Neutonic Adds White Peach to Its Cognizin Productivity Drink
Neutonic's nootropic Productivity Drink has a new White Peach flavor.
Neutonic Productivity Drink White Peach is the newest flavor in Neutonic's focus-first lineup. It comes in 12-packs, and Neutonic bills it the same way as the rest of the line: 120mg of natural caffeine and zero sugar.
If you haven't tried the brand yet, Neutonic calls this a "Productivity Drink" instead of an energy drink. It skips the big caffeine number and leans on a full nootropic stack with a moderate dose of caffeine. Our full Neutonic Productivity Drink breakdown goes through every active, dose by dose.
This is also the second Neutonic story on Bevlab this month, after the brand rolled into nearly 1,000 Walmart stores in the new Mood & Mind set. A softer fruit flavor gives the lineup a different option from its louder names.
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White peach is the paler, more floral relative of the yellow peach you know from the produce aisle. As a flavor, it usually tastes lighter and less tangy, which suits a can you'd drink at your desk. The rest of the lineup has names like Tropical Ice, Blue Raspberry, and Strawberry Lemonade, so White Peach sounds like the calmest can on the shelf.
That fits the product's pitch. Neutonic built the Productivity Drink to replace your morning coffee, not to compete with 300mg cans. A gentler fruit flavor matches that steady, get-work-done goal better than a candy-blue raspberry does.
Neutonic sweetens White Peach with sucralose and acesulfame potassium, the same zero-sugar system used across the line.
Quick Formula Check
White Peach's own Supplement Facts panel, shown on its Amazon listing, carries the same five active doses as the rest of the line, so this really is the same formula in a new flavor. Our Neutonic Productivity Drink explainer covers the research behind each one.
- Cognizin Citicoline (500mg) - a branded form of citicoline and the formula's headline nootropic, included to support focus and attention.
- Rhodiola Rosea Root Extract (400mg) - an adaptogenic root that may help you hold up better under stress and mental fatigue.
- L-Theanine (400mg) - the tea amino acid behind the "relaxed but alert" feel, paired with caffeine so the lift feels calmer.
- Panax Ginseng Root Extract (200mg) - an adaptogen that may support focus and working memory.
- Natural Caffeine (120mg) - blocks the signal that makes you feel tired, at a coffee-sized dose instead of the 200-300mg common in energy drinks.
- Vitamins and minerals - the White Peach label lists eight B vitamins at 100% DV each: thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6, folate (as calcium 5-methyltetrahydrofolate), vitamin B12 (as methylcobalamin), biotin, and pantothenic acid. It also lists 150mg of sodium.
- Other ingredients - carbonated water, natural flavors, citric acid, trisodium citrate, sucralose, acesulfame potassium, potassium sorbate, and sodium benzoate.
A White Peach can comes in at 10 calories, 2g of carbs, and 1g of protein. Every active dose is listed on its own instead of hidden in a proprietary blend, which is still less common than it should be in functional drinks.
Where White Peach Fits
Neutonic's Variety Pack covers four of its best sellers: Tropical Ice, Orange Sunrise, Strawberry Lemonade, and Blue Raspberry. White Peach adds a different kind of fruit to a lineup that has mostly run on tropical, citrus, and berry flavors. The live lineup below shows every flavor currently tracked.
- White Peach (12 Cans: $37.99)
- Blue Raspberry (12 Cans: $37.99)
- Orange Sunrise (12 Cans: $37.99)
- Strawberry Lemonade (12 Cans: $37.99)
- Tropical Ice (12 Cans: $37.99)
- Variety Pack (12 Cans: $42.99)
- Wild Citrus (12 Cans: $37.99)
Who Should Grab a Pack
White Peach suits anyone who already likes the Productivity Drink formula but is tired of the same flavors. It also suits coffee drinkers who want a lighter flavor to go with a moderate caffeine dose. If 120mg plus a fully disclosed nootropic stack sounds right for a work block, this is the mildest-sounding way to try it.
The formula hasn't changed, and the flavor is the news. For a focus-first drink, a gentle peach makes more sense than another candy flavor.
