Sun Chaser - The first alcohol-free drink designed to give you a buzz

You've said in your other comment: > L-Theanine, GABA, Cordyceps and 5-HTP. > Together these supplements produce a light and uplifting buzz. They do not. Unbalanced administration of 5-HTP produces adverse results (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc...). Cordyceps is a fungi, little known outside of Chinese traditional "medicine", nobody knows exactly what it does. GABA doesn't even cross the blood brain barrier. L-theanine is a component of tea that may mildly relax you, sometimes. You're a scam artist, Nellie!

THIS PRODUCT TASTES SO BAD! 10/10 DO NOT RECOMMEND IT TASTES LIKE LITERAL STOMACH ACID AFTER YOU PUKE! paid 40$ for a 4 pack and I am NOT impressed. Could not even finish the can to see if it worked because it tasted so badly.

I think someone should check this product for undisclosed incredients. Specifically PEA (phenylethylamine) and kanna/mesembrin. The first one sounds a lot like testimonies of strong initial "buzz" feeling, like "ants", "warmth" etc. Which would quickly fade in an hour right about when ppl get tired (which would make sense seeing the other hardly-psychoactive ingredients that can induce some drowsiness).