Eat the Capsule.
Touch the Sky.

FLYCAP contains a proprietary lighter-than-air nano-gas compound that temporarily reduces your body's effective density. In clinical trials, 94% of participants achieved sustained lift-off. The remaining 6% ate the capsule with a heavy meal and only managed a strong hop. Take it on a relatively empty stomach for best results.

No. The nano-gas compound metabolizes gradually, so you descend slowly over the final 60 seconds of your flight — like a leaf, not a rock. Every pack also includes a shock-absorbent landing mat for peace of mind. In 47,000+ flights, we've had zero crash landings.

Common: mild nausea during the first 30 seconds of lift-off, slight ringing in the ears at peak altitude, and a temporary craving for birdseed (we're looking into that one). Rare: post-flight hiccups lasting up to 20 minutes. If you experience prolonged floating after the flight period ends, lie down and drink warm water — you'll settle.

Technically yes, but we strongly advise against it. Ceiling fans, light fixtures, and doorframes are the enemies of spontaneous indoor flight. Cloud Drift is the safest variant for indoor use if you must, but please clear a 10-foot radius first and tell everyone in the building.

FLYCAP is approved for ages 16 and up. Minors require parental supervision and a signed waiver. We do not recommend FLYCAP for anyone over 260 lbs — the compound has a weight threshold, and above that you'll just feel very bouncy without achieving actual lift. Still fun, but not what you paid for.

Start with Cloud Drift — it only lifts you 3–8 feet, which is about the height of a tall person standing on another tall person's shoulders. Many of our customers started terrified and worked their way up to Rocket Boost within a month. Flying is more natural than you think — your brain just needs convincing.

The red blend contains a micro-dose of capsaicin-derived flight catalyst — extracted from ghost peppers, not synthetic. It's not spicy when swallowed; the capsule coating neutralizes the heat. The red compound activates motor neurons for flight control, giving you precision steering. Think of it as the power steering fluid of the sky.