A community portal about Energy drinks with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Energy drinks are beverages that are designed to give the consumer a burst of energy by using a combination of methylxanthines, B vitamins...
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A community portal about Energy drinks with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Energy drinks are beverages that are designed to give the consumer a burst of energy by using a combination of methylxanthines, B vitamins, and exotic herbal ingredients. Energy drinks commonly include caffeine, guarana, taurine, various forms of ginseng, maltodextrin, inositol, carnitine, creatine, glucuronolactone and ginkgo biloba. Some contain high levels of sugar, while most brands also offer an artificially sweetened version. Often manufacturers add a very small dose of a powerful stimulant such as carnitine, but the doses of these add-ins are usually so small that any added “boost” is purely psychological. These drinks are typically marketed towards young people, students, people'on the go' and those who play sports.
Hey kids! Whats the best way to get your band noticed across the world? How about an online contest sponsored by a mediocre energy drink with a controversial name that no one you know has ever tried?
Youre in luck. Redux Beverages, the makers of the Cocaine energy drink, have put together such a competition. And its called, appropriately enough, Cocaine Rocks. How'd they come up with that one?
The competition is an online contest where up-and-coming bands can upload their three (3) best... Read Full Story
180 Orange Citrus Blast Energy Drink Price: $1.19 Serving Size: 8.20oz. Servings Per Container: 1.0 Calories: 120 Carbohydrates: 33g Sodium: 25mg Editor Rating: 3.5 of 10 User Rating: 6.14 of 10 with 34 reviews Active Ingredients: The information on the can is sparse, and if not for the "CONTAINS CAFFEINE", nestled awkwardly with the "PLEASE RECYCLE" and the company contact information, I would have never known. This contains the following recommended daily allowance % per serving: Vitamin C... Read Full Story
Well I have finally hit the 200 mark. That's right I have reviewed 200 different Energy Drinks since I made my first post on April 25, 2006. It took me an entire year to get the first 100 Energy Drinks Reviewed , but since then I have picked up the pace and reviewed another 100 in about 6 months. There has not been quite as much controversy during this 100 reviews as there were in the last 100 reviews. However, there were plenty of interesting energy drinks. There was no Cocaine Energy Drink... Read Full Story
24:7 Energy is one of the many available energy drinks on the markets and one of the many flavors is Cherry Berry. You can find 24:7 exclusively at Walgreens for about 3/5$, which is a little steeper price than it’s worth. Either way, no matter how high the price, I feel an obligation to society to try any product I cross paths with. Now that I’ve ranted about prices and societal obligations, let’s get to the actual drink. 24:7 Cherry Berry comes in a can similar to the other varieties; the... Read Full Story
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Cost: $2.99 Cost Per Ounce: $1.50 Active Ingredients: Caffeine (only 6mg's), B-Vitamins, Taste Rating: 8.8 Kick Rating: 8.0 Final Judgment Rating: 8.4 Energy Drink Ratings Explained 5 Hour Energy Drink - Decaf: Well I have reviewed several of the 5 Hour Energy Drinks to date including, the original - both lemon and lime, as well as Extra Strength 5-Hour Energy . To date, this product lineup is one of my all time favorites out of any of the 300 + Energy Drinks that I have reviewed so far as... Read Full Story
Cost: $2.49 Cost Per Ounce: $1.25 Active Ingredients: Caffeine, B-Vitamins, Taurine..... Taste Rating: 8.9 Kick Rating: 9.5 Final Judgment Rating: 9.5 (kick is worth it!) Energy Drink Ratings Explained 5 Hour Orange Energy Drink Review: So the last 5 Hour Energy Drink I reviewed was the new extra strength version. Now I have been a strong advocate of 5 Hour Energy for quite some time now (it is actually one of the few Energy Drinks that I will purchase on my own) which is why I can't believe... Read Full Story
Containing only as much caffeine as a half cup of decaffeinated coffee, Decaf 5-Hour Energy is designed for people who avoid caffeine, but still need an extra boost to help them function during the day. As for the big question - can it possibly work - the answer seems to be yes! Well, sorta. While it has no buzz or kick, there was a sustained enough amount of energy to finish making through the workday without grabbing that second cup of coffee. While not a resounding success, I was... Read Full Story
Decaf 5-Hour Energy Price: $1.65 Serving Size: 2.00oz. Servings Per Container: 1.0 Calories: 4 Carbohydrates: 0g Sodium: 10mg Editor Rating: 4 of 10 User Rating: 4.92 of 10 with 13 reviews Active Ingredients: Like most things that are decaf, 5-hour energy is not completely decaffeinated, but if you're not sensitive to caffeine, it might as well be. This 2oz. energy shot contains 6mg of caffeine. The other energy comes from the following active ingredients (mg/% USRDA): Vitamin B6 40mg/2000... Read Full Story
The Acai Berry is small in size and round in shape and is bluish-black in color and looks just like a blueberry or grape though it is smaller in size and a lot darker in its color than the grape or even blueberry. Inside, there is a largish seed that is surrounded by pulp and this berry grows mostly in the Amazonian rainforests and is found growing on large sized palm trees. These berries also grow in a bunch - very much like bananas and furthermore, a single tree can grow three to eight... Read Full Story
