Adaptogen Drinks | The Outgoing Co

Pause. Reset. The best adaptogen drinks make room for a steadier kind of energy, and Outty turns that intention into a simple stir-and-sip ritual while Yapper brings Panax ginseng to a bright Cherry Lime can.

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B4 v2 | Single Flavor

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Outty Social Boost

Outty Social Boost helps you settle into a steadier, more grounded rhythm. Adaptogens are the real Outty category, not a garnish. The stick powder pairs Rhodiola Rosea root extract standardized to 3% rosavins and 1% salidroside with L-theanine in a caffeine-free formula, mixed about 30 minutes before the occasions you care about.

Rhodiola Rosea root extract at the center of the formula
L-theanine for smooth company
Zero caffeine, any-hour friendly
15 stick packs, from $59.99

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Yapper Social Energy Drink

Yapper Social Energy Drink helps you settle into a steadier, more grounded rhythm. Panax ginseng, one of the best known adaptogens, in a carbonated Cherry Lime can alongside Lion's Mane, L-theanine, and 100mg of natural caffeine. The fizzy way into the category.

Panax ginseng, a classic adaptogen
Lion's Mane and L-theanine round it out
Natural caffeine, 90 calories
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Made for the moment

B4 v2 Packets

B4 v2 Packets helps you settle into a steadier, more grounded rhythm. Six active ingredients in a pre-measured packet, built for the social occasions where adaptogen drinkers tend to want backup.

Six active ingredients
Single serving packets, zero prep
Designed around social performance
20 packets per box

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Best adaptogen drinks by use case

New to adaptogens

Start with Outty. One stick in water, about 30 minutes ahead, and you experience the category the way it was meant to work.

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Want fizz with it

Yapper delivers ginseng in a carbonated can, so switching from soda or energy drinks feels like no switch at all.

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Easing off alcohol

Many people arrive at adaptogen drinks looking for a glass to hold that is not a beer. Outty mixed in sparkling water does the job.

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Big nights, no bar tab

B4 packets travel to dinners and parties where cracking a can is not an option.

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Adaptogen Drinks comparison

Adaptogen question	The short answer
What counts as an adaptogen?	Botanicals, like Panax ginseng, traditionally used to help the body adapt to everyday stress
Are adaptogens stimulants?	No. Yapper contains 100mg of natural caffeine, while Outty is caffeine-free; neither Rhodiola Rosea nor Panax ginseng is caffeine
How fast do they work?	They are subtle. Most people use them consistently rather than expecting an instant hit
Which adaptogens are in this collection?	Panax ginseng in Yapper and Rhodiola Rosea root extract in Outty
Do adaptogen drinks contain alcohol?	Ours contain none, which is why many people use them as a social alcohol alternative
Can I drink them daily?	They are formulated for regular use; check the label and ask your healthcare provider if unsure

An adaptogen ritual should fit the life you already have. Choose caffeine-free Outty when you want a mixable pause before dinner or an evening out; choose Yapper when you want Panax ginseng with brighter energy and ready-to-drink ease. Consistency matters more than chasing an instant sensation. Begin with one serving, check caffeine alongside coffee and tea, and give yourself time to notice what feels steady.

Adaptogen Drinks FAQ

What are adaptogen drinks?

They are beverages formulated with adaptogens, botanicals like Panax ginseng that are traditionally used to help the body adapt to everyday stress. Ours come as a canned drink and a mixable stick powder. Caffeine-free Outty offers a mixable ritual, while Yapper puts Panax ginseng into a ready-to-drink Cherry Lime can with natural caffeine.

What adaptogens do The Outgoing Co drinks use?

Yapper contains Panax ginseng, while Outty contains Rhodiola Rosea root extract standardized to 3% rosavins and 1% salidroside alongside L-theanine. Both list their ingredients openly. That gives you a quieter Outty option and a brighter Yapper option, both built around a clear social occasion.

Do adaptogen drinks give you a buzz?

Adaptogens themselves are not intoxicating and there is no alcohol in these drinks. Yapper contains natural caffeine for its energetic lane, while Outty is completely caffeine-free. Think of the category as steady botanical support, with any immediate energy coming from caffeine rather than the adaptogens themselves.

Are adaptogen drinks an alcohol alternative?

Many people use them that way. They give you a deliberate, adult tasting drink for social settings without alcohol, which is a big part of why the category has grown. The deliberate glass and zero-alcohol format can preserve the social ritual without trying to imitate beer or wine.

When is the best time to drink one?

Outty is designed to be mixed about 30 minutes before an occasion. Yapper works whenever you would otherwise reach for an energy drink or a pre social beer. Outty works best with about a 30 minute head start; Yapper is ready whenever a chilled can fits the plan.

Do these drinks treat stress or anxiety?

No. Adaptogens are traditional botanicals, not medicine, and our drinks are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. If you have health concerns, talk to your healthcare provider. They do not treat any condition; choose them as functional beverages and bring health questions to a qualified professional.

How many calories are in them?

Yapper is 90 calories per can. Outty is a stick powder you mix into water, so the drink is as light as you make it. Yapper lists 90 calories per can, while Outty is mixed with water according to the package directions.

Adaptogen Drinks | The Outgoing Co