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Supplement Subscription: What to Check Before You Subscribe

Supplement Subscription: What to Check Before You Subscribe

Subscribing to a supplement saves a reorder, but it also means recurring charges. This guide covers what TimTam's product pages say about recurring purchases and the terms worth confirming before you check out.
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A recovery routine only works if you stay consistent with it, and that includes running out of nothing. A device like the PowerMassager PRO is a one-time purchase, while supplements are used up. This guide covers what TimTam's pages say about recurring purchases so you know what to confirm before you subscribe.

What does a recurring purchase mean on a supplement page?

It means the order repeats on a schedule until you cancel it. TimTam's Power + Performance, Premium Protein, and Patriot Brew pages each state that the item is a deferred, subscription, or recurring purchase, and each asks you to agree to the cancellation policy before continuing. Read that notice at checkout instead of scrolling past it.

The notice is the summary of what you are agreeing to.

What should you confirm before you subscribe?

Confirm four things: the price per shipment, how often it ships, when the charges fall, and how to cancel. The Power + Performance page says you authorize charges at the prices, frequency, and dates listed on that page. If any of those four is unclear, ask before you check out.

Four details cover almost every question.

Do all TimTam supplement pages list the same terms?

No. The Power + Performance page lists a delivery frequency. The Premium Protein and Patriot Brew pages do not list a billing frequency for those products, so confirm it at checkout instead of assuming it matches another page. Terms are set per product and can change.

Check the page you are buying from, not the one you remember.

Can you cancel a supplement subscription?

TimTam's site banner says cancel anytime, and each product page points to a cancellation policy. The product pages do not spell out the steps, so read the policy and keep your order confirmation. Do this before the first renewal date, not after it.

Know the cancellation path while it is easy to find.

Does a subscription change what is in the product?

No. A subscription changes how and when an order ships and bills, not the ingredients. Power + Performance lists 1,000 mg of deer antler velvet per serving as its single ingredient either way. Athletes subject to drug testing should check with their governing body before using it.

The label is the same on a one-time order or a repeat order.

Which products suit a repeat order?

Choose a repeat order for products you already use on a regular rhythm. Patriot Brew Coffee lists 10g of collagen peptides, and TimTam's page says it is designed for daily use. Premium Protein lists 19g of hydrolyzed beef collagen protein per serving. Try a product first if you are unsure.

Subscribe once the habit is already there.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does recurring purchase mean on a TimTam product page?

TimTam's Power + Performance, Premium Protein, and Patriot Brew pages state the item is a deferred, subscription, or recurring purchase and ask you to agree to the cancellation policy.

What should you confirm before you subscribe?

Confirm the price, the delivery frequency, the dates, and the cancellation policy. The Power + Performance page says you authorize charges at the prices, frequency, and dates listed on that page.

Do all TimTam supplement pages list a delivery frequency?

No. The Power + Performance page lists a frequency. The Premium Protein and Patriot Brew pages do not list a billing frequency for those products, so confirm it at checkout.

Can you cancel a subscription?

TimTam's site banner says cancel anytime. The page refers to a cancellation policy, so read that policy for the steps.

Does a subscription change what is in the product?

No. The ingredients are the same either way. A subscription changes how and when the order ships and bills.

Last reviewed: November 6, 2026.

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.