Cadens is designed for the moment your workday ends. It supports a more defined boundary between performance and personal time, helping you leave work behind rather than carrying it forward.

Take Cadens when your workday finishes, whenever that happens. It is not tied to a specific time of day, but to the moment you stop working.

No. Cadens is not a night-time product. It is designed to be taken at the point you finish work,whether that is late afternoon, evening, or later.

Add one sachet to 300ml of cold water and mix well. Consume once daily.

The stick pack is intentional. It creates a clear, repeatable moment to pause and mark the end ofthe workday. This format is part of the routine, not just the product.

Yes. Cadens is designed for daily use. Consistency helps establish a clear end-of-work routine.

Experiences may vary. Some people notice changes quickly, while for others it builds over timewith consistent use.

Cadens is designed as a system, not just a supplement. It combines formulation with a definedmoment of use to support a more intentional end to the workday.

Yes. Each ingredient is selected for a specific role, with magnesium and vitamin B6 contributing tonormal psychological function and nervous system function.

Yes. Cadens is suitable for both vegetarians and vegans.

No. Cadens contains no added sugar and is sweetened with steviol glycosides from stevia.

Yes. Cadens is manufactured in the United Kingdom.

If you are taking other supplements or medications, it is best to consult a healthcare professionalbefore use.

Cadens is generally well tolerated when taken as directed. If you experience any adverse effects,discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a healthcare professional before use.

Yes. Cadens is third-party tested to ensure quality and consistency.

Store in a cool, dry place and keep out of reach of children.

Do not exceed the recommended daily dose of one sachet.

No. Cadens is not a sleep aid. It is designed to support the transition out of the workday, not toinduce sleep.

No. The key is consistency of use at the point your workday ends, rather than a fixed clock time.