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15-Pack 16-Oz Monster Energy Ultra Sugar Free Energy Drinks (Various Flavors) Expired
$18.60
$26.56
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- Ultra Paradise $18.59
- Ultra Peachy Keen $18.59
- Ultra Violet $18.59
- Khaotic Tropical Orange $18.59
- Mango Loco $18.59
- Pipeline Punch $18.59
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Available flavors after 25% off coupon w/ Subscribe & Save:
- Ultra Paradise [amazon.com] $18.59
- Ultra Peachy Keen [amazon.com] $18.59
- Ultra Violet [amazon.com] $18.59
- Khaotic [amazon.com] $18.59
- Mango Loco [amazon.com] $18.59
- Pipeline Punch [amazon.com] $18.59
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/17/2024, 10:39 AM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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 Amazon | $24.26 |
| Product Name: | Monster Energy Ultra Paradise, Sugar Free Energy Drink, 16 Ounce (Pack of 15) |
| Manufacturer: | Monster Energy |
| Model Number: | u-3c-34068 |
| Product SKU: | B0BL7789WW |
| UPC: | 70847891581 |
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A study in which they only tested 20 mice with such a high dose of Ace-K that it would be the equivalent of taking ~2.5grams for a ~150lb human? A study where they even admitted that "We did not measure food intake, body composition and relevant fat pads of mice, which represents another limitation of the study. In addition, we performed a 4-week exposure using a single high dose of Ace-K, while human exposure is frequently long term and at lower concentrations."
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I've gotten multiple refunds on energy drinks ever since Amazon switched to their thinner cardboard packaging. Every case seems to have at least one can leaking.
With the exception of Monster 24pk cases - those are actually packaged well and never arrived messed up.
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If you're going to throw out studies, cite them. Bear in mind that most nutritional studies that have findings similar to the ones you're quoting here (i.e. coffee doubles your risk of stroke!) are often poorly designed and only show correlation, not causality. They also often only speak of relative risk without giving adequate attention to absolute risk. But hey, they have a conclusion you like, so ignore the quality of evidence. LOL
Are you talking about this study? https://www.ncbi.nlm.ni
A study in which they only tested 20 mice with such a high dose of Ace-K that it would be the equivalent of taking ~2.5grams for a ~150lb human? A study where they even admitted that "We did not measure food intake, body composition and relevant fat pads of mice, which represents another limitation of the study. In addition, we performed a 4-week exposure using a single high dose of Ace-K, while human exposure is frequently long term and at lower concentrations."
Cardboard? My last Monster order showed up in a plastic bag......