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Product Highlights
- Complete supplement packs
- Day and night packs of supplements
- All-in-one product
In-Depth Review
Onnit Total Human Review (2025): Our Honest Thoughts After Trying Joe Rogan’s Multivitamin Stack
Author: Anthony O'Reilly CPT, CNC
Our Onnit Total Human review is based on weeks of testing Joe Rogan’s favorite multivitamin stack. Here are our honest thoughts.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- Subscribe and save
- Combination of Onnit’s best products
- Day pack for energy and night pack for better sleep
- High dosages of vitamins and minerals
Cons
- Customers complain of receiving only partial doses of multiple supplements
- Relatively expensive
- More than 15 pills per day
Specs
| Intended audience | People trying to optimize health |
|---|---|
| Key Ingredients | Over 30 active ingredients including B vitamins, potassium, adaptogen blends, krill oil, spirulina, and more |
| Servings Per Container | 30 AM packs, 30 PM packs |
| Serving size | 1 day and 1 night packet; 16 total pills |
| Serving Size | 1 AM pack and 1 PM pack taken daily |
| Price per serving | $4.60 (1 time purchase)\, $3.91 (subscription) |
| Servings per container | 7-\, 30-\, 60-\, and 90- day options |
| Form | Individual packs with capsules and softgel |
Product Summary
Onnit Total Human is an expensive supplement pack with a lot of pills, designed for people that want everything they need in one place and want to use a variety of Onnit’s products.
