Neutonic Review

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Written by James Dixon

The Neutonic Productivity Drink is where the lines between nootropics and energy drinks start to blur. But is it effective? In this Neutonic review, we studied its ingredients and tested it for ourselves. Here’s what we think…

There are plenty of nootropic supplements out there – pills, powders, bars, drinks… the list really does go on. So it’s always a little surprising when somebody brings a new one to the market.

3 cans of Neutonic

Can you really reinvent the wheel, after all? Because, honestly, the market is replete with some truly fantastic options.

The same is true of energy drinks. Red Bull set the world ablaze some twenty-odd years ago, and we’ve seen lots of imitators flood the market since – some pale imitations, some exemplars, pushing the industry forwards.

Hence we come to Neutonic, an energy drink cum nootropic brought to us by a couple of social media influencers who inhabit the sort of right-leaning political sphere, bleeding into the wellness space – a new breed we’re seeing a fair amount of these days.

Is it any good?

Happily, I recently got the chance to try it out.

Neutonic front of can

Quick Verdict On Neutonic

Neutonic is a solid offering to the nootropic market. It’s a pretty decent nootropic formula, though far from the most comprehensive list going – it pales compared to some of the heaviest hitters out there, such as the Kaged Mindset drink and Mind Vitality Focus supplement.

However, Neutonic makes up for this by achieving its main function admirably. It’s a great-tasting drink that gives you a potent energy kick (though here, again, there are potentially better options which we look at in this article).

I personally really enjoyed it for its lovely flavors. You won’t be disappointed, even if you might get better nootropic results elsewhere.

What Is Neutonic?

Neutonic is a nootropic drink co-founded by popular YouTubers and social media influencers James Smith and Chris Williamson. They market it as a productivity enhancer, which makes sense when you delve into it a bit – Neutonic claims with solid reason to boost cognitive function and improve focus, whilst also giving you a good energy kick.