Most Wellness Products Have
Three Problems
- They taste terrible.
- They're stupidly complicated.
- You stop using them.
Here's what we figured out: The most effective supplement is
the one you actually take.
That's what we make.
Most Wellness Products Have
Three Problems
Here's what we figured out: The most effective supplement is
the one you actually take.
That's what we make.
No words that need a chemistry degree to decode.
If it's in there, you know what it is and why it's there.
Simple ingredients your grandmother would recognize. Because she was onto something.
The best supplement is the one you actually take.
Single-serve stick packs.
Throw them in your bag, your car, your desk drawer.
Take them to the gym, the office, on vacation.
Not "good for a health product.” Not "you'll get used to it eventually."
Actually, genuinely, look-forward-to-it delicious.
We're not trying to win awards for "most ingredients."
We're trying to make something you'll want to use. Every. Single. Day.
Because if it's annoying, you won't do it. And if you won't do it, it doesn't work.
The Whole Process Takes 30 Seconds
We timed it. You probably won't believe us. Try it anyway.
We're Erin and Jake.
Parents. Coffee addicts. Chronically trying (and failing) to stay hydrated despite knowing better.
We wanted simple wellness rituals that worked and didn't taste like feet.
Everything we found was either $80/month, tasted like chalk, or had ingredient lists that read like the periodic table.
So we made our own in our kitchen.
Simple ingredients. Grab-and-go stick packs. Something we'd use every day without thinking about it.
We posted it on Instagram. Friends asked where to buy it. Then friends of friends. Then strangers.
Seven million healthy habits later, we're still here.
Still keeping it simple. Still using ingredients you can pronounce. Still making products we actually use ourselves every single day.
Still figuring this out as we go, honestly.
But that's Routine.
Simple ingredients (3-5, not 20+). Products that actually taste good. We're not trying to be everything to everyone. Just trying to make wellness easy enough to actually do.