Please don't use uppercase for emphasis. It's basically yelling, and the site guidelines ask you not to: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.

I'm sorry. I am angry.

I hear you. This is offtopic, but it's amazing how hard and rare it is to just make that simple a statement about it.

What information is missing from this description, which is front and center on the landing page? "Pure liquid vitamins based on research. Optimized formulations tailored to your body composition that’s 10X more effective." This text appears next to a photos of branded vials containing, one assumes, liquid vitamins.

A month subscription of liquid supplements that is adjusted base on your body composition. Our supplements are adjusted base on your weight, height, age, and gender. And so far, no two orders are the same. It will eventually once we get more orders.

I think the FDA would consider that an insufficient description.

You may also be running afoul of FTC truth-in-advertising law, since you are making claims but not disclosing actual ingredients.