Pro Player Energy Drink

[esaresa]

It's been somwhat amusing to watch Phil Hellmuth pitch Pro Player Endurance Formula energy drink on the late night TV poker shows. I don't consume any energy drinks myself, but I do realize that energy drinks in general are big business. I have tried a few but I don't really care for them.

Out of curiosity I visited Pro Player's website and read the ingredients. Several were listed (Vitamin B6, B12, etc) but no amounts were shown (such as how many mg or what % of the recommended DV) were actually in a can of each ingredient...just that there was "some in there."

I emailed Pro Player and got a prompt reply, but all they could offer in the way of information was to refer me to the website - but also mentioned this information was listed on the can.

I have no interest in buying an entire case of this stuff just to read the back of 1 can. I am doing some research into the ingredients of different energy drinks and have had no luck finding any information on the internet pertaining to a quantative listing of ingredients in Pro Player Endurance Formula.

Do any of you have a can of this stuff around the house, and if so, might I trouble you to take the time to post a list of ingredients and the quantity of each if available? I am also intersted in calories, "other ingredients" etc.

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me!

[Rootabager]

I only drink pokerwater endorsed by brad booth.

It contains the magical goji berry.

[SmileyEH]

I'm pretty sure every energy drink on the planet is exactly the same. Active ingredients: caffeine, random bullshits that don't do anything.

[dave88]

The key ingredient is Taurine

I've read it was originally extracted from bull hearts, but is now synthetic of course.

This link has info on Taurine as well as the quantity's in several popular energy drinks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taurine

The other active ingredients are Caffeine, Sugar, and sometimes Guarana(a stimulant related to caffeine)

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