After Party: Recovery Supplements and Ear Plugs

Most people arrive here with one night in mind, not a supplement routine. So here's the shelf sorted by what you'd actually reach for, with the numbers off the labels rather than a sales pitch. If you want to see how it fits with the rest of the Zamnesia smartshop, the party supplies and mineral aisles sit next door.

What Goes In The Bag Before You Leave The House

Recoup-E by Happy Caps is 300mg of dihydromyricetin (DHM) from the Japanese raisin tree per capsule, and its label says 1 to 2 capsules with a glass of water before or after drinking alcohol. Booze Recovery by Revive is the sachet version: one sachet stirred into 250 ml of water, used after an evening of drinking alcohol, before going to sleep. Watch out for the shelf life once it's mixed, because that one says consume within 1 day of preparation, so there's no making it up in advance and leaving it by the bed. Ear plugs go in the same pocket and need no water at all.

Sachet, Capsule, Kit Or Mug: Picking A Format

Recover-E by Happy Caps comes as a 4-capsule packet with choline, calcium, magnesium, dandelion root, Betula pendula, L-ornithine and vitamins. If you'd rather keep it to one named active, the singles are L-Tryptophan with B6 (1000mg per two capsules, label says roughly 30 minutes before sleep), 5-HTP (75mg from Griffonia seed extract, with B6) and L-Tyrosine (1500mg per two capsules, with biotin). MoodMaster by Mindscopic bundles ashwagandha, Griffonia, L-tryptophan, valerian root, B and D vitamins, piperine and magnesium in one capsule instead. Herbal Detox Tea is the loose option, fourteen herbs led by liquorice with cinnamon, ginger and juniper berries in there, and it smells sweet and faintly woody the second the water hits it. Its own label says avoid excessive use if you have high blood pressure. Natural Detox is the measured version of the same ingredient idea in capsule form: 525mg milk thistle extract with turmeric and BioPerine. Across all of these the label wording is the same, so read it once and you've read them all: food supplements are not a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle, don't exceed the stated dose, keep them out of reach of children, and skip them if you're pregnant, breastfeeding or under 18. On medication, speak to your doctor first. We add no dosing guidance of our own beyond what each label states.

Trip Stopper And Trip Stopper 3000 Are Two Separate Boxes

People search "zamnesia trip stopper" and land on two different products, so here's the split. Trip Stopper is a two-step kit: 2 Dextro tablets dissolved in your mouth, then 4 Valeriaan capsules with a glass of water, then something to eat about 10 minutes later. The order is the whole point of the kit, tablets first and capsules second, and it stores in a cool, dry, dark place out of reach of children. Trip Stopper 3000 is the capsule-only item, valerian extract with maltodextrin, at 400mg valerian extract plus 400mg maltodextrin per dose, and it has its own capsule count and its own instructions on the pack. Don't treat the two as interchangeable.

Four Ear Plugs, And What The Decibel Numbers Mean

The Zamnesia ear plugs come in four types and they're the one thing here with no capsule, no water and no label dose. Dream, Zen and Travel are all SNR26; Music/Party is SNR20, which cuts sharp sounds like cymbals and high vocals by around 24 dB while bass-heavy rumble drops by around 16 dB. In practice that means the Music pair keeps the shape of the track rather than muffling it flat, which the Dream pair will happily do because that's its job in a hostel bunk. They feel slightly waxy between your fingers and warm up to your ear canal after a minute. Buying one thing off this page for a festival weekend? Take the Music/Party plugs and put the Dream pair in the tent for the morning after, then browse the rest of the smartshop range for the supplement side.