Question 1

Will the fiber cause GI issues or bloating?

Accepted Answer

Cue uses a gentle, soluble prebiotic fiber blend chosen specifically to be easy on the gut — not the kind that causes bloating or urgency. Most people tolerate it well. As with any fiber, if you're new to it, start with one scoop and drink plenty of water.

Question 2

Is Cue a meal replacement?

Accepted Answer

No. Cue isn't a meal and isn't meant to replace one. It's a daily foundation — protein, fiber, and key micronutrients — designed to work alongside your meals, not instead of them.

Question 3

How much can I have per day?

Accepted Answer

Cue is gentle enough to fit naturally into your day. Many people enjoy it more than once. Listen to your body and use it in the way that fits your routine.

Question 4

When should I drink it?

Accepted Answer

Whenever it fits. Some people have it mid-morning, some before meals for steadier fullness, some in the afternoon for a smooth lift. There's no wrong time.

Question 5

What does it taste like? Is it chalky?

Accepted Answer

It mixes clear into water like an electrolyte drink — light and easy to drink, closer to an iced tea than a thick protein shake. Fruit-forward, lightly sweetened with stevia and monk fruit, no grit or waxy aftertaste.

Question 6

Does it have caffeine?

Accepted Answer

No. Cue is caffeine free, so you get the metabolic support without the jitters or crash.

Question 7

Is the protein whey or collagen?

Accepted Answer

Both. Cue uses a blend of clear whey and collagen peptides — 10g total — so you get protein for satiety plus the building blocks for skin, hair, joints and bones.

Question 8

Who is Cue for?

Accepted Answer

Anyone who wants a simple daily foundation instead of juggling a separate protein, fiber, collagen, and multivitamin. If your counter looks like a supplement aisle, Cue is built for you.

Question 9

How is this different from a greens powder or a protein shake?

Accepted Answer

Greens powders and single-purpose scoops each do one thing. Cue brings the essentials that actually matter — protein, fiber, collagen, and key micronutrients — into one scoop, at doses that do something.

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