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RA·NUE is a formula house: nine formulas, six retail and three for professional use. For every retail formula we publish the complete Supplement Facts on the page, before you pay: every ingredient in the order the manufacturer prints it, the serving, the directions and the warnings. Prescription formulas are a separate path that runs through an intake and a licensed provider.

Not at retail yet; retail ordering opens when our store does. Businesses can buy wholesale today by emailing aaron@ra-nue.com. Consultations are separate and are not open yet. We have not announced a date for retail ordering or consultations.

Product information explains a specific formula. Guided care adds an individual evaluation by a licensed clinician. Neither a product description nor a website topic selector replaces that evaluation. Both RA·NUE paths are in development.

A peptide is a molecule made from two or more amino acids joined together. The term describes a broad class of molecules. It does not establish what a particular product does, whether it is appropriate for you, or how it should be used.

Start with the exact formula, ingredients, amount, directions, and warnings. A vial, capsule, or pen describes a format. Its appearance does not establish that two formulas are interchangeable or appropriate for the same use.

Each formula's page prints its Supplement Facts as the bottle prints them. Five of the six retail formulas are proprietary blends, so those give the blend total and every ingredient in order. Cognitive Reset prints an amount per ingredient. The capsule is listed under Other Ingredients; on five of the six it is enteric coated.

Metabolic Switch: one capsule before your first meal and one before bed, two a day at most. MitoCore: one or two capsules a day at any hour, swallowed or opened into a drink, three at most. Masculine Vitality: one or two capsules before training, after a small meal with some fat. Cognitive Reset: three capsules half an hour before bed, or two before yoga or meditation, six a day at most. Hepatic Shield: one or two capsules twice a day on an empty stomach, 90 minutes from food, four at most. Foundation Prime: two capsules in the morning and two around 3pm, after a meal with fat. The professional-use formulas, Repair Complex, Regenerative Matrix and Hypothalamic Axis, follow the directions on their labels, printed on each formula page.

Cognitive Reset. Its label claims cortisol support, meditation support and deep sleep support,* and the sleep dose is three capsules half an hour before bed. It contains 5 mg of melatonin.

Metabolic Switch is labeled non-stimulant. For the others, every ingredient is printed on the formula's page, so check there.

Each formula has its own page with its printed panel, directions and warnings, dated to the label artwork they came from. No batch testing certificates are published yet; when they are, each will name the product or batch it covers and the testing performed.

Look for the exact product or batch, the date, the laboratory, the method, and what was measured. A report only supports the questions it actually addresses. Read its scope and limitations before applying its findings to another product.

A test report describes an analysis of a particular sample. A research study investigates a defined question under particular conditions. A clinical evaluation considers an individual person. These sources serve different purposes; one cannot stand in for all three.

Research-use-only materials are intended for laboratory research. The label does not authorize human use. A research listing should not be treated as a prescription, a clinical recommendation, or instructions for personal use.

No. The six retail formulas are dietary supplements. Prescription peptides are a separate path, decided by a licensed provider, and it is not open yet.

No. Many peptides are in ordinary food and supplements; whether a particular product needs a prescription depends on the substance, its formulation and its intended use. A prescription product requires a clinical evaluation, and a research-use label does not authorize human use.

Guided care involves a licensed clinician evaluating your individual circumstances. Further information or testing may be needed. An assessment does not guarantee a prescription. RA·NUE is not accepting assessments, and service details will be available before consultations open.

Ask who will evaluate you, what information is needed, what options and alternatives may be considered, what the risks are, and what follow-up involves. Review your health history and current medications with the clinician rather than relying on a product name.

Before starting a care program, find out who to contact about treatment questions, how reviews are arranged, and what ongoing support costs. RA·NUE has not yet published service terms or opened consultations.

Each one states its price twice on its own page: what the bottle costs, and what a single serving costs. Subscribing takes 15% off every order. Prescription formulas are not priced here; nothing on that path has a published price yet.

It takes 15% off every order, and each formula shows what that comes to in dollars beside its one-time price. Billing frequency, renewal and cancellation terms will be stated on the page before any commitment is taken; the selector is not live until ordering opens.

Yes, by email. Retailers, practitioners and clinics can buy wholesale now, including the professional-use line: email aaron@ra-nue.com with the formulas you want. Prescription care through RA·NUE, with a licensed provider and a partner pharmacy, is not open yet.