Who made this and why

We made this because we needed it. Badly.

We're Dom and Shannon, two parents in Chicago with a 9-year-old, a 4-year-old, and a long history of trying to out-coffee the exhaustion. Levelhead is what we built when that stopped working.

A dad lying face down on the carpet while his son climbs on his back

It was a Tuesday. It's always a Tuesday.

Dom was standing in the kitchen at 7:40am, holding a lunchbox in one hand and his third coffee in the other, when our son asked a perfectly reasonable question: "Daddy, why are you putting the milk in the cupboard?"

He didn't have an answer. He just stood there, holding the milk, looking at the cupboard, trying to remember what normal felt like.

That night, after bedtime, we sat on the couch and admitted something we'd both been avoiding. We weren't failing at parenting. We loved every chaotic minute of it. We were just completely running on empty, and no amount of coffee was fixing it.

So we started looking for something that would. We found two kinds of product: energy drinks that make you feel like a race car, and wellness brands that make you feel like a failure for not doing more. Nobody was making anything for parents who just wanted to feel like themselves again.

So we made it.

Not superhuman. Not optimized. Not a new you. Just you again.

The people behind it

Built by parents.
For parents.

Dom and Shannon smiling together at sunset in the mountains

Levelhead is a family business in the most literal sense. It was dreamed up on our couch, tested at our kitchen table, and built around the chaos of a 9-year-old and a 4-year-old.

Dom pushing a stroller along the Chicago lakefront with his kids

Dom H.

Founder & CEO

Twenty years in enterprise sales, most of it figuring out which vendors were the real thing and which ones just had good slides. Turns out that's a useful skill when you're choosing who makes your supplements. Father of two. Cyclist. Arsenal supporter, which explains some of the tiredness.

And the other half of "we."

Shannon is Dom's wife, mom to our two, and the most honest critic in the house. She was the one on the couch that night, and she's the reason this is a brand for every tired parent, not just tired dads.

Why we built it this way

Depletion is a physiological problem, not a character flaw. So we built Classic Daily around what it actually does to a parent's nervous system: fourteen evidence-backed ingredients, including KSM-66® ashwagandha, L-theanine, CoQ10, methylated B vitamins and a deliberate touch of natural caffeine. Two capsules. Every morning. That's the whole thing.

Levelhead isn't a transformation. It's a return. To the version of you that was always there, just running on empty.

Dom working on a laptop in an armchair with his son on his lap

Mostly in the margins.

Nap times, late nights, one kid on a lap. But we were fussy where it counted.

We worked with a licensed pharmacist on the formulas. We vetted several manufacturers and chose a cGMP-certified facility in the USA. We checked every spec sheet line by line, and caught a labeling error on our own formula before a single capsule was made. And we had Classic Daily tested by outside labs for heavy metals and microbial contamination.

Every dose is printed on the label. What's on it is what's in the bottle.

Our mission

To help depleted parents feel like themselves again.

Our vision

A world where parents show up fully for the small moments, the hard conversations and the chaos, because they aren't too depleted to connect with the people they're doing all of this for.

Where we stand

Anti-wellness. No BS.
Built for chaos.

What we're for

  • Ingredients that earn their place, with no filler and no fluff
  • Honesty about what parenting is actually like
  • A product that works in the background, not one that demands your attention
  • Energy that doesn't crash by 2pm
  • Parents feeling like themselves again, quietly and for real

What we're against

  • Wellness theater, and supplements that sell transformation and deliver expensive urine
  • Moon dust and miracle claims
  • The 47-step morning routine industrial complex
  • Anything that makes you feel like you need to be fixed
  • Guilt as a marketing strategy. You're tired, not failing.
Two kids standing on a stone path, looking out over a pond with a fountain

Not a new you.
Just you again.

We read every email at contact@levelheadlabs.com, and a real person writes back.

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