Edit, duplicate and retire presets

Presets are private to you and can change; a blend you have already sent never does.

PartnersUpdated 15/09/2026

Edit

Go to Presets and open the preset.
It is checked again the moment it opens, against today's catalogue. A line we no longer make, an amount that is no longer on the grid, or a retired base shows up before you touch anything.
Change what you need and press Save changes.

Editing a preset changes only the preset. Plans you have already sent from it are fixed — a sent blend is a formula in our system and never changes underneath a client.

Duplicate

There is no copy button on a preset, and you rarely need one: when you build a plan, From a preset opens a copy of the preset in the editor. Change it there and the preset itself stays as it was. To keep a variant for good, build it as a new preset.

Retire

At the bottom of a preset's edit page, Archive preset takes it out of your list. Nothing else changes — plans already sent from it are unaffected, and it no longer appears in the "From a preset" list when you build a plan. Archiving cannot be undone from the portal; email partner@yutrients.com if you need one back.

Lines that are no longer available

A preset saved before we delisted an ingredient still opens. The line reads "No longer in the catalogue" with a Remove button; remove it and the rest saves as normal.

Build a preset from scratchA preset is a saved blend you can start from whenever you build a plan for a client.
Create and send a planOne or more blends, a message, a suggested plan per blend and an expiry — then send by email or copy the link.
Bases and add-onsWhat a base is, how add-ons stack on top of it, and what "no base" means for the price.

Still stuck? Email partner@yutrients.com — a person will answer.