Sugar-Free Pre-Workout Energy Drink With Caffeine & B Vitamins Launched
Oct 12, 2026
Strike Force Energy has announced an updated range of liquid energy drink mixes available in portable single-serve packets and pump bottles, formulated with caffeine, taurine, potassium, and B vitamins and containing no sugar or calories.
Free Soil, United States, October 12, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Strike Force Energy has announced an expanded range of liquid energy drink mixes available in single-serve concentrate packets and 750ml pump bottles, offering active consumers a portable format as an alternative to canned energy drinks. Each serving is designed to be mixed with water or another beverage, providing a convenient way to incorporate a caffeinated energy drink into a pre-workout routine or other active parts of the day.
More information is available at https://www.strikeforceenergy.com/discount/SFEKAMP
Caffeine is among the most extensively studied ingredients in sports nutrition. A position stand published in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition found that caffeine supplementation can enhance several aspects of exercise performance, with evidence spanning endurance, strength, power, and high-intensity activity.
Each serving of Strike Force Energy's liquid concentrate contains 160mg of caffeine, along with taurine, potassium, and B vitamins, with no added sugar or calories. The packets can be mixed directly into water or another beverage, making them easy to prepare at the gym, at the office, or while traveling.
Strike Force Energy notes that the compact packet format is suited to a range of daily routines beyond pre-workout use, including commutes, office environments, and travel. The company also produces 750ml pump bottles for consumers who prefer a larger supply on hand for repeated use.
Available flavors in the current energy drink range include black cherry, peach, watermelon, mango, grape, lemon, and orange, all sharing the same liquid concentrate format and 160mg caffeine content per serving.
About Strike Force Energy
Strike Force Energy produces liquid energy drink mixes that can be added to water and other beverages. Made in the USA, the company's products combine caffeine with vitamins and minerals to provide a daily energy boost, without the high levels of sugar associated with alternative energy drinks.
Further details about Strike Force Energy and the full range of flavors available can be found at https://www.strikeforceenergy.com/discount/SFEKAMP
Contact Info:
Name: Andrew Kamp
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Organization: Strike Force Energy
Address: 2618 E Hoague Rd, Free Soil, MI 49411, United States
Website: https://www.strikeforceenergy.com/discount/SFEKAMP
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