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Is Dubby Worth The Price

Advertised for Gamers, Streamers, and great for adults looking for a boost!

By Jason MortonPublished 5 months ago 3 min read
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Fans of energy drinks, quick caffeine, or healthy options, have probably noticed Dubby Energy drinks being promoted through popular platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. But, is it going to be the next big thing or is it going to be more of the same? I'm going to try to answer that question for all the gamers, streamers, and anybody that wants an energy boost thoughout the day.

Let's start with the cost.

Dubby sells for 39.99 a tub. So, what does that break down to per serving. With 30 servings in each, that's going to be a breakdown of $1.30 per energy drink. With energy drinks, particularly the more popular ones like Monster and Redbull averaging between 2.50 and 4.00 dollars, someone getting the Dubby tub can get far more for their money than waiting to pick them up along the way. Those convenience store and supermarket prices are out of control, right?

What about the flavor?

So far, I've tried the Shadow Monarch Surge which is a blue razzbery/grape flavor that honestly, was really smooth, very tasty, and enjoyable. The Tiger's blood is another one I've tried and BAM!!! It is an awesome tasting drink that I had mixed with some ice and just the one, surprisingly small, scooper full of mix.

The mix in a shaker mixes thoroughly with a few shakes, and the coloring is slightly translucent, telling you that its a cleaner, less filled with dyes, option for energy drinks. With all the buzz about this dye and that dye being shown to possibly be connected with different cancers, that's getting more and more important to people.

What kind of flavor options does Dubby offer?

There is sure to be something that appeals to just about anybody, but here is a rundown of what they're offering so far.

Sour Gummy Bear

Cherry Limer

Retro Rainbow Sherbet

Japanese Yuzu (A citrus blend)

Frieren (Honeydew and white grape)

Bleedin Orange Chainsaw Man (blood orange) and is a collaboration with the Chainsaw Man Animee

Sweet & Sour Blue Razz

Japanese Soda (Crisp and smooth Kyoto inspired drink)

S'mores Flavored

Lunar Strawberry Margarita

Igris Strike Solo (blue tropical punch)

Mystery Flavor

Cali O Cream

Pushin Punch

Beach'n Peach

Dragonade

Galaxy Grenade (Watermelon,, Guava, and Lime)

Dubsludge (Granny smith apple flavor)

Grapefruit Citrus Hydro (Hydration and caffeine free)

Grandma's Lemonade Hydro (Hydration and caffeine free)

There are some cool bundles that you can get, especially if you're a fan of the Chainsaw Man Animee series, as well as several options of water bottles and shakers.

What's In Dubby Energy Drinks?

What is in an energy drink should be just as important as how it tastes and the cost. It might be even more important, particularly to people concerned about health and fitness. So, let's break down the ingredients.

Vitamic C-250 MG

Vitamin B3-15 MG

Vitamin B6-7 MG

Vitamin B12-200 MCG

L-Taurine-750 MG

L-Tyrosine-500 MG

L-Glutamine-400 MG

Caffeine Anhydrous-150 MG

L-Citruline-100 MG

NeuroFactor-100 MG

The Neurofactor, which on their main page, appears to be a huge cellling point. Dubby markets it with the claim that it helps you to focus. So, did I feel focused after taking it?

My focus was higher on day one and today than it had been for a while. I got more things done, stayed on task instead of having five things partially done, and best of all, felt like I'd accomplished more at the end of the day.

For the rest of the ingredients, the L-Taurine, L-Tyrosine, L-Glutamine, and L-Citrulline are amino acids that are already believed to be the best in aiding brain function. Add in brain benefiting vitamins like B3, B6, B12, and vitamin C, and it's a potent combination of the known brain aiding vitamins and amino acids.

One of the bigger claims that I noticed was the salespoint that it's a "JITTERLESS" Energy Drink.

Well, compared to Monster, C4, Redbull, and others I've tried, this didn't give me the over abundance of energy that some energy drinks do. I felt energized, but no issues with my tachycardia, no anxiety, and no angst. It was a simple and beneficial energizer that kept me up, kept me enjoying my day, and allowed me to feel more present and alert.

Overall, at just over $1.00 a day, Dubby has been great, and there are many more flavors to try.

Check it out, and see for yourself.

Note: Dubby did offer 0pportunities for people to parnter with them, and that means sales through my links would earn me a 10% commission. I waited to try it myself to see if it was something I'd recommend to friends, and I'd give it a 9.5 out of 10 if I were rating it for a magazine.

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