NICR® is the result of years of experience of consuming, selling and marketing all manner of different energy formulas on the market, and putting all the best parts into a single line of products.

The NICR® team, and by result the brand overall, is built upon transparency, community and a quality-over-quantity mindset. If that is something you can stand behind, then NICR® is just for you.  

All NICR® formulas are based on the idea of maxing out the stats that are important, while cutting down on what’s unnecessary. Min/max, you could say.

NICR Energy has the best flavors in the market, hands down, with a respectable amount of caffeine, so you can drink more and worry less.

Did we also mention that you get 100x 250 ml servings, or 50x 500ml servings in a single tub?

NICR® is as safe as you make it, like with any caffeinated drink.

RECOMMENDED: 1-5 servings, as 400mg of caffeine is the recommended max amount a healthy adult should consume per day*.

NOT RECOMMENDED:  Anything above 5 servings per day. It’s also not safe for children, *pregnant or breastfeeding women. It’s also unsafe to consume NICR if you have a medical condition or are taking any prescription medications, before consulting a doctor about it.

Always consume caffeinated drinks, like NICR Energy, in moderation. Know where your limits are. 

1 serving/1 scoop = 80 mg

2 servings/2 scoops = 160 mg

Samples contain 2 servings.

Due to many other similar brands, we have followed the 100 servings trend.

The reason was solely made for marketing purposes, in order to stay competitive.

Our drinks are meant to be double-scooped, so in that regard a single tub contains 50 “true” servings.

Nah, jk.
Or wait, doesn’t caffeine technically count as a drug?

Either way, here is the ingredients list:

- Citric acid
- Taurine
- N-Acetyl-L-Tyrosine
- Sweetener
- Caffeine Anhydrous

- Vitamin C
- Vitamin D
- Vitamin B6

Aromas, citric acid and colorants vary from flavor to flavor. Always check the content list before buying if you want to know beforehand. Is NICR good?

Good? It’s better than good. You could even say it’s… NICR.

Mix 1-2 scoops with either 250 ml or 500 ml of water depending on whether you want a single or double serving. 

We recommend starting with less water and adding more if you want to decrease the flavor since it is harder to subtract water than to add it.

We certainly hope so!

If you would ask your mom - then maybe no.

If you would ask those that make the laws - then yes.

It’s just an energy formula.

I, the writer, can drink an unhealthy amount.

You, on the other hand, should not consume more than 400 mg of caffeine (5 servings) per day, if you are a healthy adult.

If you are not a healthy adult, consult with a doctor.

If you are a kid, pregnant or breastfeeding woman, you should NOT consume NICR Energy.

Each serving contains 1-3 calories (kcal) per serving. A lot, right?

Yes, it’s sugar free (less than 0.1g of sugar per serving).

No need to worry about spilling it on your keyboard and getting it all sticky.

Your keyboard will most likely not survive, but hey, at least it's not sticky!

Yes, as it contains less than 3 calories, it more than qualifies as keto friendly.

… Who even uses keto diets still?

NICR Energy is vegan - we asked our producer to make sure :)

Yes, NICR contains sweeteners. We use Sucralose and Acesulfam-k for the NICR Energy line-up.

An opened NICR tub should last for up to 6 months. However, if you notice any irregularities with the formula, like taste, color or effect - throw it away.

Clumps in the powder can occur when the powder absorbs moisture due to it being sealed or stored improperly.

However, it usually doesn’t affect the properties of the formula, and can still be consumed - though it can be an inconvenience, of course.

NICR is an energy formula, which in short means it’s a powder that you mix with water, which in turn gives you an energy drink. Non-carbonated, of course. This means that you can easily make a tasty energy drink on the fly, with just some water and energy formula. This in turn makes it much more convenient, while also helping you reach that daily water intake.

Other than that, getting a tub of NICR is much cheaper in the long run, as it contains 100 servings. Each serving contains all the stuff you would normally find in an energy drink, and then some. However, the cost per serving is xxx, making it much cheaper than the very same energy drinks that you would normally buy.

Also, 50-100 servings (depending on how you mix it) of energy drink in a single, small tub? Compare how much space that takes compared to 100 cans… Now you get it!