WILD NEW ZEALAND MARINE VITALITY

The whole ocean, in a single

morning ritual

Wild abalone oil — over 35 marine fatty acids, captured intact through solvent-free CO₂ extraction. Naturally Derived Marine Diversity, building your foundation each morning.

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  • Wild-harvested
  • Made in New Zealand
  • Eco-friendly CO₂ Extraction
  • Naturally Derived Diversity

ONE OIL, MANY JOURNEYS

What are you looking to restore?

The same wild abalone oil, told three ways. Choose the starting point that fits you.

RADIANCE & REST

For skin glow and sleep

Most people arrive in their 40s and 50s wanting one thing back, brighter skin, or
deeper rest. The marine lipid story behind both.

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ENERGY & DRIVE

For everyday energy

People often notice energy first, and increasingly so with age. Broad-spectrum nourishment behind daily vitality.

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MOVEMENT & RECOVERY

For joint health and recovery

By our fifties, most of us start noticing recovery the way we once noticed nothing. Marine diversity to nourish the way you move.

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A NUTRIENT PROFILE LIKE NO OTHER

Not one nutrient. The diversity nature intended.

A broad-spectrum marine lipid profile spanning all four omega families — rare in any single natural source.

35+

distinct fatty acids in one naturally derived wild marine extract

Omega 3

EPA - DPA - ALA - ETA

The marine omega-3 family, in its natural co-presence.

Omega 6

LINOLEIC - ARACHIDONIC

Essential fatty acids your body cannot make on its own.

Omega 7

PALMITOLEIC

A rare fatty acid, uncommon in typical modern diets.

Omega 9

OLEIC - EICOSENOIC

The familiar monounsaturated family, marine-sourced.

FROM OUR NEW ZEALAND COMMUNITY STUDY

80% reported at least one benefit, 57% reported multiple

Over one month, 42 people from our community in New Zealand took wild abalone oil each morning. What they told us aligned with what customers were already saying. One diverse oil across four areas.

ENERGY

SLEEP

SKIN

JOINTS

IN THEIR WORDS

From the people who keep the ritual

"After a week the first thing I noticed was changes to my sleep. I'm falling asleep faster and having better sleeps. Not waking up still tired. I'm loving the more energy in the mornings!"

"Joints and recovery after weight and cardio exercise have been excellent. General improvement in wellness since taking daily."

"Definitely feel there’s been some improvement in my skin. I feel it appears a bit brighter and even more hydrated. Muscle recovery seems to have improved also."

"I found my skin and especially hair has improved. Being a poor sleeper I feel they have also helped my sleep patterns. And I think I have had less brain fog. Just generally feel all round better."

WILD HARVESTED IN AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND

Older than the science - opened by it.

For centuries, two cultures an ocean apart prized abalone long before anyone could name a single fatty acid. In China, a tonic food and a symbol of vitality. In Aotearoa, pāua is taonga — treasure, its iridescent shell set as the eyes of carved ancestors and mirroring the stars. They were right. They simply didn't yet have the language of nutrients to say why.

What reverence alone couldn't do, technology now can. Supercritical CO₂ extraction draws the oil out gently. No heat and residual solvents so the full marine spectrum arrives intact, just as the ocean intended.

Diversity is strength.

Foundations outlast fixes.

Nourish daily. Begin again each morning.

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MORNING MARINE RITUAL

Not a routine, a ritual you keep

A routine is a chore; a ritual is meaningful, and shared. The Morning Tide is the practice every member keeps — the same act, the same breath, every morning.

THE BREATH

One slow breath

With your first drink of the day, the same breath the diver takes before going under. The gesture that makes it a ritual, not a dose.

Abalone oil supplement on stony beach with soft morning light

THE ACT

Taken with intention

Taken deliberately, not on autopilot, each morning with your first drink.

THE MARK

Mark the morning

A small, visible act of commitment. The community sees each other keeping their commitment. #MorningMarineRitual