Pineapple Passion · 21 servings
Muscle
Whey Protein Isolate · L-Arginine · L-Glutamine
Immune + Tissue
Vitamin C · Zinc · Copper · Selenium
Gut
Humiome® Post LB · Prebiotic Fiber
Energy
B Vitamins · Magnesium
Brain
Magnesium · Choline
Protein, amino acids, gut support, vitamins and minerals — made for the weeks around surgery.
Tap an ingredient to see the amount, the form and the evidence.
Every ingredient, amount, form and citation exactly as it appears on the label.
01 · Protein + amino acids
15 g
Physical stress raises the body’s demand for protein to help maintain muscle mass. Whey delivers all nine essential amino acids — including leucine, isoleucine, and valine — that serve as building blocks for muscle protein synthesis.†
Isolate is highly purified to remove nearly all lactose and fat while preserving a complete essential amino acid profile.
Contains milk.
02 · Protein + amino acids
7 g
Arginine is a conditionally essential amino acid whose demand can outpace the body’s own supply during periods of physical stress. It participates in nitric oxide production, normal immune function, and collagen formation.†
Produced through microbial fermentation from plant-based carbon sources rather than animal-protein hydrolysis, for a pure, free-form L-arginine.
What does the research show?
What the research studied: Most perioperative research studied arginine as one component of multi-nutrient immunonutrition formulas — typically alongside omega-3 fatty acids and nucleotides — particularly in major surgical populations.
What that means for PREP: PREP includes arginine as part of a broader nutritional formulation but does not replicate those immunonutrition formulas. Research on those formulas should not be interpreted as evidence that PREP itself produces the same surgical outcomes.
03 · Protein + amino acids
5 g
Glutamine is an amino acid used heavily by intestinal and immune cells, and its demand can rise during physical stress. It supports normal gut barrier function.†
A pure, crystalline free-form that is readily absorbed.
04 · Fat-soluble vitamins
900 mcg RAE
Vitamin A supports normal cell turnover, tissue integrity, and immune function — functions that remain important during periods of physical stress.†
Combines ready-to-use preformed vitamin A with beta carotene, a provitamin A source the body can convert to vitamin A as needed (retinyl palmitate + beta carotene).
High doses of preformed vitamin A can cause birth defects. Not intended for use during pregnancy — review with your care team.
05 · Fat-soluble vitamins
75 mcg (3,000 IU)
Physical stress asks more of the body’s normal immune-response systems. Vitamin D supports normal immune function and helps maintain healthy vitamin D status.†
Cholecalciferol (D3) — the same form the body naturally produces in response to sunlight.
06 · Fat-soluble vitamins
500 mg
Vitamin C supports collagen formation and antioxidant defenses that remain important during periods of metabolic strain.†
A meaningful daily dose selected to support normal vitamin C-dependent functions.
07 · B-vitamins — metabolic coenzymes
12 mg
When metabolic demand rises, the body has to turn nutrients into usable energy efficiently. Thiamine supports normal cellular energy production and carbohydrate metabolism.†
Selected to support normal energy metabolism during periods of higher metabolic demand.
08 · B-vitamins — metabolic coenzymes
10 mg
When energy demand rises, cells rely on efficient pathways to process protein, carbohydrate, and fat. Riboflavin supports normal energy metabolism and energy transfer.†
Riboflavin 5-Phosphate, a bioactive coenzyme form of vitamin B2.
09 · B-vitamins — metabolic coenzymes
25 mg
Higher metabolic demand means more cellular work. Niacinamide supports NAD+-dependent pathways involved in normal energy metabolism and cellular function.†
Niacinamide provides vitamin B3 without the characteristic “niacin flush.”
10 · B-vitamins — metabolic coenzymes
50 mg
Physical stress increases the importance of efficient fuel metabolism. Pantothenic acid is required to form coenzyme A, which plays a central role in normal energy metabolism.†
A defined dose selected to support normal coenzyme A-dependent metabolic pathways.
11 · B-vitamins — metabolic coenzymes
15 mg
When protein demands rise, vitamin B6 helps support normal amino-acid and protein metabolism as well as nervous-system function.†
Pyridoxal 5-Phosphate (P5P), a bioactive coenzyme form of vitamin B6.
12 · B-vitamins — metabolic coenzymes
300 mcg
When energy demand rises, biotin-dependent enzymes help the body convert protein, carbohydrate, and fat into usable energy.†
A high-purity source of this essential metabolic cofactor.
13 · B-vitamins — metabolic coenzymes
500 mcg DFE
Normal cell division and DNA synthesis support ongoing tissue turnover, including during periods of increased physical demand.†
L-5-Methyltetrahydrofolate, the methylated form of folate that does not require the MTHFR conversion step.
14 · B-vitamins — metabolic coenzymes
500 mcg
Vitamin B12 supports normal red blood cell production and nervous-system function during periods of increased physical demand.†
Methylcobalamin, a naturally occurring coenzyme form of vitamin B12.
15 · Minerals + trace elements
300 mg
Magnesium supports normal muscle, nerve, and energy-related functions that remain important during periods of physical stress.†
Chelated to glycine for a well-tolerated, bioavailable form.
16 · Minerals + trace elements
25 mg
Zinc supports normal immune function, cell division, and tissue maintenance — functions that remain important during periods of increased metabolic turnover.†
A bioavailable 25 mg dose, paired with copper to help maintain mineral balance.
PREP does not contain shellfish.
17 · Minerals + trace elements
1 mg
Copper supports normal collagen formation and antioxidant defenses — functions the body continues to rely on during periods of tissue turnover.†
Included alongside zinc to support normal mineral balance.
18 · Minerals + trace elements
100 mcg
Higher metabolic activity can increase oxidative load. Selenium supports the body’s normal antioxidant defense systems through selenium-dependent enzymes.†
A bioavailable source selected to support normal selenium-dependent functions.
19 · Minerals + trace elements
100 mg
Cell-membrane integrity and lipid metabolism remain important when tissue turnover and metabolic demand increase. Choline supports normal cell-membrane structure and lipid metabolism.†
A stable form that integrates cleanly into the daily formula.
20 · Minerals + trace elements
160 mg
Periods of altered intake and fluid shifts can make maintaining normal electrolyte balance especially important. Potassium supports normal fluid balance and muscle function.†
A highly soluble form that integrates easily into a daily beverage.
21 · Minerals + trace elements
330 mg
Periods of fasting or altered fluid intake can make maintaining normal hydration and fluid balance especially important. Sodium supports normal hydration and fluid balance.†
A measured amount designed to complement the formula’s overall nutritional profile.
22 · Gut health + prebiotics
1.5 g
Changes in diet and routine can affect the gut environment. Prebiotic fiber supports a normal, balanced microbiome and contributes to daily fiber intake.†
A modest dose designed to complement the formula while supporting digestive tolerance.
23 · Gut health + prebiotics
340 mg
Changes in diet, routine, and physical stress can challenge normal gut-barrier and mucosal functions. Humiome® Post LB is a postbiotic that supports normal gut barrier function and mucosal defenses.†
Heat-stabilized and shelf-stable, providing beneficial bacterial components without using live bacteria.
00 · Clean-label base
Clean-label base
A plant-based sweetener that provides sweetness without meaningfully increasing the formula’s sugar content.
A purified, plant-sourced extract selected for a clean taste.
The PREP™ Standard · Surgery-Conscious by Design™
Zero
herbal ingredients
Zero
proprietary blends
100%
label transparency
Every ingredient and its amount is disclosed. Your Clinical Ingredient Passport puts the formula in one place so your surgeon and anesthesia team can review it.
Blended in a cGMP facility and tested for identity, purity & potency.
Built to support your nutrition. Designed to make the conversation with your care team easier.
Why Pineapple Passion?
PREP contains 7 g of L-arginine and 5 g of L-glutamine. That’s a lot of amino acids to make taste good. Arginine, in particular, is naturally bitter.
We didn’t want patients to dread their daily drink.
So we created Pineapple Passion—a bright, refreshing tropical flavor, lightly sweetened with cane sugar and stevia leaf extract.
No thick, heavy shake. Just one scoop mixed into cold water.
Scoop
Pour
Stir
Enjoy
Mix 1 scoop (50 g) into 8–12 oz cold water.
When to take PREP™
Begin approximately 14 days before surgery and continue for 7 days after surgery.
Your last serving should be at least 24 hours before surgery.
Do not take PREP™ on surgery day.
PREP™ is not a clear liquid.
Do not double servings.
Questions patients ask
Mainly to avoid hidden botanicals and blood thinners that can affect bleeding or interact with anesthesia.
Supplements also don’t always contain what the label says.
PREP™ is blended in a cGMP facility and tested for identity, purity & potency, with zero herbal ingredients, 0 mg Vitamin E and every amount disclosed. You pause at least 24 hours before surgery. Always follow your surgical team.
Light, crisp pineapple — almost like Sunny D. Not thick vanilla sludge.
It mixes smooth into cold water, with no chalkiness. Easy on a sensitive stomach.
Blend it with frozen berries, yogurt or coconut water.
Protein is critical. But it’s only 1 of 23 ingredients.
If you don’t buy PREP™, please hit your protein targets before and after surgery.
Surgery also asks for Vitamin C, Zinc and Copper for healing, plus immune, fluid and gut support. PREP™ puts 22 of these around 15 g of whey isolate, so you don’t juggle pill bottles.
Anesthesia, pain medicine and fasting can slow your gut. PREP™ supports it before surgery and continues for 7 days after.
Share the Clinical Ingredient Passport. Every form and amount is listed for your surgeon or pre-op nurse to review.
Send your surgical team the Clinical Ingredient Passport and ask them to review it. Many “stop all supplements” instructions exist because teams can’t see what’s in a product.
Some teams are comfortable with PREP™ once they’ve reviewed it; others still prefer you pause it. Either way, follow your surgical team’s final instructions.
Around surgery, probably not. Greens and wellness blends often contain herbs and botanicals that are held before surgery, and proprietary blends can’t be reviewed quickly.
PREP™ has no herbs, no botanicals and no proprietary blends, with every amount disclosed. Always share your full supplement list with your surgical team.
Maybe — but review the full list with your care team, because PREP’s vitamins and minerals can overlap or add up with a multivitamin or other products. Share the Clinical Ingredient Passport alongside your other supplements so your team can see the totals and tell you what to keep, adjust, or pause before surgery. Their instructions come first.
Prepare better.Recover stronger.