Daily routine, built on evidence

A quiet, daily routine for resilient skin and immunity.

Five studied formulations designed to support immune function, skin barrier integrity, and a calm stress response.*

LS-01 LYSINE COMPLEX IM-02 IMMUNE RESERVE CM-03 CALM + RESTORE GT-05 DAILY GREENS
Third-party testedNo binders or fillersVegan capsulesDiscreet delivery
DualRelease Technology

Most amino acid supplements release everything at once. LS-01 does not.

Outer capsule

An immediate-release shell delivers zinc and vitamin C on contact, plus a plant-derived buffer that protects the stomach lining from acidic amino load.

Inner matrix

A slow-dissolving inner core meters free-form L-lysine out gradually, holding a steadier level than a single large dose.

Clean carrier

No magnesium stearate, no titanium dioxide, no artificial colourants. Vegan capsule, nitrogen-flushed and sealed in amber glass.

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3.8BPeople under 50 living with HSV-1 worldwide (WHO, 2020 estimates)
Perspective

You are not an outlier. You are the majority.

An estimated 64% of people under 50 carry HSV-1, and around 520 million adults aged 15 to 49 carry HSV-2. It is one of the most common viral infections on earth, and one of the most quietly stigmatised.

HerpesCareHub exists to make daily care feel ordinary: clear science, plain language, no euphemisms, discreet packaging, and formulas you would be happy to leave on the counter.

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Source: World Health Organization, Herpes simplex virus fact sheet. Prevalence figures are epidemiological context only and are not a claim about these products.

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Build the routine. Let it do the work.*

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. HerpesCareHub products are dietary supplements and topical cosmetics, not antiviral medicines, and are not a substitute for care from a licensed clinician. If you have or suspect a herpes simplex infection, speak with a healthcare provider about diagnosis and treatment options.