One Standard. Three Doors.
Same resin, same clinical doses, same batch Certificates of Analysis — whether you buy one jar, run a practice, or stock a facility. Pick the door that matches how you work. The standard doesn’t change.
Choose Your Door
Customer
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One login for the practical things: your orders, your founding-batch allocation, and the Certificate of Analysis for every batch you’ve received. No tiers, no points — your records and the documents behind them.
- Orders: history, tracking, and reorders in one place
- Allocations: founding-batch status, batch by batch
- CoAs: heavy-metal panel, standardization, microbials — per batch, not per marketing cycle
Account creation opens with the founding batch
Practitioner
For licensed practitioners
If you write protocols for a living, you read the Certificate of Analysis before you recommend anything. Good — that’s the point of this door: full batch documentation, the dosing rationale behind every formula, practitioner pricing, and a direct line to formulation instead of a support queue.
- Protocols: doses, timing, and cycling rationale — the numbers, not the adjectives
- Practitioner pricing: structured for clinical dispensing
- Direct line: formulation questions answered by the people who formulate
Applications reviewed manually
Wholesale & Business
Gyms · saunas · cold plunge · clinics · retail
Recovery floors, sauna houses, cold-plunge studios, clinics, retail shelves. Your members already train adaptation — stock inputs that state their mechanism and show their paperwork: clinical doses per serving, third-party CoAs on every batch, and a margin structure that doesn’t require hiding either.
- Channel programs: facility, clinic, and retail terms — built per channel, not one-size
- Batch documentation: CoAs and spec sheets your buyers can hand to anyone
- Supply: allocation forecasting before you commit shelf or floor space
Applications reviewed manually
Before the Doors Open
The founding batch is allocated from one list, in order. Join it and you get the drop date, the batch CoA, and first allocation — customer, practitioner, or wholesale.