CAFFEINE
CONTENT
I
would say approximately 200 mg if I were to guess, but who knows?
EASE
IN ACQUISITION—6
Most
common at smaller grocery chains in Idaho and Utah—so for me, getting this is a
cinch. Everyone else (from what
I’ve been able to tell) must order it online.
APPEARANCE/PRESENTATION—9
I
lauded the packaging of the original strength bottles for the vibrant colors
and for its business-like appearance, with no gimmicks or attention whoring
elements to be found. This extra
strength bottle takes that latter attribute to the next level, which
notwithstanding its less eye-catching black background manages to communicate
to the consumer that it’s reasonably serious about what it does, and while it’s
not (spoiler alert) a supremely potent shot, it still earns the regard it
instills upon inspection.
TASTE—6
Looking
over the bottle as I was about to pour the contents into a shot glass with ice,
I got kind of excited—the corresponding flavor in its original strength was
simply called “Peach/Mango” while this one is called “Great Tasting Peach/Mango” (emphasis added), and while I wasn’t
sure why they would hold out on the flavor until the extra strength shot, I was
excited for it! Turns out, though,
that this wasn’t actually the case—not that this shot tastes particularly bad,
but it has acquired some of the bitterness that comes with the extra strength
territory…I guess you can only add so many energy-promoting ingredients before
that becomes inevitable. But other
than that, it tastes just like the original—just make sure you shake it, so you
don’t get a huge swallow of bitterness at the end. Better to taste a bit throughout.
KICK
(INTENSITY)—8
As
per the instructions on the bottle, I drank this a half-hour before I went to
the gym. I remember feeling the
energizing effect coming more quickly than the original strength shots, but
other than that, I didn’t notice a huge difference in intensity. Shrugging, I got dressed and headed to
the gym.
Then
I freaking tore my workout to bits.
This
is the sort of thing that’s pretty hard to describe. I didn’t feel particularly wired, but I broke my personal
record on Jacob’s Ladder for distance covered, lifted every weight with greater
ease than I had previously, and then after the fact was able to comfortably jog
back to the locker room and head home, where I was able to spend the rest of
the day in a state of high productivity, cleaning the house and getting the
laundry done in a most time-efficient manner.
Like
I said, this isn’t a remarkably intense shot, but in terms of sheer
functionality, it is very nearly unmatched.
KICK
(DURATION)—10
Five
very solid hours passed before the effects gently wore off without a crash.
THE
DRINK OVERALL—8
If
the original strength shots work for you, go ahead and go with those—the less
caffeine it takes to get the job done, the better. But if you find that they fall a bit short, there’s always Zen
Force Extra Strength and it will almost certainly do the job for you.
WEBSITE:
zenforceenergyshot.com
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Zen Force Extra Strength Energy Shot review
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