Supplements for people who read the label
We name the ingredient form. Every time.
The label holds up.
The form that absorbs without the digestive upset magnesium oxide is known for.
The active form your body uses directly, without a conversion step.
A patented root extract with published clinical studies, not a generic ashwagandha powder.
Why the form matters
Most supplement brands name the ingredient. We name the form, because the form is what determines whether it actually works.
That distinction is on every label we make.See the full product range
Why Clear Ground
What we put on the label is what is in the bottle.
Third-party tested
Every batch is verified by an independent lab before it ships. The certificate is available on request.
No proprietary blends
Every ingredient form and amount is on the label, in plain language. No hidden formulas.
30-day returns
Try any product for 30 days. Return it if it is not right. No explanation needed.
The Clear Ground approach
The intentional supplement brand.
Clear Ground exists for adults who read the label before they buy. Not biohackers, not casual shoppers: people who want to be proactive and need a brand that has done the same homework they have.
Four categories
One clear approach.
Each category built around a specific outcome. No catch-all formulas.
Energy and Focus
Methylcobalamin B12, KSM-66 ashwagandha, a clean nootropic blend. No stimulants.
See Focus FuelSleep and Stress
Magnesium glycinate plus ashwagandha for sleep quality and evening stress relief.
See Deep RestThe range
The full lineup.
Core Wellness Stack
Daily Multi+ paired with one category SKU of your choice. Two supplements, one routine, one decision. The capsule bundle designed for adults who want to start intentionally and build from there. Available as a one-time purchase or as a subscribe-and-save plan at roughly 22% off.
Subscribe and save
Stay deliberate. Save 22%.
Subscribe when you are ready. Cancel any time. The 22% saving applies to every order in your plan.
Get ingredient notes, not marketing emails.
One note a month: what changed in a formula, what a study actually found, when a product is back in stock.