CRTX Nutrition is a nootropic-specific supplement company that we featured for the first time almost two years ago with its premium and dedicated focus offering, simply named Focus. The capsule-format competitor packed a respectable blend of reliable and efficacious ingredients, including tyrosine at 1.5g in the maximum six-capsule serving, 600mg of alpha-gpc, and a gram of lion’s mane. There were also some uncommon components in the mix, with 300mg of rhodiola, half a gram of cordyceps, and 300mg of bacopa.
For its first-ever supplement, CRTX Nutrition did not disappoint in Focus, and now it’s getting ready to reapproach the space with a refreshed look, feel, and, by the sounds of things, formula. The still relative newcomer is currently building toward the relaunch of the brand and its signature nootropic product Focus. You can see what the upcoming supplement looks like in the image above, which has moved to tub packaging; however, Focus is still a capsule item, and there will soon be two versions to choose from.
In the preview of CRTX Nutrition’s revamped Focus, we get to see the new look of Focus itself, promising all of its original benefits in support for focus, memory, and mood, and a completely new hybrid alternative in Focus + Energy. On the formula side of things, the brand has kept most of the same ingredients but switched around the dosages, as you can see above. There is a third less tyrosine and half the lion’s mane, a switch to superior GenuisPure alpha-gpc at the same 600mg as well as RhodioPrime rhodiola, and a variety of B vitamins.
All of those ingredients and dosages highlighted and listed in the facts panel are in CRTX Nutrition’s Focus + Energy; the one difference is there is also caffeine by way of 100mg caffeine anhydrous and the slower-releasing Infiniergy di-caffeine malate, also at 100mg. Together, you get just over 150mg of caffeine in the full serving, enough to elevate energy with the nootropic effects. Both supplements are launching soon through CRTX’s online store over at crtxnutrition.com, which is currently locked down.
