Rise&Size

The catalogue

Three products. Every dose printed.

Nothing here is a secret formula. Each label reads like the study it came from, because that is where the numbers came from. If an ingredient could not be dosed correctly at a price you would pay, it is not in the bottle.

Pre-launch. Checkout opens when the rail is live.

Flow bottle, matte black glass with brass cap

01 / Daily

Flow

The nitric oxide base. This is the only supplement in the catalogue with a mechanism you can draw on a napkin: citrulline becomes arginine, arginine becomes nitric oxide, nitric oxide relaxes the smooth muscle that lets blood in.

IngredientDoseWhy this dose
L-citrulline3,000 mgRaises plasma arginine more effectively than arginine itself. Trials run 3 to 6 g daily.
Beetroot extract400 mgStandardised to 2% nitrate. Dietary nitrate is reduced to nitrite, then to nitric oxide.
Vitamin C500 mgCofactor for endothelial nitric oxide synthase, and limits nitrate tolerance.

30 day supply, 60 capsules. Take 90 minutes before, or split morning and evening for a baseline effect. Contains no stimulants, no yohimbine, no proprietary blend.

$54per 30 day supply
Night jar, bone ceramic with brass lid

02 / Nightly

Night

Most men with a sexual health complaint have a sleep problem. Testosterone is produced largely during deep sleep, and a short night raises cortisol, which suppresses it further. This is the least exciting product we sell and probably the most useful.

IngredientDoseWhy this dose
Magnesium glycinate400 mgElemental magnesium. Glycinate is used for tolerance, not fashion. Most diets run short.
Glycine3,000 mgLowers core temperature at sleep onset. The 3 g dose is the one that shows up in trials.
KSM-66 ashwagandha600 mgRoot extract with the cortisol data behind it, at the studied dose, not a 100 mg sprinkle.

30 day supply, 90 capsules. No melatonin, no antihistamine, no sedative. Nothing that stops working when you stop taking it.

$46per 30 day supply
Base bottle, amber glass with black cap

03 / Foundation

Base

Not a testosterone booster. A supply of the cofactors your body uses to make hormones, so that the rest of the stack is not limited by a deficiency you did not know about.

IngredientDoseWhy this dose
Zinc30 mgRequired for testosterone synthesis. Deliberately at the top of the long term safe range. Do not stack a second zinc.
Vitamin D35,000 IUThe northern latitude problem. Roughly a third of men in northern states test low in winter.
Magnesium200 mgCofactor in over 300 reactions, including vitamin D activation.
Vitamin B610 mgSupports the pathway that shuttles zinc into the cell.

30 day supply, 30 capsules. One a day with food. Test your vitamin D before you assume you need 5,000 IU year round.

$38per 30 day supply

The bundle

All three, thirty days.

The stack was designed to be taken together: flow for the mechanism, night for the hormone window, base for the raw material. Bought as one, it is $118 instead of $138.

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What is not here

The shelf we refuse to stock.

A catalogue is defined by what it leaves out. Every item below is a product other stores in this category will happily sell you today.

01

Exosome vials

There are no approved exosome products for human use. The FDA has issued public safety notices after serious harm from products marketed this way. We do not sell them, ship them or link to them.

02

"Research use only" peptides

A label that says research use only is not a legal shield when the store's own marketing tells you to inject it. That is a drug, sold without approval.

03

Size and growth claims

No pill, pump or patch has been shown to produce permanent size change. Sellers of that promise have paid eight figure settlements. We do not make the claim, so we do not have to defend it.

Not medical advice. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Supplements are not a substitute for a diagnosis. If you have chest pain, sudden erectile change, or a new prescription, talk to a clinician before adding anything to your routine.