Focus Fuel

Fast-acting caffeine for energy and Alpha GPC for focus, all for less than a cup of coffee.

Caffeine and cycling go hand in hand. Always have and always will. It is inexpensive, convenient, and it works. Yes, there is a mountain of scientific evidence supporting caffeine’s effect on athletic performance. Some studies have measured up to a 6% increase in performance. Experiencing the “lift” a mid-ride espresso delivers is typically what keeps cyclists coming back for more... we all know that feeling.

Now imagine getting that lift, nearly instantly, without stopping. Without the potential jitters or anxiousness that accommodate it. That’s exactly what you get with Floyd’s Performance+ Focus Fuel.

Thanks to FlashRelease™️ technology, Focus Fuel oral strips have a much higher bioavailability, meaning you will feel the effects fast. This also means that you absorb the dose 3x compared to digestion of it (like coffee). So the 50mg strip feels more like 150mg from an energy drink.

They have found the perfect compliment to the caffeine boost: Alpha GPC. Alpha GPC is an acetylcholine precursor, meaning it provides the building blocks your body needs to synthesize acetylcholine. Acetylcholine is responsible for the action potential signaling that allows muscles to contract. Early clinical research has demonstrated this may result in an increase in power output, particularly in situations like a sprint finish at the end of a long race. Alpha GPC has also been shown to increase focus, perfect for that mental fatigue that we can experience at the end of long days.

How to Use Focus Fuel:

Use one strip 15-30min prior to your activity. Providing you with a high-strength 50mg dose of caffeine, you can incorporate more strips per hour if necessary but be mindful of how many strips are consumed per day*.

*For healthy adults, the FDA has cited that 400mg of caffeine per day as an amount not generally associated with negative effects. However, there is wide variation in both how sensitive people are to the effects of caffeine and how fast they metabolize it (break it down).