The First Glass — jar and glass in morning light

The First Glass

$32
07:15 · Morning Ritual · Chapter One
Morning Hydration — 30 mornings · Lemonade

One glass, before the day starts asking.

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The morning continues
07:22 The Clarity Seven minutes later. Chapter two.
07:26 The Radiance Four minutes more. The mirror.
07:15The First Glass$32
The morning begins at 07:15.
07:15 THE FIRST GLASS
Before the day starts asking.
The kitchen at 07:15
Why 07:15 exists

Most mornings begin on someone else’s terms — the alarm, the inbox, the first demand before the first breath.

07:15 is the moment you answer to yourself first. One glass, poured deliberately, tells the body what the calendar never does: I go first.

The First Glass is that act. Everything after it starts from higher ground.

The kettle can wait. The window is gold. The day is not yet allowed in.
The First Glass — jar and glass in morning light
The product01
The first glass, held — morning light through linen
The ritual02
The scoop — fine ivory powder on travertine
What’s inside03
One quiet morning — the table
The morning table04
The kitchen at 07:15
The kitchen05
The shelf — 07:15 among quiet things
The shelf06
The label, up close
The label07
The ritual, complete
The ritual, complete08
What’s inside — complete and unhidden

Electrolytes and B-vitamins. Doses on the label.

The formula, laid bare — minerals in bone ceramic
Potassium200 mg

The mineral most mornings are short of — from potassium citrate, the gentle form.

Sodium100 mg

Enough to carry water where it’s needed; never enough to taste like sport.

Calcium & Magnesium40 mg · 20 mg

The quiet pair, both as citrates — small, deliberate doses.

Seven B-Vitamins~33% DV each

B12, B6, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, folate and pantothenic acid — a third of the day’s measure, each.

The scoop — fine ivory powder on travertine
The label, up close
The ritual, complete
Per scoop (5.4 g), 30 servings, 10 kcal. Also contains: polydextrose, citric acid, natural & artificial flavors, sucralose, calcium silicate, beta carotene (for color) — the full panel is printed on the jar, nothing hidden. Tap any image to look closer. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The reasoning

Why water comes first.

Water before caffeine

The first glass answers seven dry hours before coffee is allowed an opinion. Order matters as much as ingredients.

Doses, printed

Every milligram is on the label because we’re not embarrassed by any of them. Enough to matter, never enough to shout.

Honest about flavor

Lemonade, lightly sweetened — including sucralose, and we say so plainly. If that changes one day, the label changes first.

If a better first act of the day existed, we would have bottled that instead.
How it lives in the morning
07:15
Pour The First Glass
One scoop into cold water, before the phone is allowed to speak. Ten seconds to stir.
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07:22
Continue with The Clarity
Seven minutes later — two capsules with the last of the glass. Chapter two.
Three chapters now. The whole morning is waiting.
Asked & answered
When do I drink it?
First thing — before coffee, before the phone. One scoop, 14–20 fl oz of cold water, ten seconds to stir. The label allows up to five scoops a day; one is the ritual.
What does it taste like?
Pale lemonade, lightly sweet. We use natural & artificial flavors and sucralose — and we print that on the label rather than whisper it.
Is there caffeine?
None. The First Glass is hydration, not acceleration — your coffee ritual survives intact, and comes second.
How does shipping work?
Complimentary on orders of $75 and up — every complete ritual ships free. Under $75, a flat $6.95. Orders ship from our US fulfillment partner; most arrive within 3–7 business days.
What if it isn’t for me?
A 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Write to us, we make it right — no interrogation, no forms designed to make you give up.