Neu Charge is Neubria’s energy formula for people who want the lift without the lurch: B-vitamins, magnesium and L-theanine alongside guarana, green tea, cocoa and a four-ginseng botanical blend, delivering approximately 130 mg of caffeine per two-capsule dose — released the botanical way, with theanine riding shotgun.

The formula’s logic

Straight caffeine spikes and crashes; Charge is built differently. Its caffeine arrives from guarana and green tea — sources the tradition has always considered gentler-paced — paired with L-theanine, the green-tea amino acid famous for its partnership with caffeine in every productivity forum of the past decade. Beneath that sit the nutrients with the actual energy job descriptions: B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, folate and magnesium all contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, and to normal energy-yielding metabolism.

What’s inside

• Vitamins: B3, B5, B6, B12 and folic acid
• Minerals: magnesium
• Actives: L-theanine and guarana (≈130 mg total caffeine per dose — a large coffee’s worth)
• Charge Up botanicals: cocoa, green tea, and the full ginseng atlas — Korean (panax), Siberian, American, and Peruvian (maca)

How to take it

Two capsules about an hour before you need to be switched on — the morning block, the long drive, the afternoon that matters. Count the 130 mg toward your daily caffeine honestly, keep it out of the late afternoon unless you enjoy ceilings, and skip it entirely if pregnant, sensitive to caffeine, or advised against stimulants. Not for children. Food supplements aren’t a substitute for sleep — Charge is for the days sleep already did its part.

Charge vs Edge, settled

The two caffeinated Neubria products divide cleanly: Edge is the focus specialist with citicoline and the cognitive botanicals; Charge is the energy generalist with theanine and the ginsengs. Deep-work desk mornings lean Edge; long physical days, travel and shift patterns lean Charge.

Frequently asked questions

Will it work with my morning coffee? Budget the total — Charge plus a flat white is a serious caffeine morning; many users make it their replacement rather than their supplement.

Why four ginsengs? Each tradition — Korean, Siberian, American, Andean — kept its own “vitality root”; Charge simply invites the whole family.

Daily or as needed? Built for as-needed use around demanding days; the caffeine content makes that the sensible pattern.

Caffeine arithmetic for grown-ups

The 130 mg figure is printed for a reason, so use it: most adults sit comfortably under 400 mg a day, which means Charge plus one respectable coffee fits, Charge plus a Maltese office’s espresso culture may not. The theanine pairing softens the edges, but it doesn’t repeal the clock — anything caffeinated after 2pm is borrowing from tonight’s sleep at interest. The users who love Charge longest treat it as a precision tool: the 6am airport run, the double-shift Thursday, the exam-day morning — deployed deliberately, it stays effective; deployed daily by reflex, it becomes just another tolerance.

Anything for the crash? That’s the theanine-and-botanicals design brief — a slope rather than a cliff; hydration and an actual lunch remain your half of the deal.

Can shift workers use it? It’s tailor-made for the pattern — anchor it to the start of the “day”, whenever your rota declares that to be.

Guarana vs coffee caffeine — actually different? Same molecule, slower company — guarana’s seed matrix has a reputation for a steadier release, which is precisely why it anchors this formula.

Is maca really a ginseng? Botanically no — “Peruvian ginseng” is the honorary title tradition gave the Andean root; Neubria lists it under the nickname the world knows.

Delivery in Malta & Gozo

€6 delivery, free over €40 across Malta and Gozo, or collection from St Paul’s Bay.