What happens after matters as much as what happened.
Moshe grew up playing sports, where the work you do between sessions decides what the next one looks like. A teammate handed him a CBD gel after a match. It seemed to help.
Then he went looking for what was actually in it.
He came up empty. No ingredient list worth reading. No word on where it came from. No sense of how it was made. Just a bottle with a number on the front and nothing behind it.
That was the moment. Not a business plan, just the specific irritation of being asked to put something on your body and take it on faith.
So he built his own.
Kopa exists because of three questions that should have been easy to answer, and weren't.
What's in it. Every ingredient in every Kopa product is printed on the label and explained on this website. Not the highlights. All of them. If we put twenty-four essential oils in something, you get all twenty-four, and a line telling you what each one is doing there.
Where it comes from. Broad-spectrum hemp extract, made in the United States, in small batches we can actually trace.
How it's made, and whether it's what we said it was. Every batch goes to SC Labs, an independent laboratory in Santa Cruz, California. Total THC has come back Not Detected on all three products. Potency measured at 96.1%, 97.3% and 97.8% of what our labels claim. Those certificates are published on this site with the batch number printed on your product, so you can match them yourself.
We are not asking you to trust us. We are showing you the paperwork.
The name
It arrived during the World Cup. Watching the best in the world chase one thing, the cup, and knowing exactly what it had cost each of them to get there.
Kopa. Spanish for the cup.
It stands for the people who keep showing up. Not because anyone is watching, and not because there is a medal at the end of it, but because the work is the point.
What we make
Three products, and only three. A Muscle Gel for the end of a long day. A Roll-On for the spot you can point to, built to go in the bag. And a Salve for the skin that takes the most abuse, which for most of our customers means their feet.
We are not going to launch fifteen more. We would rather make three things properly than a shelf full of things we cannot explain.
What we believe
That you should be able to read a label and understand it.
That a company asking you to spend $70 owes you more than an adjective.
And that the hours between sessions are not the boring part. They are the part that decides whether you get to do it again tomorrow.