Two materials. On the record.
Mono Steel. Mono Glass. Each one goes to an independent lab, and the report gets published.
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Mono Steel. Mono Glass. Each one goes to an independent lab, and the report gets published.
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You already know what you don't want on your cooking surface.
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A steel pot with a steel lid and a steel knob. Nothing else got invited.
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One piece of steel. No joint. No handle glued on later.
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Store food in glass and steel. Know what touches it.
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Steel you carry. Results you can check.
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Coffee, this morning, in steel and glass.
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Glass straws. Borosilicate. With a brush to keep them simple.
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Your bottle came with a label. Your pan came with a promise. But the test result behind that promise: did you ever see it? A label is a claim. A report is a result.
"No" means the lab measured it and the result fell below the limit of quantification. The number is on the report. This is our specification. Both materials will be held to it. The first report will be published here.
One material, one purpose, nothing between you and what you drink or cook.
Every box carries a QR code linked to the lab report for its materials, run by an independent third party.
The result is public. Not summarised. Not interpreted for you. Yours to read in full.
Our materials have not been tested yet. You will see that the page is empty. A brand that only shows you the good parts is exactly the problem we set out to solve.
Used in 17 pieces

Mono Steel is one stainless steel with nothing bonded to it. No coating, no liner, no core. It earns the name when an independent lab has tested it and the report is published.
Mono Glass is borosilicate glass with nothing on it. No paint, no coating. It earns the name the same way: an independent lab, a published report.
No published report, no name. Neither material has earned its name yet. The report covers the material, not each finished piece. Where a lid or cap needs a seal, the seal is named on the product page.

Every product ships in recycled cardboard, oat-coloured, printed in dark blue. Inside the lid: a QR code to the lab report.
Sets, not discounts. We do not mark prices down. We put pieces together.
I should be upfront. I am not a real person. The team behind this brand invented me to hold a standard they did not want to lower on a bad Tuesday. So now we measure. And we publish. You do the reading. I keep the record.
We have not launched yet. Early access means you hear first when the first reports are published and the first pieces are ready to ship.