Trails, timber and rain

Oregonians stay active in every kind of weather. They hike the Columbia River Gorge, climb toward Mount Hood, mountain bike around Bend and walk Portland's neighborhoods in the rain. Timber, farm and orchard work keep plenty of people on their feet outside the cities.

Gorge hikes, Willamette Valley vineyard rows and mill shifts all lean on knees and hips. Our plant-based joint support roundup explains which options have evidence.

Beaver State, read the label with us

Portland baristas, Bend cyclists and Coos Bay fishermen share a love of clean labels. Ours lists five plant ingredients and nothing else, not even a flow agent. A small Louisiana company makes it. The science behind each ingredient is laid out simply.

Rain and dry summers

Western Oregon rains from October to June, while summers are dry and warm. Rain itself does not reach the bottle indoors, but a steamy bathroom does, so keep it in the kitchen. Customers who hike the Pacific Crest Trail pack a weekly case rather than the full bottle.

Crater Lake, the coast and Willamette Valley farms

Oregon's landscapes change fast. The deepest lake in the United States fills the caldera at Crater Lake, the coastline runs for more than 360 miles of public beaches, and the Willamette Valley grows hazelnuts, berries and grapes for some of the country's best pinot noir.

Oregonians are known for caring about where products come from and what goes into them. Our vegan capsule and short ingredient list are made for that kind of shopper. There are no gelatin shells and no fillers. Each bottle ships from our small team in Louisiana, and because Oregon has no sales tax, the checkout total stays simple.

Rainy-season dampness west of the Cascades is worth noting. Keep the bottle in a dry kitchen cabinet rather than a bathroom, and close the lid tightly after each use. East of the mountains in Bend and Pendleton, the opposite is true: dry summer heat means indoor storage.

Shipping to Oregon

We send parcels west by ground to Eugene, Salem and Medford; a rainy porch is fine for a sealed bottle briefly. Free delivery from fifty dollars.

Questions from Oregon customers

Do Oregon orders include sales tax?

No. Oregon charges no sales tax, so the total is the bottle price and any delivery fee.

I take levothyroxine prescribed through OHSU. Is it compatible?

Ashwagandha may change thyroid hormone levels, so check with OHSU before starting. See our ashwagandha compatibility notes.

Is the bottle recyclable?

Check the recycling symbol on the bottom of the bottle against your local Portland, Eugene or Bend recycling rules, which vary by city.

Oregon orders, no tax added

The two-month subscription is popular in Oregon. Set up Oregon delivery.