Joule launches innovative caffeine patch through Indiegogo.com

TORONTO – Joule on Wednesday launched the world’s first transdermal caffeine bracelet using FDA-approved patches. Caffeine lovers can now enjoy up to four hours of focus and alertness without suffering from a caffeine crash.

 

“The Joule Team is creating a caffeine consumption experience that highlights the highs of caffeine such as a suppressed appetite, heightened athletic performance and mental acuity, all while eliminating the high cost associated with coffee, the jitters and the crash that many caffeine drinkers experience” stated Adam Paulin, inventor of Joule.

 

Joule’s proprietary patch provides an immediate energy boost the moment it is placed on the skin compared to caffeine through other forms - which can take anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes for the body to absorb - the company stated. Joule is also safe to wear in conjunction with consuming caffeinated drinks to maintain a base level of caffeine in the body (and thereby avoid an uncomfortable spike in energy or a crash).

 

Each Joule patch is equivalent to one cup of coffee and is slowly absorbed by the body for up to four hours of effectiveness. Depending on an individual’s caffeine tolerance, users can wear multiple patches without feeling jittery or suffering from a caffeine crash.

 

The application is sweat proof, 100% hypo-allergenic and contains essential vitamins and natural ingredients as part of a one-size-fits all unisex bracelet featuring an adjustable strap for easy closure and a comfortable fit.

 

Additionally, Joule can be worn during workouts and other sporting activities to provide users with a safe boost in energy. It also gives users the option to consume caffeine without the additional calories that food based sources contains.

 

Joule is available for pre-order at Indiegogo.com. Packages begin at $29 and include a one month supply of patches (30) and one bracelet. Additional packs of 30 patches will be sold for $27 and additional bracelets for $7. 

 

Joule is seeking a preliminary goal of $15,000 and is set to ship to backers in August 2016.