Flavonoids are what give plants their color. We found a rare one.
Cannflavins are a small, hard-to-reach family of plant flavonoids. For forty years, almost nobody could get to them. Now we can.
Thirty days · product provided free · US only, 18+
Where the color comes from
The gold in a marigold, the blue-black in a blackberry, the bitter green of tea — those colors are flavonoids. Plants make them to protect themselves, and they turn out to be some of the most interesting compounds in the botanical world.
You already know a few by name. Quercetin, from onions and apples. Catechins, from green tea. Anthocyanins, from every berry you’ve ever eaten. There are thousands more, and most have never made it into anything you can buy.
Cannflavins are one of those.
Why you haven’t heard of it
Cannflavins were first identified in the mid-1980s, and then very little happened for about thirty years. Not because they weren’t interesting — because the plant makes them in such small amounts that isolating a usable quantity sat somewhere between impossible and absurdly expensive.
That’s the only reason this feels new. The molecule isn’t new. The access is.
Flavin+ is the first thing we’re building with it.
What’s in it
Cannflavins aren’t cannabinoids. Different family, different molecule, different everything — and Flavin+ is made with the flavonoid alone.
That was a choice, not a compromise. A cleaner formula is easier to describe, easier to test, and easier to stand behind.
No CBD, THC, CBG, or any other cannabinoid. Every batch is tested by an independent lab, and we publish the results.
You’ll know exactly how much cannflavin is in each one, because it’s printed on the label. No blends, no proprietary hand-waving.
Gummies and capsules. Nothing to measure, nothing to hold under your tongue, nothing that tastes like a farm.
Where we are
Most of what’s known about cannflavins today comes out of the lab. That’s a real foundation and an honest limit — it isn’t the same as studying a finished product in people.
So that’s what’s next for us. We’ll share what we find, including the parts that don’t flatter us.
Founding panel · applications open
We’re selecting a small group of people to use Flavin+ for thirty days before it goes on sale, and tell us honestly how it went.
This is a product feedback panel — not a clinical trial, and not a medical study. We’re not going to tell you what to expect or when. We want what you actually notice, not what you were told to look for.
At roughly the same time each day, for thirty days. Consistency matters because inconsistent use makes your feedback much harder for us to read.
Whether you took it, when, and anything you noticed. “Nothing to report” is a completely valid answer — we’d rather have that than a blank.
About ten minutes. Different questions each week — how it’s fitting into your day, what’s working, what isn’t.
At the end of the thirty days. Written, audio, or video — your choice, and you pick that on the application.
That’s roughly two hours of your time across a month, most of it in very small pieces. The daily log is the part people underestimate — please be honest with yourself about it before you apply.
What we need is honesty, including the unflattering kind. If it does nothing for you, we want to know. If the taste is wrong or the dropper is awkward or you forgot it for four days, we want to know that too. Nothing you receive depends on your feedback being positive, and we will never ask you to change what you wrote.
The application takes about fifteen minutes.
Before you apply. You must be 18 or older and a US resident. We ship within the United States only, and we can’t ship to PO boxes.
We can’t include you if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive; if you take a blood thinner or anticoagulant, daily aspirin, or NSAIDs more than occasionally; if you take an immunosuppressant or medication for a liver or kidney condition; or if you have surgery or a dental procedure scheduled in the next three months. The application asks about all of this, and a qualified reviewer checks it before anything ships.
Panel product is provided at no cost. If you choose to post about it publicly, you’ll need to disclose that clearly. Some panelist feedback may be used in our marketing — that is a separate choice at the end of the application, and joining the panel does not require you to agree to it. Nothing of yours will be published before you sign a release.
Flavin+ is a dietary supplement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Don’t stop, reduce, or change any medication or treatment because of this panel — talk to your own doctor about any health decision.
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