METADRIVE®

Name: metaDRIVE
Brand: Nuoptimal
Price: 43.35 USD
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Fuel To Reach Peak Performance

Stress and lack of motivation prevents us from reaching our peak potential. metaDRIVE® fuels us with the calm, alert energy our bodies crave so we can shatter glass ceilings and conquer our day.†

Formulated With Optimal Ingredients

Formulated with 8 powerhouse nootropics including TeaCrine®, Rhodiola rosea, L-theanine, Ashwagandha and 4 brain vitamins to support improved motivation levels, alertness, and stress resilience.†

Designed to Support Key Mental Areas

Calm, Focused Energy with No crash†

Increased motivation & Productivity levels†

Resilience to Stress†

Alertness & Reduction in Fatigue†

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Meet your new alternative to coffee.

One of the main ingredients in matcha green tea, L-theanine redirects the jittery, anxious stimulation of caffeine into a smooth, more focused energy. The benefits of a cup of coffee without the drawbacks.

L-Theanine & Caffeine Improves Simple Reaction Time

Haskell CF, Kennedy DO. The effects of L-theanine, caffeine, and their combination on cognition and mood. Biol Psychol. 2008

Through clinical trials, researchers have found that 200 mg of l-theanine can increase alpha-wave activity in the brain, which allows you to be relaxed while awake–similar to a zen, meditative state.[1]

When tested against placebo and caffeine, the combination provided quicker reaction times, improved memory recall, and enhanced verbal accuracy.[16]

Get motivated & accomplish more.

Think about that feeling when you finally achieve your goal. The rush, the thrill, the excitement. metaDRIVE® was formulated to give you that boost of motivation to get more done each day.

The formulation is geared towards amplifying the brain chemical of reward and motivation with the powerhouse nootropics N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine, Mucuna Pruriens, Rhodiola Rosea, and Theobromine. It's time for you to get focused and accomplish more.

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8 NOOTROPIC COMPOUNDS

L-Theanine

200 mg

L-Theanine promotes an alert state of relaxation without drowsiness, indicated by the increase in alpha brain waves and decrease in beta brain waves.[1]

Caffeine

100 mg

Caffeine is the most widely used psychoactive compound in the world. As a nootropic, it provides mental stimulation, alertness, and improved mood.[2]

Rhodiola Rosea

300 mg (3% salidroside)

Rhodiola rosea is a plant that has been shown to improve resilience to stress, increase alertness, and combat fatigue, especially in strenuous settings.[3]

Ashwagandha

180 mg (>7% withanolides)

Ashwagandha has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for several thousand years and has been shown to help relieve stress, combat fatigue, and improve concentration.[4]

N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine

250 mg

N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine is a more bioavailable form of L-Tyrosine, an amino acid. The compound has been shown to increase attention, heighten alertness, and improve stress-resilience.[5]

Theobromine

200 mg

Theobromine, derived from cocoa beans has been shown to improve mood, focus, and increase alertness. It is highly synergistic with caffeine and has a longer duration.

Mucuna Pruriens

120 mg

Mucuna pruriens has been shown to improve motivation levels as well as increase libido and memory retention.[7]

TeaCrine®

50 mg

TeaCrine® has been shown to benefit energy, focus, and mood without the negative tolerance effects nor crash that typically follows caffeine consumption.

4 BRAIN VITAMINS

Niacin

40 mg (niacinamide)

Also known as Vitamin B3, Niacin has brain boosting and anti-oxidative properties. It also plays a role in cellular communication.[9]

Vitamin b6

10 mg (pyridoxal 5’-phosphate)

Vitamin B6 is an essential vitamin which is required for the conversion of several key neurotransmitters. We use P5P, one of the most bioactive forms of B6.[10]

Vitamin b12

50 mcg (methylcobalamin)

B12 is an essential vitamin that is crucial for the synthesis of key neurotransmitters which correlate with our mood, energy, and stress levels.[11]

Vitamin D3

25 mcg (cholecalciferol)

Vitamin D is essential for brain function and mood. This vitamin is involved in a wide array of bodily functions.[12]

The three-part brain fuel to supercharge your daily drive.

The definition of cool, calm & collected.

Adaptogenic herbs, Rhodiola rosea and Ashwagandha combat stress and provide mental clarity allowing you to navigate and power through roadblocks to achieve your goals.[17] [18]

Fire up your motivation and productivity levels.

N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine, Theobromine, and Mucuna pruriens keeps your mind primed, allowing for optimal productivity, efficiency and increased motivation levels.[19] [20]

Smooth energy, clear focus.

TeaCrine®, l-theanine and caffeine provide calm, alert energy to get your day started, keeping you going all day long without missing a beat.[21] [16]

Customer Reviews

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06/14/2021

bernard m.

powerful

very powerful supplement. made the mistake of taking 3 on my first try as i'm a bigger person but 2 has been the sweet spot for me.

06/02/2021

Charles S.

United States

Worth trying again

So when I initially tried the supplement, I didn't notice any significant changes in my mood or work performance. I canceled my subscription and left the unfinished bottle in the cabinet for months. If you are wondering why this is a 5 star review, well here is why: The things I struggle with are short-term memory, focus, anxiety, and energy fluctuations (typically manifesting in overwhelming feelings of tiredness). I started taking medication again for my ADHD. This initially had very promising results, however, my anxiety levels started to increase. The medication also seemed to have diminishing returns. I did not want to resort to steadily increasing my medication to combat tolerance. Also, after a significant amount of time, 6 months or so, of being on the medication my short-term memory seemed to be getting worse. So the short-term memory problem can be best described as reading retention issues. Having to re-read sentences or having to re-check emails to make sure I was reading them correctly. My normal week consists of 40 hours of work, 12 hours of school, maintaining my house and the remaining time is spent raising my son. It would not be a stretch to say that I am busy. This is important because MetaDrive is not a cure-all. It is not going to motivate me to do my work. It is not going to get me out of bed in the morning. I think I had unrealistic expectations of the supplement initially. I started trying to use the supplement again when my fiance mentioned "Hey, your memory has been a lot better lately!" I recalled a wifi password from nearly a year ago at her mom's house. It was like the fog was lifted and I could recall information more accurately. I was remembering things she said to me like "Remind me to throw clothes in the dryer after I get home from work." It was clearly working. The next thing I noticed was that halfway through the day, I wasn't overcome with the desire to take a nap. That has not been the case lately. So in summary I believe that this is due to the ingredients in Metadrive. I've tried other Nootropics with very little success. This supplement, however, has certainly made a positive change in my daily life. I'd recommend to anyone and say to at least give it a couple of weeks. Also, I would recommend limiting the use of caffeine products while taking metadrive.

05/07/2021

Earl J.

Morning boost

I take these in the morning and it helps me get my day started. Takes about 20 minutes to start feeling the effects.

03/02/2021

Bobbi S.

United States

I used to have brain fog it has helped ease it so far. Now I’ve only been using it for a week now so only time will tell.

02/18/2021

Lacey H.

United States

Lacey’s Review

I started out taking just one but did move up to two, it seems to be working quite well!

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