A runner cresting a green ridge under tall clouds

Make it happen.

Energy drink for the desk.

Built for the hours that actually matter: revision, deep work, the second half of a long day. Eight actives, dosed openly, nothing to crash from.

150 mg
Natural caffeine
250 mg
L-theanine
8
Actives
250 ml
Low sugar
Peach Hibiscus can, front and back

Peach Hibiscus

Ripe peach with a tart hibiscus edge. The closest thing in the range to an iced tea with the sugar taken out.

250 ml8 activesLow sugar

Apple Elderflower can, front and back

Apple Elderflower

Crisp and dry. Green apple first, elderflower underneath it, finishing closer to a cider than a soft drink. The one most people start with.

250 ml8 activesLow sugar

Passion-fruit Ylang-Ylang can, front and back

Passion-fruit Ylang-Ylang

Sharp tropical passion-fruit with ylang-ylang behind it, floral and faintly creamy. The boldest of the three.

250 ml8 activesLow sugar

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The hour that makes the difference

02 — The recipe

8 Actives

Everything that is in the can, at the dose it is in the can. Per 250 ml.

  1. 01

    Natural caffeine

    150mg

    The lift, pressed from guarana seed.

    EFC
  2. 02

    L-theanine

    250mg

    Takes the edge off the caffeine.

    EFC
  3. 03

    B vitamins

    50% NRV

    Turns what you ate into energy.

    EFC
  4. 04

    Vitamin C

    40mg

    Keeps tiredness from creeping in.

    EFC
  5. 05

    Magnesium

    75mg

    Steadies the nerves.

    EFC
  6. 06

    Electrolytes

    250mg

    Enough salts to stay sharp.

    EFC
  7. 07

    Taurine

    1000mg

    An amino acid that supports nerve signalling.

    EFC
  8. 08

    Ginseng

    200mg

    Holds focus when the effort drags.

    EFC
E — Energy F — Focus C — Cognition

Caffeine alone spikes, then drops. Caffeine with theanine holds.

That pairing is the whole idea. Low sugar means almost nothing to crash from, the vitamins and salts stop the lift thinning out, and the last two are in there for the third hour rather than the first twenty minutes.

High caffeine content. Not recommended for children or for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Concentr8 is a food, not a medicine, and the recipe itself stays protected.

03 — The idea

For people who stay with it

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A tiger drinking at a pool, the Concentr8 mark reflected in the water
Concentr8 poster: go the extra mile, it's never crowded

04 — Contact

Talk to us

Stockists, campus partnerships, press, or a question about the formula. Write to the team and someone picks it up.

Email

concentr8.team@gmail.com

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