Caffeine free energy · Destiny Berry

Everything you loved about caffeine. None of the drama.

Astradust runs on paraxanthine, the compound your body makes from caffeine, without the caffeine itself. It clears faster than caffeine, so your afternoon doesn’t have to cost you your night.

  • 222 mg paraxanthine
  • 0 mg caffeine
  • 20 servings per pouch
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    Steady energy that knows when to leave, so tonight stays yours. If we're not your type, no hard feelings. Your first order has a 30 day money back guarantee. Just ask and we'll refund you.

    Energy for the body, peace for the spirit. Peaceful energy, finally ✨

    Read our story

    A breakup story

    Sorry, caffeine. I'm seeing someone new.

    Caffeine was the clingy ex. It overstayed, kept you up and ran hot and cold. Astradust shows up steady, then knows when to leave. Welcome to the healthy relationship era 😏

    Caffeine vs. Astradust, a breakup story. Caffeine is clingy, keeps you up and runs hot and cold. Astradust knows when to leave and shows up steady.

    Why upgrade

    You loved caffeine. It never loved you back.

    Caffeine has powered mornings for centuries, and it still works. But it comes with baggage most of us have just learned to live with.

    01

    The jitters

    Shaky hands, a racing mind, that wired feeling right when you need to focus.

    02

    The crash

    A big lift, then a hard drop a few hours later. People who drink the most caffeine report crash symptoms most often.5

    03

    Needing more

    One cup becomes two. Skip it and the headache shows up. Caffeine withdrawal is a recognized condition.6

    04

    The 2 a.m. ceiling stare

    Caffeine lingers. A large dose within hours of bed can delay sleep and shorten it.1

    Why paraxanthine

    Caffeine vs. paraxanthine

    When you drink coffee, your liver turns most of the caffeine into paraxanthine. Astradust gives you the paraxanthine directly.

    MeasureCaffeineParaxanthine
    Half lifeAbout 4.1 hoursAbout 3.1 hours. Clears faster.2
    Evening sleepLinked to poorer sleep quality in an evening exercise studyMore favorable sleep results in the same study3
    Focus after exerciseSmaller improvementGreater improvement in cognitive function after a 10 km run4
    Jitters and anxietyMore jittery and anxious at higher dosesMay feel less jittery than caffeine7
    Stimulant side effectsCommon at higher dosesNo increase in side effect ratings in a human trial4

    What to expect

    From your first sip to lights out.

    One stick in 16 oz of water. Then you get on with your day.

    A glass of Astradust next to a notebook and stick pack
    1. About 10 minutes

      Alertness kicks in

      A clean lift you can feel, without a cup of coffee.

    2. Afternoon

      Through the slump

      Steady energy for the part of the day when most people reach for a second cup.

    3. Evening

      Still in the tank

      For the game, the gym, or the kids’ practice. The good part of the day deserves energy too.

    4. Bedtime

      Clears faster

      Paraxanthine has a shorter half life than caffeine, so less is left in your system when the day is done.2

    What’s in every stick

    What’s doing the work.

    Paraxanthine molecule diagram

    222 mg

    Paraxanthine

    The energy source. The compound your body makes from caffeine, delivered directly.

    L-theanine molecule diagram

    222 mg

    L-theanine

    An amino acid found in tea, included to keep the lift smooth rather than spiky.

    Water droplet over rippling water

    222 mg and 111 mg

    Sodium and potassium

    Electrolytes in every stick, so your energy drink isn’t working against your water bottle.

    Back of the Astradust pouch

    B3, B6 and B12

    B vitamins

    22.2 mg niacinamide, 2.22 mg vitamin B6 as pyridoxal 5′-phosphate and 3.33 mcg vitamin B12 as methylcobalamin. B vitamins help your body turn food into energy.

    Not in it: caffeine · sugar

    No hard feelings.

    Your first order is covered by a 30 day money back guarantee. If we're not your type, just ask and we'll refund you. Subscriptions ship free, and you can pause or cancel anytime.

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    Questions, answered.

    Is Astradust really caffeine free?

    Yes. Astradust contains 0 mg of caffeine. Its energy comes from 222 mg of paraxanthine per serving.

    What is paraxanthine?

    It’s the main compound your liver makes when it breaks down caffeine. Astradust gives it to you directly, so you skip the caffeine itself.

    Can I drink it in the afternoon or evening?

    That’s what many people buy it for. Paraxanthine has a shorter half life than caffeine, about 3.1 hours versus 4.1.

    How do I take it?

    Mix 1 stick pack with 16 oz of water. Do not consume with caffeine, and have no more than 1 serving in a 24 hour period. Each pouch holds 20 servings.

    How do subscriptions work?

    Subscribe monthly for $33.33 a pouch, or buy once for $37.77. Every subscription ships free, and you can pause or cancel anytime.

    What if we're not my type?

    No hard feelings. Your first order is covered by our 30 day money back guarantee. Just ask and we'll refund you.

    What does daily-ish mean?

    Consistent enough to grow, human enough to rest. Drink it most days if you like, skip a day when you want, and pick it back up whenever. No streaks to keep, no guilt.

    References

    1. Caffeine dose and timing effects on sleep. PMC11985402
    2. Lelo A et al. Comparative pharmacokinetics of caffeine and its primary demethylated metabolites. Br J Clin Pharmacol, 1986. doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2125.1986.tb05246.x
    3. Caffeine and paraxanthine on rowing performance and sleep quality. J Int Soc Sports Nutr, 2026. 14 male athletes, self-reported sleep. PubMed 41918248
    4. Yoo C et al. Paraxanthine provides greater improvement in cognitive function than caffeine after performing a 10-km run. J Int Soc Sports Nutr, 2024. 12 runners. PMC11089923
    5. Caffeine intake and reported crash symptoms, 2026. PMC13135305
    6. Caffeine withdrawal. StatPearls. NBK430790
    7. Okuro M et al. Effects of paraxanthine and caffeine on sleep, locomotor activity, and body temperature in mice. Sleep, 2010. PMC2894435