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what they are: compressed powders with coatings, binders, and fillers, designed for a shelf, not a person. half the experience is remembering to choke them down.
we skip them because a spoonful needs zero willpower.
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functional honey supplement

⚕ clinicians' choice · 774 clinicians, including dermatologists, share this on frontrowmd without compensation.
clinically dosed creatine in a sachet of raw honey. no powder, no shaker bottle, pre-workout for people with taste buds.
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from $1.49 per sachet with subscription
ships next business day from south carolina
ways to have it
straight from the sachet · in water · on yogurt or cottage cheese · in a smoothie
power
clinically dosed - full amounts, named mechanisms, never sprinkled
third-party tested - every batch, by an independent lab
raw washington honey - unfiltered, enzymes and trace minerals intact
fifteen seconds - tear, eat or drizzle, done. zero willpower required
from the reviews
great for endurance athletes
Cyclist here. I use one sachet 20 minutes before long rides. My sustained power output is measurably better. 10/10.
great taste & good for you
Great taste & its good for you. Perfect way to get the creatine your muscles need.
electrolytes during training matter
So many people overlook electrolytes during exercise. The Celtic sea salt and potassium in Power keep hydration optimal. Definitely worth it.
clinically dosed with named mechanisms, carried by raw washington honey.
unfiltered and unprocessed, enzymes and trace minerals intact.
the delivery system and the reason it tastes like dessert.
sweetness + enzymesa full clinical dose in every sachet, zero shaker bottle.
honey carries it; your taste buds barely notice it. third-party tested, every batch.
clinical dose + clear headthe supplement aisle has a fine-print problem. here is what goes into most of it, and why it's not in this sachet.
what they are: compressed powders with coatings, binders, and fillers, designed for a shelf, not a person. half the experience is remembering to choke them down.
we skip them because a spoonful needs zero willpower.
what they are: candy first, supplement second. gelatin, sugar coatings, and doses that quietly shrink to fit the format.
we skip them because dessert should still do its job.
what they are: scoops, shakers, clumps, and a flavor that needs apologizing for. effective, occasionally, but never enjoyable.
we skip them because nobody craves a shaker bottle.
same jobs, very different experience.
| pills | gummies | powders | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| clinically dosed | ✓ full doses, named mechanisms | ✓ dosed, if you can swallow six | ✕ underdosed, sugar first | ✓ dosed, tastes like drywall |
| third-party tested | ✓ every batch, independent lab | ✕ sometimes, check the fine print | ✕ rarely | ✕ varies wildly |
| tastes like dessert | ✓ raw honey, actually delicious | ✕ chalk | ✓ candy, technically | ✕ punishment |
| zero prep | ✓ tear and done in 15 seconds | ✓ with water and willpower | ✓ if you remember the bottle | ✕ shaker bottle required |
| lives in your bag | ✓ a carry item, not a chore | ✕ medicine cabinet energy | ✕ melts in summer | ✕ kitchen counter only |
clinically dosed
third-party tested
tastes like dessert
zero prep
lives in your bag
4.8
based on 164 reviews
95% would recommend this to a friend
whenever your day needs it - greens in the morning, energy at the 2pm slump, power before a workout, gut + immunity daily, calm before bed. or make your own rhythm.
straight from the sachet is the classic move - tear, squeeze, done. or stir it into milk, water, tea, yogurt, cottage cheese, oatmeal, or a smoothie. if you can drizzle it, it works. no shaker, no prep, no cleanup.
each sachet carries roughly 15g of raw honey, nothing added. raw honey's glycemic index typically sits around 50-58 - noticeably gentler than table sugar's ~65 - so energy releases steadier, not spikier. it's still real sugar though, and we'd never pretend otherwise.
blame the paperwork, not the honey. fda labeling rules require every gram of sugar that comes from honey to be listed as added sugars - even when the honey is the product. every gram on our label comes from the raw washington state honey itself. we never add table sugar, syrups, or sweeteners of any kind - check the ingredient list, it's all there.
honey is still a natural sugar and does raise blood glucose. if you're diabetic or tracking closely, check with your doctor first - every sachet lists its full sugar content on the label.
our ingredients are clean and recognizable, but one firm rule: never give honey to babies under 1 year old (risk of infant botulism). for young kids, a quick pediatrician okay is always smart.
totally normal. raw, unfiltered honey naturally thickens and can crystallize - it's a sign it's the real thing. warm the sachet gently in your hands and it flows again.
only energy - 100mg of natural caffeine from guarana, about a cup of coffee without the crash. everything else is caffeine-free, and calm is built to do the opposite.
nope. honey is naturally shelf-stable - just keep it in a cool, dry spot out of direct sunlight and it's happy.
most people feel steady, balanced support for 2-4 hours depending on the blend and your day - no spike, no crash, no 4pm regret.