swapping, pausing and canceling
There is no minimum commitment. You can skip a delivery, swap a product, pause or cancel anytime. If you need a hand, email us at contact@zuvonutrition.com.
What is not available on subscription
- Our Senna formulas, which are for short-term use only.
- Bundles, which are one-time purchases.
Is it right for you?
Subscribe & Save suits products you take every day and already know you like. If you are trying something new, a one-time purchase first is a sensible way to start. Running out is one of the most common reasons routines stop, and a subscription takes care of that.
Keep reading
- Value Bundles: a few formulas together for a one-time order
- Shipping across the US: cut-off times and delivery windows
This article is general information, not medical advice.


