Energy Shot Store

Name: Slimquick Energy
Flavor: Berry Lemonade
Maker: Slimquick Labs
Size: 2 fl. oz
Retail Price: $5 for 2 bottles
Where to purchase: Here

Rating: *** 3 out of 5 stars
Flavor: ** 2 out of 5 stars

"Designed for women" is what it says on the packaging.  6 ways women boost energy.  So is it fair as a guy that I review this product with a relatively low rating?  Yes, and no.  If you are a guy, you can relate to what I'm saying.  If you are a lady you probably can't take my word completely.  So keep this in mind.

I took the Slimquick energy yesterday, and my throat was greeted by a nasty cough syrup taste.  However it was not as bad as Rockstar's energy cough syrup.  It says the flavor was berry lemonade, but I failed to taste either of those ingredients in it.

This product had me on the wall for a rating.  If it does give energy it is very "silent" about it.  What I mean is there were no signs of energy associated with other drinks such as increased blood flow and higher beating of the heart, jitters, or just weird undescribable feelings.  I felt normal throughout.  But I should note that I didn't feel sluggish either.  I noticed my mood was brightened and I even was more social with my sibling counterparts that I often can not be social with.  I was also able to relax(but not feel sluggish or tired) playing some video games, which if you knew me is way out of character because I hate doing things that I feel are a waste of time.

So, the product does give energy but it doesn't tend to pronounce the effects like others which is a good thing.  It can be a double edged sword, however, if you are used to the throbbing pulse, cold sweat, and coffee jitters.  It may be working and you may not think so, and have another energy shot which could seriously screw things up.

This was my experience with the product.  I would be interested to hear from any females on their experiences with it, and I will put it up in the review.  I suspect it would have a greater effect on you than it did me.  Overall it was a positive experience, but not a preferred one.  This might call for further research