What's actually in Mood Gummies — and why each one is there
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Plenty of supplements hide behind the words "proprietary blend", which lets a brand list an impressive ingredient without telling you how much of it is in there. We print every dose on the label. Here is what is in one gummy and why.
Maca — 250 mg
A root from the Peruvian Andes, used traditionally for energy and libido and one of the more studied botanicals in this space. It is not a stimulant and it does not act on hormones directly — its effects build with regular use rather than showing up the first evening.
Mango — 250 mg
Mostly this is why the gummy tastes like something you will actually keep taking. That matters more than it sounds: the best formula is the one you don't quit in week two.
Ashwagandha — 150 mg
An adaptogen studied for its effect on perceived stress and cortisol. It is in the blend for the nervous system side of the equation — the part that decides whether your body is still braced for the day when the day is over.
Ginseng — 100 mg
Included for energy and fatigue. Unlike caffeine, it does not spike and crash, which is the whole point — nothing here should keep you awake.
L-theanine — 100 mg
An amino acid found in green tea, known for producing a calm, unclouded state rather than sedation. It is the reason the blend can take the edge off without making you drowsy.
L-citrulline — 100 mg
The body converts L-citrulline into arginine, which feeds nitric oxide production — the pathway behind vessel relaxation and healthy circulation. It is the most direct "same night" ingredient in the formula.
Saffron — 15 mg
The most expensive spice in the world by weight, and one of the more interesting botanicals studied for mood. A little goes a long way, which is just as well.
What is not in it
No caffeine, no synthetic stimulants, no artificial fillers or binders. Made in GMP-certified facilities with published third-party lab results.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.