Vitamin EnergyFocus+ Extra Strength Daily Energy Shot – Berry – 260mg Natural Caffeine, 100% DV B-Vitamins – Focus & Productivity Support – Zero Sugar, Vegan, Kosher – 1.93 fl oz, 12-Pack

I appreciate the small size of these energy shots because they are easy to take anywhere. They definitely up your energy level without giving you jitters, which is a huge plus! It’s also sugar free, which is nice! I would recommend these for an increase in energy when you need a boost.

These offer the same energy boost of the more expensive 5 hour energy and cost a third of what those do! They don't taste wonderful but they aren't terrible either unless you hate grape flavors. I didn't get jittery but I don't have a caffeine sensitivity either. They are sugar free too.

Got this bulk Energy drink due to 5 hour energy drinks being significantly more expensive each. Buying this, puts each one costing around $1.57. Vs 5 hour energy being around 4-5 dollars each, depending on where you are. Having that little extra in hand to buy this in bulk was VERY useful, and I'm still going through them! 48 might not sound like a lot, but honestly, assuming you're not drinking more than 1 a day, that's still going to last you a good 48 days. More, if you only consume them 4-5 days of the week, instead. They've been working for me, as I drink one every morning when I wake up, for the burst of energy to help me get through the first part of the day, and last a bit longer than the 5-hour energies I used to drink. 0 Sugar, so no worries about a sugar crash! They're the same size as the little 5-hour energy drinks. Taste wise, they're a little bland due to the amount of caffeine chuck into such a tiny bottle.If you have the money on hand for this bulk, I would highly Recommend it. It could save you a little money, and you wouldn't have to buy them nearly as often.All in all, recommended!

It probably won’t come as a surprise that the main energy providing ingredient in these energy shots is caffeine, with a whopping 260 mg per serving. To put it in perspective, an 8-ounce cup of coffee has 80-120 mg of caffeine (average of 100 mg). Therefore, each of these tiny bottles has around two and a half times more caffeine than a regular cup of coffee. Some of the other ingredients listed in the supplement facts as B3 (niacin), B6 (pyridoxine), B12 (cyanocobalamin), and CoQ10. These four compounds act as coenzymes in the metabolic pathways that extract energy from the food we eat. Some of the remaining ingredients listed in the supplement facts are the amino acids isoleucine, leucine, and valine, which are 3 of the 9 essential amino acids we humans must obtain from our diets since we cannot synthesize them. These amino acids don’t directly result in energy production, but they certainly don’t hurt.I tried the grape flavor, which smells like the artificially flavored grape candies I used to eat as a kid. The flavor is somewhere between those grape candies and the taste of your typical energy drink, probably due to the similar inclusion of vitamins and amino acids in those. There is no added color, which is nice break since the entire bottle is basically nothing but chemicals. Much like a strong cup of coffee, you get some energy from this shot that will eventually decrease depending on your tolerance to caffeine. For me it was a few hours, but nowhere close to the 7 plus hours advertised. I don’t think anyone who routinely drinks caffeinated drinks will get more than a couple of hours of simulation from one of these. The price per shot is around $2.50, so it is cheaper than buying a cup of coffee but not as cost-effective as brewing your own. Convenience is the real value of this product, since you can store these are room temperature in your desk drawer or gym bag and then consume one quickly in an emergency. I personally would rely on these or consume them daily.I think these energy shots are very convenient and have a place as an emergency stimulant when you don’t have coffee, and I would recommend them under that criterion and with the understanding that they probably won’t give you over 7 hours of energy. They’re basically just non-carbonated energy drinks in a small bottle.

I admit I can be a wimp with caffeine. I'm one who drinks a lot of Diet Coke, but usually just sipping, all day long, through maybe two small bottles. When I need a pick-me-up, I'll guzzle a bottle. When I'm desperate, I'll have a cup of coffee. Sometimes, that cup o' jo will have me bouncing off the walls. So, maybe it should have come as no surprise that these energy shots had me sinning and flying.I tried moderation, limiting myself to half a shot. I tried buffering with food, drinking half a shot on a full stomach. Both helped a bit, but the buffering just delayed onset.I should say that I've had similar experiences with some energy drinks, so it's probably just me. On the other hand, I've had some that didn't bother me -- thus the neutral rating of three stars.I'll add that the flavor is more like medicine that punch, but I don't suppose anyone drinks these for the flavor.You know you, so buy accordingly. Or don't. Again, because you know you.

tried the Vitamin Energy Focus+ Energy Shot during a particularly demanding week filled with long workdays and evening study sessions. The Tropical Berry flavor was refreshing and easy to drink, not overly sweet like some energy shots I've encountered. Within about 15 minutes of consumption, I felt a noticeable surge in energy, accompanied by improved focus and mental clarity. This effect lasted throughout my 7-hour workday without any significant crashes, allowing me to maintain productivity and alertness. I also appreciated that the product is sugar-free and vegan-friendly, aligning with my dietary preferences. Howe hose sensitive to caffeine should be us, as the 260 mg per servina is substantial. Overall. I found