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These Longevity Supplements Are Formulated For Dads Who Want to Optimize Time With Their Kids

FOR THE LONG HAUL

Instead of a shelf full of supplements, Coastline offers a three-part daily system built around your body’s natural circadian rhythm.

Coastline Longevity
Coastline Longevity

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For a lot of fathers, longevity isn’t about biohacking trends or extreme routines. It’s about having the energy to play on the floor, greater clarity at work, proper recovery after long days, and getting sleep that’s actually restorative, so you can show up fully now and in the years ahead. Coastline Longevity’s supplements are formulated specifically for busy dads who want to be there for their children for years to come.

At its core, aging is the gradual decline in cellular and bodily function over time, which increases vulnerability to disease, fatigue, and burnout. Coastline was developed as a simple, science-informed longevity system to support both short-term performance and long-term health, without overwhelming your busy life or overcomplicating your wellness routine with a fussy supplement stack. The three-part system is designed to fit easily into any routine.

CREATINE Morning Blend
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PROTECT Morning SoftGels
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RECOVERY Evening Capsules
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The Morning Blend drink and SoftGel combination provides energy, focus, and metabolic support. The Morning Blend contains creatine to support lean muscle and cognitive function and comes in unflavored or coastal lemonade flavor. The SoftGels deliver three important ingredients in liquid form to ensure optimal absorption and support metabolic health.

Taking two Evening Capsules supports sleep, recovery, and overnight repair. The four “extra mile” ingredients were formulated to support all body systems and target the 12 hallmarks of aging while you sleep. The entire routine takes under 60 seconds a day—intentionally designed for busy parents.

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