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Taking Multi-Vitamins Made Easy by 3 Second Health

Rachel Zabonick-Chonko November 30, 2012

3 Second Health, a new liquid multi-vitamin, made its for-sale debut at the 2012 Mr. Olympia Fitness Expo this September at the Las Vegas Convention Center. 3 Second Health is the latest product from Pureform 1000, LLC, a joint effort between 18-year nutritionist, Ron McCormick, and former newscaster, real estate professional and investor, Erik Levine. 3 Second Health comes in a convenient, travel-sized 2.5-ounce container — perfect for members who need immune support, antioxidants and caffeine-free energy while away from home.

“We believe 3 Second Health will set the industry standard for those wishing to take a liquid multi-vitamin supplement while on the go,” said Levine.

3 Second Health

3 Second Health contains 12 vitamins and more than 70 major and trace minerals, along with Lutein and Quercetin. It also contains all-natural flavoring agents to help mask the taste of vitamins that make most pills and liquid multi-vitamins unpleasant to take.

The formula took over two years for a team of nutritionists, formulators, Ph.D.s and medical doctors, to perfect. The huge benefit to liquid multi-vitamins, over pills or capsules, is the rapid absorption into the small intestine.

“The proprietary blend and high quality raw ingredients and vitamins in 3 Second Health will raise the bar in the $30 billion, global vitamin industry,” explained Levine. “We are extremely proud of the brand and the initial feedback from those who’ve tried it is overwhelmingly positive.” The product comes in a single-serving shot, and does not need to be refrigerated.

Liquid Health

“In 2009, I watched hundreds of people a month enter McCormick’s Southern Nevada store and wondered why everyone wanted to take his liquid multi-vitamins,” said Levine.

After trying them himself, Levine was hooked. So much so, he decided to invest in the company. “I could never take a multi-vitamin pill because it always gave me an upset stomach,” explained Levine.

“With liquids it was smooth and easy — then we started thinking about people’s lifestyles, especially those who travel, hike, bike, etc. We developed the travel size to give people a way to sample our 32-ounce product, without making a $35-$40 investment, or carrying around a heavy refrigerated bottle. It’s been an immediate hit.”