Chosen B-vitamin forms
P-5-P B6, L-methylfolate and methylcobalamin B12.

Formulated by a clinical nutritionist and mom for her own kids. Explore the choices behind this approach to daily cognitive nutrition, including the ingredient forms, amounts and research. The finished FizzyFocus formula has not been clinically tested.
We consider cellular nutrition alongside attention. Antioxidants help protect cells from oxidative damage. Some studies in children with AD*D have found differences in oxidative-stress markers, though findings vary.
Our approach includes vitamin C alongside grape seed extract and a three-fruit blend, bringing antioxidant nutrition into the same routine as the ingredients selected for attention. Read the pediatric research.
Attention relies on connected processes. Nerve signaling, neurotransmitter production and energy metabolism all rely on nutrients. Our nutritionist-led approach considers those roles together.
B6 helps make neurotransmitters, while magnesium supports nerve function and energy production. FizzyFocus combines those nutritional roles with saffron and L-theanine paired with caffeine from natural green tea in one daily formula. Each ingredient is selected for the role it contributes to that wider nutritional picture.
You may be starting with a focus concern. We still formulate with the whole child in mind. A growing child’s immune cells also depend on vitamins and minerals to function normally.
That is why FizzyFocus includes vitamin C, vitamin D3 and zinc picolinate alongside its focus ingredients. Immune support is part of the daily formulation, reflecting a broader view of children’s nutritional needs.
How a child feels matters alongside how they focus. A child’s day involves managing feelings, sustaining effort and having energy for everyday activities. Our formulation considers these needs together.
B6 helps make brain chemical messengers, and magnesium supports energy production and normal nerve function. FizzyFocus also includes affron® saffron and pairs 100 mg L-theanine with 50 mg caffeine from natural green tea per serving, with caffeine included for its role in alertness. Green tea also naturally contains EGCG, a tea polyphenol.
Choosing a nutrient is only the first decision. Its form and amount matter too. Bioavailability describes how much of a nutrient becomes available for the body to use. Nutrient forms deserve attention alongside the quantities on a label.
FizzyFocus includes L-5-MTHF, an active form of folate, plus P5P B6, methylcobalamin B12, magnesium glycinate and zinc picolinate. These are deliberate formulation choices, with every form and serving amount available to review in Supplement Facts.
Look at what each part of the formula contributes, then put the ingredient evidence in context.
These B vitamins contribute to normal metabolism and nervous-system function. Their forms are one part of the formulation decision.
P-5-P vitamin B6, L-methylfolate and methylcobalamin B12. See the label for their amounts.
Folate and B12 participate in methylation pathways. Taking them does not establish that a genetic variant is corrected or that a methylation cycle is completed.
A nutrition routine needs to account for food, supplements and the current label directions together.
100 mg magnesium as magnesium glycinate and 12.5 mg zinc as zinc picolinate per serving.
Review the full formula with your clinician, especially for younger children and when combining supplements. Do not increase servings to match a study.
The formula includes a specific pairing: 100 mg L-theanine with 50 mg caffeine from natural green tea in each serving. Green tea also naturally contains EGCG, a tea polyphenol.
Kahathuduwa et al. studied the pairing in five boys with AD*D. They found short-term improvements in measured attention and cognition compared with placebo.
The study used 2.5 mg/kg L-theanine + 2 mg/kg caffeine, a different dose and ratio from FizzyFocus. It did not establish long-term safety or everyday benefits. Review the complete formula with your clinician.
Saffron is one of the plant ingredients selected for the formula.
An eight-week study of affron used 28 mg daily in ages 12–16. Youth and parent mood reports were not equally consistent.
That study did not test FizzyFocus or 15 mg per serving. Keep to the product label rather than adjusting servings to imitate research.
Taryn brought her nutrition background and experience as a mom to a practical question: how can a considered formula fit family life?
Selected vitamins, minerals, plant ingredients, L-theanine and caffeine from natural green tea, mixed into a lightly fizzy drink.
Try the flavors, read the label and discuss suitability. A sample can help you choose a flavor; it cannot establish long-term benefits.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
P-5-P B6, L-methylfolate and methylcobalamin B12.
100 mg L-theanine + 50 mg caffeine from natural green tea per serving.
See the form and amount of each listed active.
Blueberry, cranberry, pomegranate and grape seed.
A considered formula still has to fit real life.
The full formula
Explore the forms and amounts selected for FizzyFocus. Food examples provide ingredient context; the full label shows what is in each serving.
Third-party tested for identity, potency and heavy metals. Certificates of Analysis for every flavor.
Our quality standard
FizzyFocus began with a nutritionist mom’s formula for her own kids. Here’s the care that goes into every pouch.
Produced in a cGMP and FDA-registered facility
Every batch independently evaluated through third-party testing
Screened for heavy metals, impurities, and pathogens
Meet the daily routine
Explore a first or next step in daily cognitive nutrition. Find the full formula, serving guidance and flavor choices on the FizzyFocus product page.