Think Drops - Fast-Absorbing L-Theanine & Ashwagandha Liquid Focus Supplement, Natural Nootropic for Enhanced Memory & Cognitive Function

Me encantó, compré tres y todos son súper diferentes. Este me ayuda mucho a las tareas y trabajo del día a día. Me ayuda a concentrarme y de verdad que es un producto que no dejaría de consumir

Do not buy it I really really makes you weird gives you fast heart beating you can’t even return it

These fast-absorbing drops with L-Theanine & Ashwagandha help support focus and cognitive function. Whether it's the ingredients or a placebo effect, I feel more focused after taking them. Plus, they're easy to mix into any drink, making them a convenient nootropic supplement!

Strong, natural taste which may not be for some. It's nice that the ingredients are minimal and pretty straightforward. Seems to be effective, with no noticeable side effects.

The peppermint and wintergreen certainly open up your airway and support deep full breathing which on its own can lead to mental clarity and improved cognitive function. Stronger than one experiences from a “curiously strong mint” but very palatable and refreshing.

I can normally consume almost anything without issue, as my taste senses aren't particularly sensitive, but these drops are without a doubt, the most disgusting liquid I have ever tasted. The peppermint flavor is overwhelmingly potent—so much so that it caused me stress rather than relieving it. I can't finish this bottle. It makes my stomach hurt. The intensity is truly shocking; the smell was noticeable the moment I opened the exterior packaging and can still be smelled when I open my cabinet. Avoid if you have any sensitivity to strong.

Made my wife puke. I tried it, tasted like gasoline. Total waste of $40 bucks because there is no return.

If first impressions matter, Think Drops definitely nailed the "premium aesthetic" with its sleek, modern, black bottle. It looks like something James Bond might use to stay sharp mid-mission. But appearances can be deceiving. When I opened the package, I could smell the peppermint through the Amazon box. No leaks, but let's just say it was a red flag that screamed, "Brace yourself!" The experience of taking these drops is... memorable. First, you're punched in the face by what can only be described as an alcohol-like blast of mint. Then, as your brain is still processing the shock, you're hit with a bitter, herbal aftertaste that lingers just long enough to make you question your life choices. There's a whisper of sweetness at the end—like it’s trying to apologize—but by then, the damage is done. If this is the cost of mental clarity, I’m not sure my sanity can afford it. The science behind the ingredients is intriguing: L-theanine for calm concentration, ashwagandha to keep stress in check, peppermint for a clarity boost, and coconut oil for smooth absorption. Sounds great in theory BUT the bottle doesn’t list how much of anything you’re actually getting. Which is kind of insane. For all I know, I’m drinking a teaspoon of hope with a splash of snake oil. At $35 for an ounce, I'd like some reassurance that this isn’t just expensive mint water. One of their promotional images shows a guy staring thoughtfully over his laptop with the tagline: "Drop. Breathe. Think." A more honest version might read: "Drop. Wince. Wonder if it works." To be fair, I did feel something—maybe a placebo effect, maybe the peppermint fog lifting—but I can’t confidently say my cognitive gears were turning faster than usual. I appreciate the opportunity to try this as part of the Vine program, but I’m not sure this product delivers enough to justify the price (or the taste). If you're a fan of bitter mint explosions and want to roll the dice on cognitive support, go for it. Otherwise, there are plenty of other supplements that don’t make you dread swallowing them. And actually list how much of what you're getting per dose.