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Hey, buddy, what is AG1?

AG1 is the drinkable multivitamin with gut health support.

One scoop contains your multivitamin, pre and probiotics,

superfoods, and antioxidants in one delicious daily habit. Ag1 NextGen is backed by four clinical trials,

clinically shown to fill common nutrient gaps and support gut health. It's one of the easiest

things you can do for your health, all for less than $3 a day when you subscribe.

AG1 now has four delicious flavors, Wags.

Original, the flavor you know and love with hints of pineapple and vanilla.

Citrus, a bright, zesty flavor that tastes like orange and lemon.

Berry, a subtly sweet, lightly fruity flavor that tastes like blueberry and strawberry.

Tropical, a sweet, vibrant, and bright flavor of tropical tastes like papaya and passion fruit.

It's not magic dust or a silver bullet, but it provides me with a great foundation for the day.

I can tell it's making a difference in my gut and digestion. I think about it like my nutritional insurance. It sets my day up for success. It helps fill in my nutrient gap so I know I'm doing something good for my body. Wags, you know I take AG1, I put it into a tall glass of water in the morning, I mix it up and I drink it down, and I know I'm set for the day. I'm feeling good, I'm feeling healthy, not going to get sick. That's right. It makes you feel better.

It gets immune system support. Mm-hmm. And gut health support. Give the new AG1 flavors a try today. If you head to drinkag1.com slash doughboys, you'll also get a free welcome kit worth $76 when you subscribe, including five AG1 travel packs, a shaker, canister, and scoop. That's drinkag1.com slash doughboys to get started. Do it.

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