Dynamine (Methylliberine: 1,7,9-tetramethyluric Acid) 100 mg Capsules (90) | Increased Energy, Focus & Alertness | in House & Rigorous 3rd Party Testing for Higher Purity & Potency

I use in conjunction with Teacrine on mornings I know I'll need the energy and motivation. Teacrine is like slow and steady, Dynamine is like a short fast punch. Sometimes I bike 30+ miles in Colorado and I'll take both before I leave and the Dynamine kicks in in less than an hour. Not jittery like coffee (which I sometimes use to take Teacrine and Dynamine) and I hardly even open my mouth for breathe. It's like energy without the burst problems from caffeine - but coffee is a good short punch for the short fast punch of Dynamine.*I'm not a doctor! Just a healthy, in-shape 30 something

All day energy without jitters or having to redose. I did stack with teacrine.

I did not feel like this product did anything beneficial for me, anything at all actually. And the biggest bummer of all is you cannot return it if it doesn't work for you. You might as well spend your money elsewhere.

Seems ok. I do feel more energy but not much.

I suggest taking 2 with 200 mg of caffeine it wakes you up and makes you super hyper.

I really enjoyed these pills. They really helped me.

I bought this brand, but not on Amazon, although probably my next purchase of it will be from Amazon.I am amazed by the reviews, but I think the reviews are actually informing of something very interesting...and DIFFERENT from what most people think as they write them. People think it's great, or horrible, or an expensive waste for nothing, thinking they are describing Dynamine, but for this product, I don't think they are. I think they are expressing how fantastically it works for some people, how it has no effect for others, and still others have at least a mildly bad effect.Therefore as you read the reviews, I think you need to focus upon this: this is NOT something that you can take the sum of others reviews (throwing out some you feel may not be credible), because if that were true, you would have a reliably average effect, which seems to NOT be the case. Apparently you will just need to find out for yourself, if you are curious enough. If it's excellent, then you have found a winner for yourself. If not (and if you can't get credit for it--which I've never tried for supplements), I'd suggest giving a few to different people you know. Some of them will be SO happy! Others probably won't respond unless you ask, and I suppose it will be like some of the reviews you've read, neutral, or mildly negative.As for me, I'm glad I tried it. I noticed that Theacrine has much more positive reviews, but for me, it is a significantly poorer experience. Theacrine may help some, but it's not very noticeable. It also begins leaving an unpleasant taste in my mouth (not WHEN I swallow, but as they begin to take effect), and it does so for hours. I can hide that taste by drinking something (other than water), or snacking on something, but it's continuous--kind of mild, but awhile snacking/drinking something, that mildly bad taste comes back. It's not horrible, but the benefit is so mild, and the taste mildly unpleasant, for me I keep searching for alternatives. I'd take it rather than nothing if I need a boost. I use caffeine, but sometimes I need something more than caffeine. Or stated differently, I probably could get the boost I need with caffeine, but only to increase addiction to caffeine, such that I'll get less benefit later, and headaches by trying to reduce it...which is the reason for alternatives.The MOST amazing thing, with no close competitor (in my experience) is phenylpiracetam. But you can't buy it on Amazon. You have to go to some of the same nootropics suppliers that sell other products on Amazon, such as the one that makes the Dynamine in this review (Pure Nootropics) or another mfg. sold on Amazon. The closest description of that I can give is that it makes you feel in your 20's or 30's again if you are quite a few decades past that! Mentally sharp, motivated, energetic, capable of either sitting in a chair and really absorbing what you need to learn OR to jump out of the chair and go get things done, whatever you've needed to do and have procrastinated. Is it addictive? No, it is well regarded as not being addictive, perhaps because it comes on so gently (you almost don't realize it--you just think this is the way you are supposed to feel...until you think how you were an hour or more earlier), and leaves just as gently. However, be careful about taking it in the afternoon, the later the more so, because you might not go to sleep for a long time.So why would I be interested in something else, like Dynamine (which seems next to nothing by comparison)? Because most people report that it builds up tolerance. You can take it 3-4 times/week, then say off for 2-3 days (roughly) , and it will continue to be effective. Some people report they do not build tolerance. I've found I may be more tired on the days not taking it after taking it several+ days straight. Therefore I find it to be absolutely amazing for whenever I need to be at, and stay at, my prime all day, especially for multiple days. For instance, having to get up very early, yet think clearly, stay alert, and keep going all day long, only to do it again the next day. But then I tend to stay off of it for awhile, whether days or weeks...but I want something that doesn't cause the problems caused by caffeine for those in-between days. I haven't found it yet, but Dynamine is one of the better things I've found, and Theacrine is a lagging competitor well behind Dynamine.

You guys should be ashamed of yourselves selling this bunk Dynamine. Even 2 capsules don't do the trick. I've taken Dynamine before and I know what the effects are. This is not real Methylberrine. Shame on you!