Koi Daytime Boost Gummies
Koi Daytime Boost Gummies
Daytime Boost is Koi's functional-energy gummy, and it is the most unusual product in the range because most of the formula is not cannabis at all. Each Orange Hibiscus gummy carries 50mg of NMN, plus CBG, vitamin B12 and organic coffee berry extract. There is no THC and no sedating cannabinoid in it.
It sits in the longevity-supplement category more than the hemp category. NMN is a nicotinamide riboside relative sold on the premise of supporting NAD+ levels; CBG is the non-intoxicating cannabinoid people reach for when they want clarity rather than calm; coffee berry supplies a small natural dose of caffeine.
Quick Verdict: Who Is This For
Buy this if you already take, or have been curious about, an NMN supplement and would rather get it in a gummy alongside CBG than as another capsule. At $13.99 for a 10 count it is also the cheapest way to try anything in Koi's range.
Skip it if you want a strong stimulant. Coffee berry extract is a gentle caffeine source, not an energy drink, and if what you actually want is to be awake, coffee is cheaper and works better. Skip it too if you were looking for CBD — this product does not contain any.
Product Details
| Format | Gummy, Orange Hibiscus |
| NMN | 50mg per gummy |
| Other actives | CBG, vitamin B12, organic coffee berry extract |
| THC | None |
| CBD | None — this is a CBG product |
| Sizes | 10 count $13.99, 20 count $24.99, 60 count $59.99 |
| Availability | All three sizes in stock at the time of writing |
| Best for | Morning routine, focus, people already taking NMN |
What This Does Well
A real NMN dose in a gummy
50mg is a genuine, if conservative, NMN serving — many gummy supplements put in a token amount and lead with the ingredient name. Whether NMN does what its marketing says is a separate argument, but the dose here is not decorative.
CBG instead of CBD
CBG is the sensible cannabinoid for a daytime product. It is non-intoxicating and users consistently describe it as clear rather than heavy, which is the opposite of what a CBD-and-melatonin night gummy is for.
Cheap entry point
A 10 count at $13.99 is the lowest-cost way into anything Koi makes. If you have never bought from them, this is a low-stakes first order.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 50mg NMN is a real dose, not a label garnish
- CBG and B12 are a coherent daytime pairing
- No THC, so no intoxication and no drug-test exposure from THC
- Gentle natural caffeine rather than a synthetic hit
- 10 count trial size is genuinely cheap
Cons
- Contains no CBD, which surprises people who buy it as a Koi hemp product
- NMN evidence in humans is early and contested
- Coffee berry caffeine is mild — not a coffee replacement
- Koi does not publish the milligram amounts of CBG, B12 or caffeine per gummy
- 60 count is the only size that makes sense for daily use, at a real price
Be clear-eyed about NMN
NMN is one of the most heavily marketed supplements of the past decade, sold on the idea that raising NAD+ levels slows aspects of aging. The biology is real and interesting; the human clinical evidence is early, small and mostly about metabolic markers rather than anything you would feel. Regulatory status has also been unsettled — the FDA has taken the position that NMN is excluded from the dietary supplement definition because it was investigated as a drug, and that dispute is ongoing. None of this makes the gummy a bad product. It does mean you should buy it for the CBG and the routine, and treat any NMN benefit as a maybe rather than the reason.
On drug testing
This product contains no THC and no CBD. There is nothing in it that shows up on a standard employment drug panel. It is the one Koi product you can take without any drug-test consideration at all.
Where to Buy
Sold direct from Koi. Start with the 10 count, which exists precisely so you can find out whether you like the flavor and notice anything before spending $59.99. Free economy shipping applies over $69, so a 60 count alone will not quite reach it.
Koi’s published refund policy gives a full refund on returns started within 90 days of purchase, and 50% back between 91 and 150 days. Shipping is free on orders over $69, and current discount codes are on our Koi coupon page.
FAQ
Does this contain CBD?
No. The cannabinoid in Daytime Boost is CBG. If you want CBD from Koi in a gummy, look at Anytime Balance instead.
Will it make me jittery?
Unlikely. Coffee berry extract supplies a small amount of natural caffeine, well below a cup of coffee. If you are very caffeine sensitive, take it early in the day anyway.
Can I take it with my morning coffee?
Yes, though you are then stacking caffeine sources. Most people take it instead of a second cup rather than alongside the first.
Is NMN safe?
Short-term human studies have not flagged safety problems at doses in this range. Its regulatory status as a supplement in the US is disputed, and long-term data does not exist yet. Talk to your doctor if you are on medication or pregnant.
What is the difference between this and Anytime Balance?
Daytime Boost is CBG, NMN, B12 and caffeine, aimed at focus. Anytime Balance is a CBD gummy aimed at general calm and everyday balance. They are not substitutes for each other.
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