Shopper's Guide•Focus & Energy
5 reasons women choose Superfocus over another energy drink
Summary: I counted the cans in the recycling one Friday and decided that was the end of it. What I wanted wasn't less energy, it was a version that didn't cost me the evening and didn't come with 200mg and a sugar curve.
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1. It's 75mg, not 200
Most cans sit around 200mg and treat that as the selling point. Superfocus has 75, roughly half a coffee, and pairs it rather than piling it on. The lift arrives without the heart-rate spike.
2. Zero sugar, so there's nothing to come down from
Half of what people call a caffeine crash is the sugar leaving. There's none in this and no artificial sweeteners either, and it still tastes like something I want at three in the afternoon.
3. The label lists doses, not a blend
Every other tub I'd bought hid behind a proprietary focus blend. Nello prints the numbers: 350mg of GeniusPure Alpha-GPC, 500mg of Lion's Mane, plus Rhodiola Rosea, L-Theanine and N-Acetyl-L-Tyrosine.
4. It's a drink you make, not a can you crack
Ninety seconds and a glass of cold water. That sounds like a small distinction until you count how many empty cans used to end up in the recycling by Friday.
5. It costs less than the cans did
Two a day is not a small habit once you total it across a month. Superfocus works out to about $1.20 a day on the 30-serving tub with a subscription.
Based on the 30-serving tub at $44.95 with the 20% subscription discount. Bundle pricing may be lower.
