Energy Drink
New blend. New strength. New energy.
Unlimited Mix & Match
Mix our powder with your favorite liquid.
Be in Control
Easy to control the dose and flavor.
Low in Sugar & Calories
No added sugar and low calories.
More Eco Friendly
Can be mixed in reusable bottles.
A powder full of science
Unveiling the science behind our energy-reviving elixir: explore the intricate formulas That power every sip. Learn more about our research-driven approach here.
Sustainability at the heart of our energy powder.
We're committed to making a difference in the world by minimizing our own waste and conserving water resources.
Fueling success: Our cause, your energy.
Embark on a journey with us, where every step is guided by you, the people. Together, we navigate the path to success, fueled by collaboration, innovation, and a relentless commitment to your satisfaction.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
An energy drink is a beverage typically containing caffeine, vitamins, and other ingredients designed to provide a quick energy boost and combat fatigue. It's often consumed to increase alertness and stamina.
Energy drinks typically contain ingredients such as caffeine, taurine, B-vitamins, and sugar (or artificial sweeteners). Some also include herbal extracts, amino acids, and additional stimulants, depending on the brand and product.
The amount of sugar in an energy drink can vary widely, but it's not uncommon for a standard 500 ml energy drink to contain around 30 to 40 grams of sugar, equivalent to approximately 7 to 10 teaspoons. However, some energy drinks offer sugar-free or low-sugar options.
Possible effects of using energy drinks can include increased alertness, improved concentration, and a temporary boost in energy. However, excessive consumption or sensitivity to the ingredients may lead to side effects like increased heart rate, jitteriness, and difficulty sleeping.
You can find detailed information about the ingredients in your energy drink on the product's label or packaging. Additionally, many energy drink manufacturers provide ingredient lists and nutritional information on their official websites or through customer support channels.