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If this sounds familiar
You've been told to lose weight. You've been handed the pill and sent home. You've scrolled forums at midnight, built your own supplement stack, and paid for things that did nothing. And somewhere along the way, it started to feel like it was your fault.
It isn't. PCOS was renamed PMOS in 2026, and the new name has "metabolic" in it for a reason. What you've been living with was never about willpower.
Why "I tried ALA and nothing happened" is so common
Alpha lipoic acid comes in two mirror-image forms. R-ALA is the form your body makes on its own. S-ALA is a by-product of how most ALA is manufactured.
Most ALA on the shelf is a 50/50 mix of the two, called racemic ALA. So a bottle that says "600 mg" usually holds about 300 mg of the R-form. If you tried ALA before and felt nothing, there's a fair chance you never took the form or the amount that was studied.
What makes nurvella different
Every daily serving of nurvella is 600 mg of R-ALA, and nothing else. That's the same form and daily amount given for 24 weeks in the longest placebo-controlled trial of R-ALA in adults.
No S-form filler. All 600 mg is the form your body recognizes.
ALA leaves your blood within hours. Three smaller softgels let you spread it across the day.
Pure R-ALA is fragile as a dry powder. Ours is suspended in coconut oil inside a sealed softgel.
Health Canada licensed (NPN 80124581) to help promote healthy glucose metabolism and as a source of antioxidants.*
Side by side
| nurvella | Ordinary ALA | PCOS blends | |
|---|---|---|---|
| R-form only | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| 600 mg R-ALA a day | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Single ingredient, full dose shown | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| No powder to mix | ✓ | ✓ | Varies |
| Refund even if opened | ✓ | — | — |
"Ordinary ALA" means racemic (R + S) alpha lipoic acid. "PCOS blends" means multi-ingredient powders and capsules. Check any product's own label and policy.
The honest part
You've read enough pages that promise to fix everything. Here's exactly where the evidence stands, so you can decide for yourself.
That's why we don't promise you results. We promise you the right form, the right amount, and your money back if it isn't for you.
What to expect
We won't sell you a week-by-week miracle timeline. Here's what a fair test actually looks like.
Take 3 softgels a day, all together or one with each meal. Keep taking anything your doctor prescribed.
Consistency matters more than anything. Leave the pouch where you eat so you don't miss days.
One pouch lasts 40 days. Notice how your energy and routine feel, and write it down.
That's the full test. If you're not happy, email us and we'll refund your order, even if the pouch is opened or empty.
Zero risk to you
You've paid for enough things that didn't work. Many supplement guarantees only cover unopened products, which means you can't actually try them. Ours covers the pouch you opened, used, and finished.
Try it for 90 days. If you're not happy, email us and we'll refund your order, even if the pouch is opened or empty.
About $1.44 a day.
Try nurvella risk-freeMy supplement routine was already complicated enough. The softgel format appealed to me because there's nothing to measure or mix into a drink. Sometimes the practical details are what catch your attention.
I've spent way too long comparing supplements with confusing labels. Having the R-form and the 600 mg per serving clearly stated makes this easier to understand. That's information I actually look for.
180 softgels is a practical option for someone who hates constantly reordering little bottles. I always check the quantity alongside the price, so that stood out to me.
After buying so many supplements, I'm cautious about anything promising a complete transformation. I'm interested in antioxidant support. I don't need another miracle story to convince me to look at the ingredients.
I didn't know there were different forms of alpha lipoic acid until I started researching it. Having R-alpha lipoic acid specifically identified helped me compare this with the other options I was considering.
I'm more careful about supplements now than I used to be. Knowing the exact form and amount gives me something concrete to discuss with my clinician before adding anything to my routine.
Gluten-free was on my checklist, and I liked seeing the coconut oil formulation explained. I pay more attention to those product details these days. They help me decide whether something fits what I'm looking for.
Questions women ask before buying
Fair question, and we won't pretend it's guaranteed to work for you. What's different is what's in it: 600 mg of R-ALA only, the form and daily amount that was studied, with nothing hidden in a blend. Most ALA you've seen is half the S-form.
And unlike almost everything else you've tried, you can get your money back even after you've used it all.
Check the label of what you took. If it just says "alpha lipoic acid", it was almost certainly racemic: half R-form, half S-form. A 600 mg capsule of that gives you about 300 mg of R-form. Nurvella gives you 600 mg of R-form a day.
No supplement can honestly promise that, and you should be wary of any that does. Nurvella is licensed in Canada to help promote healthy glucose metabolism and as a source of antioxidants. It's not a treatment for PCOS, and it isn't meant to replace anything your doctor prescribed.
We can't claim that, and we won't. Some pages will tell you a supplement grows back hair or brings back your cycle. Those are claims no supplement is allowed to make, and the research doesn't support them for any single product. What we can tell you is what's in it, how much, and that you can get your money back if it's not for you.
No need. R-ALA is a different ingredient, and many women take both. In fact, most ALA research in women with PCOS paired ALA with inositol. If you're unsure, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Talk to your doctor first if you take metformin or any medication that lowers blood sugar, or if you have diabetes. R-ALA can add to that effect.
Stop taking it and contact your doctor if you notice sweating, paleness, chills, headache, dizziness or confusion, as these can be signs of low blood sugar.
Please check with your doctor first. Our label asks anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding to consult a health care practitioner before use, and the same applies if you're trying to conceive or going through fertility treatment.
Many women with PCOS, including lean PCOS, are told their labs look fine. Nurvella's licensed use, healthy glucose metabolism and antioxidant support, doesn't depend on a diagnosis or a lab result. If you want to know more about your own numbers, ask your doctor about a fasting insulin test.
Each softgel holds 200 mg, so three make the full 600 mg serving. ALA is absorbed quickly and leaves your blood within hours, so smaller softgels let you spread it across your meals if you want to. You can also take all three together.
Everyone's different, and we won't give you a fake timeline. Give it a full 90 days of taking it every day. That's a fair test, and it's exactly what our guarantee covers.
There's no powder to mix and nothing to dissolve. Taking the softgels with food is the easiest way to start. If anything doesn't agree with you, stop and let us know, and the guarantee covers you.
The R-form is the one your body makes, and 600 mg of it a day is what the longest placebo-controlled R-ALA trial used. With ordinary ALA, half of what's on the label is S-form. Per day, nurvella works out to about $1.44.
Each serving (3 softgels) contains 600 mg of R-alpha lipoic acid. Other ingredients: coconut oil, softgel (gelatin, glycerin, added color, beeswax, purified water). Free of soy, dairy and gluten.
The softgel is made with gelatin and beeswax, so it is not vegan.
It's third-party lab tested and holds a Health Canada product licence (NPN 80124581). In the US, the FDA doesn't approve supplements before they're sold, so no supplement is "FDA approved", whatever a label says.
Try it for 90 days. If you're not happy, email us and we'll refund your order, even if the pouch is opened or empty.
One pouch is 120 softgels, which is 40 days at 3 a day. That's about $1.44 a day. If you subscribe, you can cancel any time, with no minimum number of orders.
600 mg of R-ALA a day. Nothing hidden. 90 days to decide.
Try it for 90 days*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a health care practitioner before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, trying to conceive, have diabetes, or take medication. Individual results vary.