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5-Hour Energy shots What a joke

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I drink Red Bull frequently and it's the only energy drink that works for me. The 5 hour energy drinks are completely a joke.

I don't find that the 5 hour drinks give me any energy, but I do feel they make me more alert. I have only used them if I'm driving late and have found that I don't get as sleepy. So for that purpose I think they help.

^ Neither is cheeseburgers, milkshakes and recent reports say football isn't either lol.

 

I don't do any of those. :D

I always thought Mt Dew was an energy drink.

 

I agree, and I know people that drink like 5 or 6 of those a day, I wouldn't be able to sleep for a week.

I drink way too much caffeine for this garbage to work for me.

There sure are a lot of people hating on 5 hour energy in this thread. I love the things & they work very well for me. But, I don't drink ANY coffee and have cut way, way back on soft drinks / caffeine.

There sure are a lot of people hating on 5 hour energy in this thread. I love the things & they work very well for me. But, I don't drink ANY coffee and have cut way, way back on soft drinks / caffeine.

 

I have not had caffeine in a year and do not have the crashes I use to have.

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