All day I’ve felt barely awake… so an “energy shot” was probably in order to feel awake enough to make it through the evening.
Allday Energy (their spelling) relies on L-Carnitine, L-Arginine, and D-Ribose — three things I’ve never heard of — to pump you up. Presumably lots of caffeine, too.
Naturally, that comes at a price. While the company claims it is delicious, Allday Energy is really quite awful, like cough syrup mixed with Kool-Aid… a difficult combination to stomach. I got it down eventually and, I’m happy to report, I finally woke up… but that might also have been thanks to the three pieces of pizza I sucked down. (And yet, I can still taste the Allday Energy, several hours later.)
Based on this limited testing, I can’t tell you if Allday Energy is any better at waking you up than other energy shots… but I can assure you it is one of the less delicious shots out there.
B- / $2.99 per 2 oz. shot / alldayenergy.net
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i can attest to your observations…
i have on many occasions resorted to these sorts of things and tho i gree that this is no yummy- i like the fact that is small, so you oly have to drink a little (instead of a whole sugary can of nasty- you get a small burst or artificially sugary nasty…)
i wishthey would just make an “Un-flavored” version i could deal with the bitter WAaAaAAYyYY easier! Also for future experience some lemon help kill the aftertaste..
Just take a caffeine pill – it’s the only ingredient in there that actually does anything. And it won’t leave a bad taste in your mouth for hours.
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The box/bottle is designed to look like 5 hour energy which works very well and doesnt have that much caffeine in it