EMBER is a recovery-formula protein powder built for people who train too often to wait around for the soreness to pass.
Not on shelves yet — we're finishing the formula with input from people training exactly like you. Waitlist members get first access and first look at pricing.
Transparent Dosing. No proprietary blends — full ingredient amounts on the label, always.
Tart Cherry Extract per serving — the compound studied for exercise-induced soreness.
Cherry Bourbon, mixed in seconds. Every batch is built the same precise way, every time — real ingredient amounts, nothing hidden behind a proprietary blend.
Most protein powders are built for one job: hitting a macro number. They don't do anything for the tightness in your legs two days after squats, or the flat, sluggish feeling that shows up at your next session before you've even warmed up.
That gap — between finishing one session and being ready for the next — is where progress actually gets lost.
EMBER isn't whey with a recovery label stuck on it. It's built around three ingredients chosen for what happens after training, not during it.
The same compound used in sports science studies on exercise-induced soreness.
Replace what heavy sweat sessions actually strip out — not just sodium for taste.
Supports the kind of sleep quality that's doing most of the real recovery work anyway.
No fillers, no proprietary blend hiding behind a logo. Full amounts on the label when we launch.
If you're lifting, training CrossFit, or in a bodybuilding block and you feel it more than you used to — EMBER is built around your specific problem, not a general "post-workout" one.
EMBER isn't on shelves yet — we're finishing formulation based on direct feedback from people training the way you train. Joining now means:
Waitlist members get first access before general release.
The quiz takes 60 seconds and directly shapes what we prioritise before launch.
Waitlist members hear about launch pricing before anyone else.
Answer four quick questions so we build this around how you actually train. Takes under a minute.
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