Nootropic Productivity Energy Drink | Orange Sunrise 12 Cans | 120mg Natural Caffeine, Zero Sugar | Support Memory, Mental Clarity, Cognitive Function | Boost Focus, Energy, Brain Health

I’ve had one a day for the past few days and these are so much better than my usual energy drink habit (usually a Celsius, so around 200mg of caffeine). They taste better and don’t have any lingering tastes or seem to give me any kind of bad breath smells. I also like that they’re clear, or close to it, so I don’t have to worry about my teeth staining. The energy feels natural - no jitters, no burps, no crash at the end. As best I can tell after doing a smidge of research, the ingredients are quality, safe, and healthy. They’re arguably expensive, but I’m assuming that’s tied to the quality of the ingredients vs a cheap energy drink made with science experiment chemicals. But I don’t have the actual knowledge needed to say if that’s an accurate assumption - I’m just telling myself that so I can justify the cost since my Celsius habit was noticeably cheaper.

I recently tried Neutonic’s Blue Raspberry flavor, and it’s an absolute game-changer! The taste is spot-on—refreshingly bold with just the right balance of sweet and tangy, reminiscent of a blue raspberry slushie but without any artificial aftertaste. It’s incredibly smooth and easy to drink, making it a perfect pick-me-up. With 120mg of natural caffeine, 500mg of Cognizin, and other nootropics like L-Theanine and Rhodiola Rosea, I felt a clean, focused energy that kept me locked in for hours during a busy workday. No jitters, no crash—just clear-headed productivity. The zero-sugar formula and B-vitamins are a bonus, keeping me energized without the guilt. Neutonic Blue Raspberry is now my go-to for crushing tasks or powering through a workout. Highly recommend this vibrant, brain-boosting drink

I am going back to school and working full time. It's hard to always "get in the zone." Especially when I am stressing about all the work left to be done at 10pm on a friday night. Neutonic helps me get into the zone. The caffeine gives me the energy to start the work and the cognizin and l-theanine really help me stay there without jitters or anxiety (which I have from time to time.) This isn't some miracle cure for my attention but it allows me to have a sense of play when studying calculus or data structures. I have the energy to think out loud and repeat the solutions and upload them into my working memory. Most of the time I'm rushing to finish but with Neutonic it takes the edge off just enough for me to forget time and space and exist in the task at hand. I really like the newer formula taste, I'm not sure if it was the rhodiola rosea but it used to have more of an after taste, it wasn't bad but just a little more stark compared to your normal fruity sweet supplement drinks. Now it has a much more balanced taste and is honestly quite sweet (i love the sugar free revolution.) I appreciate what Chris and James have done, I'm glad to have something that is more sustainable and effective than redbull.

The product is good and has great taste. Just received the package wet and damaged.

In the spirit of constructive criticism, allow me to share my experience with this product. As an outspoken advocate for testing new things, I've embarked on this journey, hoping for a healthful and beneficial outcome offered by a widely-respected individual, Chris Williamson. However, my experiences seemed opposed to the desirable outcomes touted by this allegedly cognitive-enhancing beverage, casting an unflattering light on its creator's standing in health circles and longevity groups. To begin with, the inclusion of Sucralose is incredibly perplexing. This sweetener, widely known for its propensity to negatively influence gut flora, stands starkly against the stated mission of the product. Given the proven link between a thriving microbiome and neurotransmitter activity, using Sucralose in a product designed to champion cognition and productivity is akin to swimming upstream - it simply defies logic. Furthermore, both Acesulfame Potassium, another chemical artificial sweetener, and Potassium Sorbate, a chemical preservative, contribute to an ingredients list that seems to stray further away from the 'healthy' drink category into territory more akin to carbonated soda and a complete 180-degree opposite of good health. Sadly, the addition of detrimental ingredients does not end there. Disconcertingly, the product also includes a toxic, cheap synthetic form of B12, cobalamin, and synthetic folic acid. Despite being tagged with many harmful side effects, these additives appear in a supplement that promises health and brain benefits - a mind-boggling decision, to say the least! (especially when formulated by someone who should know better, which irks me most! I expect low-quality health, destroying things from the likes of mainstream corporate soda and beverage companies) Despite being an adventurous user, this exotic blend has led to much regret. (I guess the real lesson is never to trust anyone, no matter how authentic they seem) The promised energy boost seems elusive, replaced with a foggy brain and stomach distress. I don't understand WHY someone who knows health (or at least claims to know health) would put all these terrible ingredients into a product! To put it bluntly, this venture into the health supplement landscape appears more akin to a well-orchestrated exploitation of prevailing hype than a sincerely developed product. The taste parallels that of overly sweet diet soft drinks, over-sweetened with chemical sweeteners. This is an apt comparison, for, regretfully, this drink offers as much health benefit as a soda supplement. WHAT A JOKE. The pitfalls identified in this review can serve as stepping stones for improvement as a catalyst for creating a genuinely beneficial health product for people. *IMPORTANT TO NOTE - You cannot return this product, and I could NEVER recommend this in good conscience, mainly because there are many healthy and actual performance-enhancing products on the market, without the garbage.

Awesome drink, good flavor and price.

First off, I am studying neuroscience. From the research I did on the ingredients, they are in effective doses in this can. The studies tended to be on daily usage over a period of time, which means drinking these may not provide an instant productivity boost, and it would require one or two a day for a bit. Having said that. I went into trying these very skeptical. I assumed that they would be about as good as sugar free monster energy drinks. The taste is not great. However, if you need a 12 hour study binge for stem finals, these probably do more than monster energy. It might be the placebo, but the effect seems far too strong. These don't merely give you energy (which can lead to slacking off) they also give focus to the energy boost. This makes them (in my opinion, assuming it isn't the placebo effect which I don't think it is) better than sugar free monsters, and for the same price. TLDR: the taste is bad. They improve focus noticeably, and also provide an energy boost through caffeine (making them better than other energy drinks). I would absolutely recommend for other stem majors. Edit note- they have a tendency to sometimes fizz up when you open them, even if they have been sitting still for days. Careful if opening in the college library bc you might find a lot of people looking at you and need to find some paper towels

This flavor is disgusting. Taste like straight up chemicals. If I could I’d return the rest of these and get the pink lemonade cause I like the product. this flavor is no good stick to the pink lemonade.