Nuvia does something almost no diet supplement does: it publishes its complete formula, with a number beside every ingredient. It also does something almost no shop does, which is refuse to print a price on any public page. Both facts are useful, and they point in opposite directions.
Nuvia is a once daily UK weight management tablet built on 16 mg of niacin plus four plant extracts, sold direct in bottles of one, two, three or five.
Seller image, buynuvia.com. The label reads Fat Burner, 30 capsules, 18.6 g, contains caffeine, not recommended for children and pregnant women
The formula, to scale
This is the seller's own ingredients page, unedited, drawn at true proportion. The bar lengths are the milligrams. Nothing here is a blend, an unnamed complex or a proprietary matrix, which is genuinely rare and worth crediting.
Bars drawn at true scale against 150 mg. Dose: one tablet per day, with food. Read on the seller's ingredients page, 1 September 2026.
The four botanical ingredients together come to 172 mg, and the one with real pharmacological weight behind it, the carnitine, is present at 2 mg. That is not a criticism of honesty, because the seller printed the number itself. It is a limit on what the tablet can plausibly do, and the seller effectively concedes it in the footnotes.
Its own page footnotes four EFSA authorised claims, all for niacin: contributes to normal energy yielding metabolism, to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, to the normal function of the nervous system, and to the maintenance of normal skin and mucous membranes. Not one of those is a weight loss claim, and no authorised claim is cited for the raspberry, the green tea, the guarana or the carnitine.
The photograph on the seller's own site is legible, and it carries facts the text pages leave out. The bottle holds 30 capsules weighing 18.6 g, which is 620 mg per capsule. The declared actives above come to 188 mg. The remaining 432 mg, roughly seven tenths of what you swallow, is binder, filler and capsule shell, and none of it is itemised anywhere.
The label also carries a warning the marketing pages do not: contains caffeine, not recommended for children and pregnant women. And it names the product Fat Burner, in a box, directly above the line calling it a dietary supplement, on a formula whose only footnoted claims are the four niacin ones.
Two more oddities if you compare labels. The ingredients table marks niacin with the symbol the seller itself defines as no recommendation available, even though niacin has a published EU reference value of exactly 16 mg. And the site calls the product a tablet on the ingredients page, a capsule in the FAQ, and capsules on the bottle.
The number that is missing
We looked for one. Not on the home page, not in the FAQ, not on the ingredients page, not in the terms, not in the shipping or returns policies, and not in the Internet Archive's snapshot of the checkout from February 2026.
The price appears only inside the checkout, after the quiz, and the checkout's pricing loads for United Kingdom visitors only. Pages checked, all with no price shown:
We will not invent a figure to fill this gap. What the seller does say, in its own FAQ, is that Nuvia comes in bundles of one, two, three or five bottles, that multipacks include free shipping, and that the discount reaches up to 45 percent on the largest one. Open the checkout to see what it charges you, and read the number before you enter a card.
| What the seller states | Detail |
|---|---|
| Bottle contents | 30 capsules, 18.6 g |
| Bundle sizes | 1, 2, 3 or 5 bottles |
| Largest discount | up to 45 percent |
| Free shipping | On multipacks only |
| Currency | GBP |
| Ships from | United Kingdom, ShipBob at Wellesbourne |
| Dispatch time | within 3 working days |
| When you are charged | The card is charged when the order leaves the warehouse, not at checkout |
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The fine print
Every page on the site carries a 60 Day Money-Back Guarantee badge. The returns policy the badge points at reads differently, and for a supplement the difference is the whole thing.
Read plainly, this is a change of mind window on an unopened parcel, not a satisfaction guarantee. If the tablet does nothing for you after three weeks, the policy gives you nothing back. Price that in before you buy the five bottle bundle.
Orders ship within 3 working days and the card is only charged on dispatch. To stop one, email customer service with the subject line Cancellation and your order number as fast as you can. A cancelled order is refunded within 15 days. Returns, once shipped, go to Nuvia care of ShipBob, Unit 3, Wellesbourne Distribution Park, 13 Loxley Rd, CV35 9JY Wellesbourne, but only after support gives you the go ahead.
Left out on purpose
Seller illustration for the ingredients section, buynuvia.com
Not for everyone
If what you actually want is the niacin and you like the idea of a single simple tablet, Nuvia is at least a product that tells you exactly what is in it. Just check the price on the seller's page before you decide, because we cannot tell you what it is.
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Questions
The seller publishes no price on any public page, and we will not invent one. The figure appears only inside the checkout, after the quiz, and it loads for United Kingdom visitors. Its FAQ says bundles come in one, two, three or five bottles with up to 45 percent off the largest.
Per tablet: raspberry fruit extract 10:1 at 150 mg, niacin at 16 mg, green tea leaf extract 4:1 at 10 mg, guarana seed extract 4:1 at 10 mg, and N-acetyl-L-carnitine at 2 mg. There is no proprietary blend, and the seller publishes every figure.
It exists, and it is narrower than the badge suggests. The policy accepts returns within 60 days only if the item comes back unopened, unused and fit for resale, with prior approval, and you pay the return postage. An opened bottle is not refundable.
The seller cites no authorised claim for weight loss. The four claims it does footnote are all for niacin and cover energy metabolism, tiredness, nervous system function and skin. Judge the tablet on that basis, not on the testimonials.
One per day with food. A bottle holds 30, so it is a month. The product page suggests 15 to 30 minutes before breakfast and advises against taking it after lunch, which is sensible: the label warns that it contains caffeine and is not recommended for children or pregnant women.
The shop is set up for United Kingdom customers, prices in pounds and ships from a warehouse in Warwickshire. Checkout pricing did not load for us from outside the UK, so treat it as a UK product.
Email customer service first and get approval, because unapproved returns are not processed. Send the unopened item at your own cost to Nuvia care of ShipBob, Unit 3, Wellesbourne Distribution Park, 13 Loxley Rd, CV35 9JY. The refund follows within 14 days of inspection.
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