One compound per bottleDose on the front panelDose declared to the milligram0 proprietary blendsMade and bottled in the USA
Made in the USA · Single-ingredient

Most labels hide the dose. Ours has nowhere to hide it.

One compound per bottle, at one dose, declared to the milligram. No proprietary blends and no filler amounts — so the label reads like a spec sheet, not a pitch.

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The single-ingredient standard

A blend is a place to hide. One ingredient isn’t.

A proprietary blend is a list of ingredients without doses — legal to print, impossible to check. We don’t sell one. Every bottle holds one compound at one declared dose, so the label reads like a spec sheet, not a pitch.

  • One compound per bottle — never a blend
  • The dose printed on the front panel
  • You control what you combine, and when
Read our labels
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Compound Magnesium Glycinate Form Capsule

The arithmetic

What you actually pay for the thing you came for.

Every figure below is the shelf price divided by the milligrams of compound in the bottle. Use it to compare one brand’s magnesium against another brand’s magnesium — not magnesium against zinc, which are dosed on different scales and tell you nothing side by side.

Compound Declared dose Count Price Per 100 mg
CG-01 Alpha-GPC 300 mg 60 $46.00 $0.256
FD-02 Magnesium Glycinate 120 mg 90 $42.00 $0.389
FD-04 Zinc Bisglycinate 15 mg 90 $28.00 $2.074
LV-01 CoQ10 Ubiquinol 100 mg 60 $56.00 $0.933
MB-03 Berberine 500 mg 60 $48.00 $0.160
RC-03 L-Theanine 200 mg 90 $32.00 $0.178
Any proprietary blend undisclosed not computable

“Not computable” is not a dig. A blend prints one total weight for several ingredients, so there is no denominator to divide by — the number cannot be worked out by us or by you.
2 products in the range are missing here for the same reason: a standardised extract or a dual-unit vitamin has no single mass figure, and we would rather leave those rows out than invent them.

The exclusions

Nothing in it you didn’t ask for.

Five compounds this category is happy to sell that we will not, and the reason for each. A range is defined as much by what it refuses as by what it stocks.

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NMN
Excluded from the dietary-supplement definition by FDA position.
UROLITHIN A
Patent-encumbered. One company controls the ingredient.
NAC
Drug-exclusion history and an enforcement campaign behind it.
IRON
Carries a mandatory pediatric poisoning warning. Avoidable.
HORMONE PRECURSORS
Tongkat, high-dose DHEA precursors. Not our category.

Who this is for

Built for people who read the panel first.

If you already track your sleep, you already know why one variable at a time matters. Single-ingredient bottles are the only format that lets you change one thing and know what did it. Three places to start — each one three separate decisions, not a bundle.

Nothing here is a bundle with a discount attached. It is a suggested place to begin, listed so you don’t have to guess — and every bottle in it is sold on its own.

In practice

Built to disappear into a routine.

A man taking a capsule at a bathroom basin in early light
Morning Capsules, not powders to weigh. Take it with water and get on with the day.
A woman sitting on a step outdoors, opening a supplement jar
Any hour One compound means no stack maths and nothing that has to be timed around a meal.

On every bottle

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compound per bottle
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facts on the front panel
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proprietary blends
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Ten labels in this aisle. Count how many print the dose on the front. Ours prints one compound, at one dose, on the panel you can read before you buy.

What we don’t have yet

We haven’t tested anything, because nothing has been made.

Most brands in this aisle say “third-party tested” from the first day the site is up. We won’t, because it isn’t true yet — no lot exists to test. Here is exactly what we will publish, and when.

AT LOT 001
A certificate of analysis for the lot, linked from the product page.
ON EVERY LABEL
The lot code, so you can find the certificate for the bottle you are holding.
ALWAYS
The assay value as measured — including when it is not the number we hoped for.

Until then, everything on this site is something you can check by reading the panel.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

The essentials people ask before their first order.

What does single-ingredient actually mean?

One active compound per bottle, at one dose, printed on the front panel. No proprietary blends, no undisclosed filler amounts, no second active hiding behind a trademarked name.

Do you publish test results?

Not yet. No lot has been produced, so there is nothing to test. Independent testing begins with Lot 001, and each lot's certificate will be linked from its product page and findable by the lot code printed on the bottle. Until then, everything we claim is printed on the front panel and can be checked by reading it.

Why is the dose on the front of the label?

Because it is the number that decides whether a product does anything. Putting it on the front removes the choice to bury it.

When can I actually order?

Not yet. Lot 001 has not been produced, so nothing can ship and we are not taking card payments — that is why the buy button is a notify form. Leave an email and you will hear from us the day stock lands, with the shipping timetable at that point.

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One ingredient. Nothing to decode.

Pick the compound you actually want, at a dose you can read from the front of the bottle.