Botanicals

Every product powered by our botanical actives. Drive and Spark run seven named plants between them, from Andean maca to Mexican damiana, precision dosed into proprietary blends and third-party tested every batch. Read every plant's story on the botanicals page, then shop the formulas here.

Straight answers.

How is this different from the botanicals page?

The botanicals page tells each plant's story: origin, traditional use, and research. This collection is the shopping view, with the products those plants go into on one page.

Which product carries which plants?

Drive pairs maca root, ashwagandha, and epimedium with tongkat ali and ginkgo leaf. Spark pairs the same three with fenugreek and damiana.

Are the plant doses disclosed?

Each label states the blend total, 200mg per gummy in Drive and 250mg in Spark, and names every plant. The ratios between them stay proprietary, and third-party testing confirms potency.

Where are the plants from?

Maca from the Peruvian Andes, ashwagandha from India, epimedium from China, tongkat ali from Southeast Asia, fenugreek from the Mediterranean and South Asia, damiana from Mexico and Central America, and ginkgo from one of the oldest tree species alive.

What does traditional use mean here?

A long documented history of use for a purpose, such as maca as an Andean vitality food. We present those uses as history, and we describe what each formula is designed to support in structure and function terms.

What are the gummies made of?

Drive and Spark use a soft pectin base with no gelatin and no synthetic dyes, colored with red beet, butterfly pea flower, and blue spirulina.

How are botanicals tested?

Every batch goes to an independent lab and is checked for identity, so the right species is in the jar, plus potency and contaminants.

Is there another botanical in the line?

Yes. Chicory root inulin, the prebiotic fiber in Biotic Gut Gummies, is the eighth botanical on the actives page.