The drinks are sold in 8 fl oz cans and typically contain about 50 calories per can.
Many product listings indicate no added sugar and no artificial colors, but claims can vary by flavor and variant—check the specific product label for confirmation.
Most variants list roughly 50% juice and note that each 8 fl oz can provides one combined serving of fruit and vegetables; check the product label for exact details.
Product details commonly list non-GMO and gluten-free. Some variants also state they do not contain any of the nine major allergens—verify the packaging for the specific product you’re buying.
Common pack sizes shown are 6-pack, 12-pack, and 24-pack of 8 fl oz cans.
The caffeine is described as coming from black and green tea.
Product descriptions highlight B vitamins, often noting the drink is an excellent source of or rich in B vitamins—check the nutrition label for exact amounts.
Reviewers commonly report pleasant, fruity flavors and a noticeable energy boost with increased alertness and relatively few jitters.
The beverages are packaged in aluminum cans.
The product details list about 12 grams of carbohydrates per 8 fl oz can.