Trends change. Standards don’t.
We make wellness products around restraint, clear labeling, and decisions made for the long term, not the moment. No hype. No shortcuts. No shady ingredients.
Standards held since 2015.
Same approach. Year after year. Before it mattered to anyone else.
What this means
Standards aren’t aspirational. They’re practical.
For us, they show up in the decisions most people never see. What gets left out. What doesn’t make the cut. Where we refuse to compromise even when it would be easier or cheaper.
Every product starts with the same filter: if an ingredient is there to inflate numbers, mask shortcuts, or chase a trend, it doesn’t belong.
That discipline is what keeps things honest.
The On story
Three friends, with one shared goal: To revolutionize the sensation of running.
Formulation, Without the Noise
Formulation is where most shortcuts happen. It’s also where standards matter most.
We build formulas that are meant to be understood, not explained away. That means fewer moving parts, no proprietary blends, and no ingredient stacks designed to create the illusion of effectiveness.
If an ingredient is doing real work, it stays. If it’s there to distract, inflate, or compensate, it doesn’t.
1: Start with function
What does this product need to do consistently, every day, for years?
Function
2: Choose ingredients that hold up
No fillers. No proprietary blends. Nothing included to create the illusion of effectiveness.
Ingredients
3: Remove what doesn't belong
If an ingredient is there to distract, inflate, or compensate for what's missing, it doesn't make it in.
Eliminate
4: Test and hold constant
Third-party tested for purity and compliance. No reformulations. Same formula, same standards.
Test & Certify
Standards only matter if they’re visible.
Ours show up in what’s left out, how things are labeled, and how little interpretation is required to understand what you’re buying.
We don’t stack ingredients to inflate claims. We don’t hide behind proprietary blends. And we don’t add ingredients that exist to mask shortcuts or inflate claims.
If something is included, it’s because it serves a clear purpose. If it doesn’t, it’s left out.
Made to Be Verified
You don’t need to trust us blindly. You should be able to check the work.
That’s why we avoid proprietary blends, keep labels readable, and test our products so what’s on the bag matches what’s inside.
Non-GMO Project Verified
Independent verification that our ingredients meet Non-GMO Project standards. It’s one more layer of transparency, not a marketing line.
Certified Gluten-Free
Every batch is tested to meet certified gluten-free standards. Clear labeling and third-party review help remove guesswork.
Certified B Corp
We meet verified standards for social and environmental performance. It reflects how we operate as a company, not just what we sell.
Responsibility, without the theater
Responsibility isn’t about saying the right things. It’s about making choices that hold up over time.
We focus on reducing waste where we actually can, avoiding shortcuts that just shift the problem elsewhere, and being honest about tradeoffs instead of hiding behind buzzwords.
That’s why we’ve prioritized things like compostable scoops, reducing unnecessary plastic, and hosting community cleanups. Not because it’s trendy, but because it’s tangible.
We’d rather do a few things consistently than promise more than we can stand behind.
Plant fiber scoop
Our scoops are made from biodegradable plant fiber instead of conventional plastic. A small material decision, built into the standard.
Community cleanups
Community cleanups have been part of our practice since 2015. A simple way to stay accountable beyond the product.
Packaging With Restraint
Our packaging is primarily kraft paper with a thin inner lining for product protection. We reduce plastic where we can while maintaining quality and shelf stability.
More on sustainability
Time tested standards
We’ve been building fitppl since 2015. No pivots to chase what’s hot. No sudden reinventions.
Just steady decisions, better sourcing, and standards we’re willing to stand by over time.