Wellness

trycreate.co

Create Wellness sells creatine monohydrate as gummies and drink mixes, with bundles and subscriptions. The catalog is built around flavors and supply lengths rather than many distinct formulas.

yourheights.com

Heights' official store sells a compact, subscription-led supplement line for brain and gut health — Vitals, Biotic and Magnesium+ — with the science summary on each page. The content-led approach suits buyers who want the reasoning, not just a bottle.

getwonderfeel.com

Wonderfeel sells NMN-based longevity supplements, led by the patented Youngr NMN formula developed with a physician founder. The catalog is small — a handful of products with subscription refills — so it suits buyers already sold on NMN.

eimele.com

Eimele is an Australian longevity nutrition brand launched in 2021, selling daily nutrition powders and related supplements. The positioning leans on cellular-health language, so label readers should look past the marketing to the ingredient lists.

supergut.com

Supergut sells prebiotic fiber blends positioned for GLP-1 support and everyday gut health, in powders and bars. The official store sells single products and bundle sets with subscription options.

arrae.com

Arrae is a supplement brand focused on bloating, digestion, sleep, and metabolism, led by its Bloat capsules. The catalog spans capsules, gummies, and proteins with a clinical aesthetic.

davidprotein.com

David is a protein brand from RXBAR's founder, built around high-protein, low-sugar bars in dessert-like flavors. The site also sells protein ice cream pints.

wilewomen.com

Wile keeps its catalog deliberately small: a perimenopause support supplement and sleep gummies. The positioning is plant-based and symptom-specific rather than general wellness.

heartandsoil.co

Heart & Soil packages nose-to-tail nutrition as freeze-dried organ capsules, from liver to whole-animal blends. The site explains the sourcing and intended use for each formula.

mudwtr.com

MUDWTR is one of the brands that defined the coffee-alternative category, built on cacao, adaptogens, and lion's mane for a calmer morning ritual. The storefront pushes starter kits and subscriptions, which is where the per-serving price drops.

feelgoods.co

Feel Goods went viral on TikTok with zero-sugar hydration and gut-health drink mixes. The lineup is compact: core formulas plus hydration and digestion lines, with variety packs for trying flavors.

equipfoods.com

Equip Foods positions itself as the no-additives supplement brand, with grass-fed beef protein isolate as the anchor product. The catalog extends into colostrum, collagen, organs, and even coffee, all with short ingredient lists.