17 Ingredients.
Zero Compromises.

Rebuilds skin elasticity, reduces fine lines, supports joint comfort and faster recovery.

Collagen is the most abundant protein in your body — and after 25, you lose approximately 1% every year. By your 40s that loss is visible in your skin, felt in your joints, and affecting your recovery. EVRA uses hydrolyzed fish collagen tripeptides — the smallest peptide size available — meaning your body absorbs and uses them significantly faster than standard collagen peptides.

Locks moisture into skin cells, restores plumpness, reduces the appearance of fine lines.

Hyaluronic acid can hold up to 1,000 times its weight in water. As a natural component of skin, it maintains the moisture barrier that keeps skin looking plump and youthful. In the UAE's dry climate, HA support is particularly important — topical creams work on the surface, but oral HA works from within at a cellular level.

Restores the skin barrier, reduces dryness and sensitivity, improves skin texture.

Ceramides make up over 50% of the skin's outer layer and act as the "mortar" holding skin cells together. When ceramide levels drop — which happens naturally with age and accelerates in dry climates — skin becomes dry, rough, and sensitive. Oral ceramides have been shown to restore barrier function from the inside.

Essential co-factor for collagen synthesis. Antioxidant protection against UV and pollution damage.

Collagen cannot be synthesised without Vitamin C — it is an essential co-factor in the hydroxylation process that stabilises the collagen triple helix. Without adequate Vitamin C, your body cannot build collagen effectively, regardless of how much collagen you consume. EVRA uses natural Acerola Cherry extract rather than synthetic ascorbic acid for superior absorption and additional antioxidant cofactors.

Raises NAD+ levels to support cellular energy production, DNA repair, and metabolic function.

NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is arguably the most important molecule for cellular energy and longevity. It declines by up to 50% between ages 40 and 60. NMN is the most direct and efficient precursor to NAD+ — more so than Niacin or NR. Research by Dr. David Sinclair at Harvard has placed NMN at the forefront of longevity science. At 150mg, EVRA delivers a meaningful clinical dose proven in human trials.

Powers mitochondrial ATP production. Supports heart health, reduces fatigue, and acts as a powerful antioxidant.

CoQ10 is essential for the electron transport chain in every cell's mitochondria — the process that generates ATP, your body's primary energy currency. Natural CoQ10 production peaks in your 20s and declines steadily with age. Statins — among the most widely prescribed drugs globally — deplete CoQ10 significantly.

Stimulates mitochondrial biogenesis — the growth of new mitochondria. Enhances memory and cognitive function.

PQQ is one of the few nutrients proven to stimulate the creation of new mitochondria (mitochondrial biogenesis) — not just support existing ones. More mitochondria means more cellular energy capacity. PQQ also acts as a redox agent, performing thousands of catalytic cycles compared to Vitamin C's single cycle. When combined with CoQ10 and NMN, the three create a powerful mitochondrial support system.

Supports red blood cell production, neurological function, and energy metabolism at a cellular level.

B12 deficiency is far more common than most people realise — particularly in adults over 40 and those who reduce animal protein intake. Symptoms include persistent fatigue, brain fog, poor memory, and low mood — all of which are often attributed to ageing rather than a correctable deficiency. B12 is essential for myelin sheath maintenance (nerve insulation) and is a critical cofactor in energy metabolism.

Supports energy metabolism, neurotransmitter synthesis, and immune function.

B6 is a cofactor in over 100 enzyme reactions in the body — particularly those involved in protein metabolism, neurotransmitter synthesis (including serotonin and dopamine), and gluconeogenesis (energy from non-carbohydrate sources). It works in concert with B12 to support homocysteine metabolism, reducing cardiovascular risk.

Promotes calm alertness without drowsiness. Reduces anxiety and enhances focus — especially under stress.

L-Theanine is an amino acid found almost exclusively in green tea. It crosses the blood-brain barrier and modulates alpha brain wave activity — the state associated with relaxed focus, creativity, and calm alertness. It reduces the excitatory effects of caffeine (which is why it's not included in EVRA) while promoting sustained attention and working memory. It is one of the most well-studied natural cognitive enhancers.

Supports dopamine and norepinephrine production. Enhances cognitive performance under stress and fatigue.

L-Tyrosine is the direct precursor to dopamine — the neurotransmitter responsible for motivation, drive, pleasure, and focus. Under stress, sleep deprivation, or fatigue, dopamine and norepinephrine deplete rapidly. L-Tyrosine replenishes the substrate your brain needs to synthesise these neurotransmitters, maintaining cognitive performance when it would otherwise decline.

Improves sleep quality, supports collagen synthesis, and acts as an inhibitory neurotransmitter for calm and relaxation.

Glycine is the most abundant amino acid in collagen and plays a dual role in EVRA — it supports collagen synthesis alongside the tripeptide collagen, and acts as an inhibitory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system. It lowers core body temperature slightly before sleep, improving sleep onset, depth, and next-day cognitive performance. At 100mg it is the highest-dosed ingredient in the mood system.

Powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant. Supports mood regulation and reduces oxidative stress linked to anxiety and depression.

Pomegranate peel contains significantly higher concentrations of polyphenols than the fruit — up to 3x more. The key compounds, punicalagins and ellagitannins, are converted in the gut to urolithins — metabolites with powerful anti-inflammatory effects. Chronic inflammation is increasingly linked to depression and anxiety, and pomegranate polyphenols have been shown to modulate the inflammatory pathways involved.

Supports over 300 enzymatic reactions. Improves sleep, reduces muscle tension, regulates blood pressure and heart rhythm.

Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body and a cofactor in over 300 enzymatic reactions — including ATP production, DNA synthesis, and protein formation. Studies estimate that up to 68% of adults are magnesium deficient, with symptoms including muscle cramps, poor sleep, anxiety, and fatigue — all commonly attributed to stress or ageing. The UAE's hot climate accelerates magnesium loss through sweat.

Regulates fluid balance, supports nerve function and muscle contraction, helps maintain healthy blood pressure.

Potassium is the primary intracellular electrolyte — essential for the sodium-potassium pump that powers every cell membrane in the body. It works in direct opposition to sodium to regulate blood pressure, fluid distribution, and electrical impulses across nerve and muscle cells. Most adults are chronically low in potassium due to low vegetable intake and high sodium consumption.

Drives cellular hydration, enhances electrolyte absorption, and maintains plasma volume during physical activity and heat exposure.

Sodium is not the villain it's made out to be — in the right amount, it is essential for cellular hydration. It drives the sodium-glucose cotransporter (SGLT1) that pulls water into cells. In EVRA's electrolyte matrix, sodium at 75mg works synergistically with potassium and magnesium to create optimal osmolality — the same principle used in clinical oral rehydration solutions — particularly important in the UAE's climate.

Regulates cellular hydration, reduces muscle fatigue, supports heart and liver function, and powerful mitochondrial antioxidant.

Taurine is the most abundant amino acid in the heart, brain, retina, and skeletal muscle — and one of the most abundant in the body overall. It functions as an osmolyte (regulating fluid balance inside cells), an antioxidant (protecting mitochondria from oxidative damage), and a neuromodulator (calming excitatory activity in the brain). A landmark 2023 study in Science found taurine deficiency to be a driver of ageing across multiple species.