Simplifying Wellness.
Hyperbaric · Infrared · Biohacking · Wellness
Metisine Health is a consultation-first specialist in accessible wellness equipment. We supply hyperbaric, red light, and molecular hydrogen systems for home and clinic — general wellness equipment, not medical devices.
The merkaba mark
Primary — on light
Primary — on dark
Mono — white
Mono — ink
Mono — gold
- Clear space around the mark: at least 25% of the mark's width on every side.
- Minimum size: 24px on screen, 12mm in print.
- Never recolor outside the approved variants, rotate, distort, add shadows, or place on busy imagery.
Palette
Merkaba Gold (primary)
#CFB579
Champagne
#EAD38B
Radiance
#F9F196
Antique Gold
#B7925E
Copper
#AF6F45
Bronze
#8E663C
Garnet (accent)
#914846
Orchid (accent)
#A04898
Ink
#1C1917
Charcoal
#2A2624
Stone
#E7E0D6
Alabaster
#FAF7F2
Gold-foil gradient
Accent gradient
Usage ratio: roughly 60% neutrals, 30% golds, 10% garnet + orchid accents.
Type system
HEADINGS — Cormorant Garamond
Simplifying Wellness.
BODY — Hanken Grotesk / Inter
Consultation-first specialists in accessible wellness equipment — hyperbaric, red light, and molecular hydrogen systems for home and clinic.
LABELS — Space Mono
GENERAL WELLNESS EQUIPMENT · NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE
How Metisine sounds
| Pillar | Means | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Consultation-first | Invite people to talk to us before they buy. Calm, unhurried. | Pushy urgency — countdowns, "only X left," fake scarcity. |
| Credentialed calm | Confident, plain, evidence-aware language. | Hype words: miracle, guaranteed, cure-all, breakthrough. |
| Wellness, not medicine | "General wellness equipment, not medical devices." | treat / cure / heal / diagnose / prevent (any condition). |
| Simple & human | Short sentences. Everyday words. One idea per sentence. | Jargon, acronym soup, and clinical-sounding filler. |
Assets
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The information and products offered by Metisine Health are intended to support general wellness and are not medical devices or medical advice. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before beginning any new wellness therapy, especially if you are pregnant, have a chronic condition, or use medical devices.