Bioidentical ketone fuel

Find your edge.

The same molecule your body makes during fasting, now in a bottle. Sustained energy and focus without the crash.

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Why ketones

Your body already knows how to run on ketones. We just made it easier.

When you fast or exercise hard, your liver produces ketones for fuel. Tecton is that same molecule, R3HBG, wrapped in a patented liposomal shell so it actually absorbs.

Hyrox World Champion · 2025

Trained and raced on Tecton.

Every event of the 2025 season, fueled by R3HBG.

How R3HBG works

The first ketone supplement that actually absorbs.

Most exogenous ketones never reach your bloodstream. R3HBG is the bioidentical molecule your liver makes during fasting, wrapped in a patented liposomal shell so your body can actually use it.

You already make ketones.

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You already make ketones.

When you fast or train hard, your liver produces beta-hydroxybutyrate — a clean fuel your brain and muscles prefer over glucose. Tecton gives you that fuel on demand.

R3HBG is that same molecule.

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R3HBG is that same molecule.

Scientifically developed, patent-protected, NDI No. 1354. Bioidentical to what your body produces, available without three days of fasting.

Liposomes get it absorbed.

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Liposomes get it absorbed.

Most exogenous ketones pass straight through. We wrap R3HBG in a liposomal shell so it survives digestion and reaches your bloodstream intact. No salt loading, no GI distress.

We've published the studies, the manufacturing details, and the third-party tests behind every claim.

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Go 28% farther on the same effort.

Cox et al., 2016 — Cell Metabolism