Clean Energy for Training Days and Desk Days

There's a version of "flat" that shows up at 6pm in the gym, and a version that shows up at 3pm at your desk. Most products are built for one or the other — a pre-workout for the first, a can of something caffeinated for the second. Ignite was formulated around a simpler idea: the same clean scoop can carry you through both, because the underlying need is the same. Your body has run through what the morning gave it, and it's asking for the same things either way — real hydration, a measured lift, and no crash on the other side.

Full-dose creatine and real coconut-water electrolytes, in one clean scoop

That's the whole positioning, in one line. Every Ignite serving carries:

• 3g creatine monohydrate — the full, clinically-studied daily dose. Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high-intensity exercise; the beneficial effect is obtained with a daily intake of 3g, which is exactly what one scoop of Ignite provides.
• 80mg naturally occurring caffeine, from Yerba Mate and Guarana — no synthetic caffeine, no proprietary blend. Caffeine contributes to an increase in alertness and an increase in concentration. (Not recommended for children, or for pregnant or breastfeeding women.)
• CocoMineral® — a real coconut-water electrolyte source, providing potassium, magnesium and trace minerals, rather than a lab-built electrolyte salt blend.
• Vitamin C and a B-vitamin stack (B3, B5, B6, B12) that contribute to normal energy-yielding metabolism and to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Nothing here is dosed to a marketing minimum. The label reads the same as our Supergreens label always has: every ingredient, every gram, named.

Why the same scoop works for both occasions

Training days and foggy desk days ask for overlapping things, not different ones. A lifting session needs creatine for repeated high-intensity effort and electrolytes to replace what you sweat out. A slow afternoon at a desk needs alertness without a stimulant spike, and — just as often — people are simply under-hydrated by 3pm and mistake it for tiredness. Real coconut-water electrolytes address that either way, and a measured 80mg of natural caffeine (about a cup of coffee, and nowhere near the 200mg+ found in a lot of gym-focused pre-workouts) gives a lift without the jitters-then-crash pattern.

That's the practical case for one product across two occasions: format flexibility. A powder that costs pennies more per serving than a can, and that you control the strength of, can credibly sit in a gym bag and a desk drawer at the same time — something a canned energy drink, built for one moment, can't do as cleanly.

What Ignite isn't claiming

To be direct about the boundary: creatine's evidence base is for physical performance, not for cognition or memory — that's a distinction we take seriously rather than blur for a punchier headline. If there's a "sharper in the afternoon" story to tell here, it's the Vitamin C and B-vitamin stack doing that work (they contribute to normal psychological function), not the creatine. We'd rather say less than say something we can't stand behind.

How people are using it

Some Ignite customers only ever mix it before training. Others keep the pouch at their desk and use it as their 3pm reset instead of a second coffee or an energy drink. Most land somewhere in between — one scoop most days, wherever the day needs it. Because the formula doesn't change between those uses, there's nothing to decide in the moment.

FAQs

Does Ignite replace my morning Supergreens? No — they're built for different jobs. Supergreens is the daily foundation (greens, adaptogens, mushrooms, live cultures, 24 vitamins and minerals). Ignite is for the specific moments — training, or a flat afternoon — that ask for more.

Will 80mg of caffeine keep me up if I take it in the afternoon? That's roughly one cup of coffee's worth, and it's a personal-tolerance question like any caffeine source. If you're caffeine-sensitive or it's close to bedtime, we'd suggest treating it the same way you would a mid-afternoon coffee.

Is the creatine dose actually 3g, or is that diluted across a bigger scoop? It's the full 3g per 8g serving — the complete clinically-studied daily amount, not a fractional dose.

Where do the electrolytes come from? CocoMineral®, a real coconut-water extract, rather than a synthetic electrolyte salt blend — it provides potassium, magnesium and trace minerals.

Can I take Ignite every day? Many people do, on both training and non-training days, since the creatine dose is designed for consistent daily intake to reach its beneficial effect.

Contains naturally occurring caffeine (80mg per serving). Not recommended for children, or pregnant or breastfeeding women. A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.