
Supplements
Capsules, powders, and sachets dosed to the level the evidence supports, formulated across demographic segments rather than to a single generic adult profile.
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Seven categories, one standard of evidence. Each has its own regulatory pathway, stability profile, and sensory expectations.

Capsules, powders, and sachets dosed to the level the evidence supports, formulated across demographic segments rather than to a single generic adult profile.

Clinically-positioned actives with graded evidence behind every claim, so the dossier holds when a regulator, a retailer, or a competitor decides to read it closely.

Emulsions and serums built as systems rather than single products, balanced for efficacy, texture, and preservation at the concentration the evidence supports.

Species-appropriate dosing and palatability that survives real feeding. Companion formulas are not scaled-down human formulas, and we do not treat them as such.

Actives delivered at dose without wrecking taste or mouthfeel, then held there through the shelf life the format and the supply chain actually demand.

Penetration, stability, and microbiological safety, all at once, in balms, gels, and creams where the delivery system decides whether the active ever reaches its target.

Actives positioned between skincare and pharma, backed by evidence strong enough to defend, and dosed to the concentration the studies used, not the one that markets well.
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If it can be formulated and defended with evidence, bring it to the call. Constraint-heavy briefs are the interesting ones.
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