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Energy: Ingredient shortlist

A practical shopping view of everyday energy categories, organized for label-first comparisons.

Energy

Start here: pick one ingredient, then compare 2–4 products side by side before you buy.

If you only do one thing, keep your compare list small. Two near-identical listings can look different once you line up serving size and capsule count.

  • Format first: choose capsule, powder, gummy, or liquid.
  • Serving math: use servings per container to estimate how long it lasts.
  • Keep labels readable: single-ingredient listings are easiest to compare at the start.

Ingredient shortlist

Start with these ingredients, then compare products in the catalog.

Electrolytes

Typically powders or liquids; compare serving definition, sweeteners, and servings per container.

B-Complex

Often capsules or gummies; compare serving size, extras, and container value.

Vitamin B12

Available across formats; comparisons usually hinge on format preference and serving definition.

Green Tea Extract

Usually capsule-based; compare serving size and whether caffeine content is listed.

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