1st Phorm | Energy Drink
1st Phorm | Energy Drink
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What's Inside
What's Inside
Natural flavors Okay
What it is: A label term for flavorings from natural sources. One "natural flavor" can contain 100+ components.
Why it's used: Adds or rounds out flavor.
Our take: Okay. We try to find out every detail we can, as far as brands are willing to share. That isn’t always possible, because some brands keep exact formulas private to protect them from knock-offs.
Why it's flagged: "Natural flavor" can come from many different plant or animal sources, and U.S. rules don’t require the specific components to be listed, so some families like to know more about what’s behind the term. Source
See every B1st product with this →L-tyrosine Clean
What it is: An amino acid, one of the building blocks of protein.
Why it's used: Used in energy and focus formulas.
Our take: Clean. A go-to for us.
See every B1st product with this →Citric acid & malic acid Clean
What it is: Acids found in citrus fruits and apples. Commercial versions are usually made by fermentation.
Why it's used: Adds tartness and keeps products fresh.
Our take: Clean. Usually used in small amounts.
See every B1st product with this →Natural caffeine (green tea, coffee bean) Okay
What it is: Caffeine taken from coffee beans or tea leaves.
Why it's used: Used in energy drinks, pre-workouts and coffee products.
Our take: Okay. For grown-ups. We list the milligrams per serving.
Why it's flagged: FDA notes that up to about 400 mg a day isn’t generally linked with negative effects for most healthy adults, though some people report jitters or trouble sleeping, and pregnant women and kids are often advised to check with a healthcare provider. Source
See every B1st product with this →Sucralose Limit
What it is: A zero-calorie artificial sweetener made from sugar.
Why it's used: Adds sweetness without sugar.
Our take: Limit. Products we carry with it always show a heads-up.
Why it's flagged: It’s FDA-approved, but some recent lab studies suggest that a compound related to sucralose (sucralose-6-acetate) deserves a closer look, and research on sweeteners and the gut is still ongoing. Source
See every B1st product with this →Preservatives (sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate) Okay
What it is: Common preservatives.
Why it's used: Keep drinks and foods shelf-stable.
Our take: Okay. We like it when a product doesn’t need them.
Why it's flagged: FDA has noted that sodium benzoate and vitamin C together can form trace amounts of benzene in some drinks, especially with heat or light. FDA’s testing found most beverages at very low levels. Source
See every B1st product with this →Acesulfame potassium (Ace-K) Limit
What it is: A zero-calorie artificial sweetener.
Why it's used: Adds sweetness, usually alongside sucralose.
Our take: Limit. Products we carry with it always show a heads-up.
Why it's flagged: It’s approved in the U.S. and EU, and EFSA updated its daily intake guidance in 2025. Many families simply prefer to limit artificial sweeteners, and Ace-K is often blended with sucralose. Source
See every B1st product with this →Unrefined salt (sea, Himalayan, Celtic) Clean
What it is: Salt that keeps its naturally occurring trace minerals.
Why it's used: Adds flavor and sodium.
Our take: Clean. A go-to for us.
See every B1st product with this →Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine HCl) Clean
What it is: The most common supplement form of vitamin B6.
Why it's used: Added as the vitamin B6 source.
Our take: Clean. A go-to for us.
See every B1st product with this →Tiers apply to food, drinks and supplements. Ingredient glossary →
Description
Description
Phorm Energy is a zero-sugar energy drink with 200 mg of natural caffeine from green tea, plus NeuroFactor and N-acetyl L-tyrosine for focus, B vitamins and electrolytes.
- Supports energy
- Supports mental clarity and focus
- Supports hydration
- Supports cellular energy
Ingredients
Ingredients
Each can of Phorm Energy has 150 mg of natural caffeine sourced from green tea. Phorm Energy has 0 g of sugar.
Always refer to the product label for the most current ingredient and nutrition information.
Benefits
Benefits
- Provides energy
- NeuroFactor™ and N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine can help support mental clarity and focus
- B vitamins and key electrolytes can help support proper hydration and cellular energy
Features
Features
- 12-ounce can
- Available as a single can or a 12-pack
- Sugar-free
- Gluten-free, vegan, and dairy-free
- Flavors: Blue Blitz, Grape Smash, Orange Fury, Screamin Freedom, Screamin Freedom (Original 1st Phorm), Paradise Punch, Silver Lightning, Watermelon Wrath, Cherry Slush, Pink Smash, Lemonade Summer, and Tropic Lightning
- Pink Smash and Lemonade Summer are non-carbonated
- Recyclable can
Directions & Warnings
Directions & Warnings
Directions:
Drink 1 can of Phorm Energy when you feel the need for an increase in your energy levels. Do not consume more than 2 cans of Phorm Energy in a 24-hour period.
Warnings:
CAUTION: Not recommended for children, people sensitive to caffeine, pregnant women, or women who are nursing. 18+
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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