• Made to order in our own UK lab
  • One tin, one scoop a day
  • You never hold stock or take payment
  • The discount applies itself at checkout
  • Commission on every order, renewals included
  • Paid monthly by bank transfer

Help / Sending formulas to clients

What your client sees

The email and the page we send them, step by step, from the client's side.

PartnersUpdated 23/09/2026

  1. An email from Yutrients. The sender's name is yours; the address is ours. It carries your message, a button to open it, and the date the link stops working. It does not list any doses — those are on the page, where the client can read them properly.

  2. The page on yutrients.com. Headed "Jane Doe has put together your Yutrients formulas", with your message, then each formula: its name, what is in it, and a way to buy it — the option you suggested is shown first and already picked, with the other (monthly or one-off) underneath. Each one has an Include this blend switch.

  3. The sharing agreement. Before checkout, the client must agree that you can see the formulas on that page and how their orders and subscription for them are going. It is required to buy what you sent — only they can tick it, and they can withdraw it later from their account. Until they have, the client's page in the portal says sharing is still to be agreed.

  4. Checkout. One button takes them straight to the Yutrients checkout, with their discount applied for them.

Where the safety note appears

If any line in a blend is above the customer maximum, the email includes a short note asking anyone who is pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or under medical care to speak to their GP or pharmacist first. Every tin carries the same advisory.

What you see back

On the client's Formulas tab: Sent, then Opened (with how many times and when), then Purchased — per formula, because a client can include some and not others.

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