C4 Energy Drinks

There are "energy drinks" then there are C4 Energy Drinks.

You can trust me, you will not have had an energy drink like C4 Energy Drink before.

If your idea of an energy drink is something that has a weird, chemically, slightly disgusting sets your teeth on edge taste and bright "makes you question what you are putting in your body" colours, then I have a pretty good idea that I could name at least one of several energy drinks you will have sampled in the past.

But those "energy drinks" are the past. Because the future of real, honest to goodness (with myself adding emphasis to the word goodness) energy drinks is C4 Energy Drinks.

There's no colouring, artificial or otherwise. It's clear! Wow! How neat is that? There are no unpleasant artificial or the weaselly faux "nature identical" flavourings.

Only natural flavourings in this bad boy! Nope, the term bad boy cannot be used in relation to C4 Energy Drinks. Because in my opinion, C4 is a good boy, through-and-through.

What else is in it? There's also water, a moderate amount of carbonation, a bit of malic and citric acid, a touch of L-Arginine (sounds exciting, but it's merely a valuable amino acid that helps the body build protein) a bit of taurine (also an useful amino acid, which is vital in several of the body's metabolic processes, plus known as an antioxidant) some Betaine (another nifty and important amino acid) and some no sugar sweeteners, being sucralose and Steviol.

Factor in the Niacin and Vitamin B12 and a smidgen of caffeine and you'll know that C4 Energy Drinks are the real deal.

Each can contains 500ml of drink, so they'll quench your thirst, too. 

What do they taste like? Cosmic Rainbow tastes to me like a nice summer's afternoon, maybe add a chunk or two of ice? Orange Slice tastes of freshly sliced oranges (duh!) and Twisted Limeade tastes, well, like a rather nice limeade drink with a twist.

I have been feeling under the weather of late (long COVID, nasty and very, very boring!) and I have to say that C4 Energy Drinks have been a really nice pick-me-up. My degree is in writing and journalism, not medicine so I have no scientific basis for saying this but I can only go by my feelings and I know they made me feel better.

They are available via Holland and Barrett either in branch or online 12 cans cost  £26.99. You can also order them via Amazon at £20.00 for 12. They are also available through other retailers.

Flavours available include Cosmic Rainbow, Orange Slice, Twisted Limeade and Frozen Bombsicle.

You'll be able to learn more at https://cellucor.com/pages/c4-energy