We buy the version the research was actually done on — KSM-66 ashwagandha, Creapure creatine, Suntheanine L-theanine, Cognizin citicoline, magnesium bisglycinate at over 90% chelation — and we print the supplier for every one of them.
Two products both say magnesium. One is magnesium oxide. One is fully chelated bisglycinate. Those aren’t the same material and they don’t behave the same way — and the front of the pack says magnesium either way. Two products both say ashwagandha. One is the extract used in the majority of published human trials. One is root powder from a supplier nobody will name.
On the front of the pack these look identical. The ingredient list won’t separate them either, because it prints the plant and not the extract, the grade or the supplier. You’re buying a name and hoping it came from somewhere serious.
Not “premium blend”, not “clinically studied ingredients”. The actual trademark, the actual supplier, and a certificate of analysis published for every batch we make.
| Active | Supplier and grade | Why this one |
|---|---|---|
| Ashwagandha | KSM-66®, Ixoreal, India | The extract used in the majority of published human trials on ashwagandha |
| Creatine | Creapure®, Alzchem, Germany | The reference-grade monohydrate, tested for impurities per batch |
| L-theanine | Suntheanine®, Taiyo, Japan | Enzymatically produced, single-isomer rather than a racemic mix |
| Citicoline | Cognizin®, Kyowa Hakko, Japan | The form specified in the published citicoline trials |
| Magnesium | Chelated bisglycinate, >90% | Fully reacted chelate, not an oxide blend with a chelate label |
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