Summary
UPTIME claims that their energy drinks use the perfect amount of ingredients to offer an energy boost for people on the go, increase focus and provide nutrition.
Posted on Dec 14, 2017
When you look at their Uptime Power Base, it's not the best. Taurine (which is an extremely cheap amino), COQ10 (which is good), and some herbs. The problem is, it's all 178 mg of this, so it's what? 30-50mg per ingredient? That won't give you much energy. When I drank it, it gave me lots of energy, just not as much as I'd like. I’d recommend GFuel, Guru or something else, but not this.
Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Posted on Oct 16, 2015
Just recently drank Uptime until I choked on the rubber lining that came off from inside the cap. I tried myself to contact the company to raise and hear my concerns. Talked to a (Shawn) supervisor. Then I got a call from a legal underwriter by the name of Erik. I told him about my choking incident. He got very upset, I explained my case to him and he did not want to hear it. I basically could of lost my life by swallowing a plastic seal inside the cap. No warning on label. Be careful drinking this product.
Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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