Frequently Asked Questions
Questions we most often hear at our events and in stores:
- Is it tied to the Kabbalah Center?
Many people have heard of Kabbalah, the mystical offshoot of Judaism, and want to know if the drink is a product of the Kabbalah Center. The answer is no - Kabbalah Energy Drink has no legal or binding affiliation with the Kabbalah Center. Kabbalah Energy Drink is an independent company. We do, however, purchase Kabbalah Water from the Center as an essential product ingredient and embrace the Kabbalistic consciousness of making the world a better place for everyone.
- How much caffeine does it have?
The energy "buzz" that results from drinking Kabbalah Energy Drink is primarily attributed to our unique blend of taurine and B vitamins, ingredients common in most energy drink products. In fact, a can of Kabbalah Energy Drink has less caffeine than a 7oz. cup of coffee.
- What gives you the energy?
The enhanced energy is a result of the combination of B vitamins, taurine, and caffeine.
- What is Kabbalah Water?
Kabbalah Water is extremely pure mountain spring water. In Kabbalistic teachings, Kabbalah Water possesses restorative and healing properties.
- Do you guys sell the water too?
No, Kabbalah Water not affiliated with Kabbalah Energy Drink
- Is it Kosher?
Yes - Kabbalah Energy Drink is certified Kosher by KSA
- Is it the same as other energy drinks?
Kabbalah Energy Drink has less caffeine, less sodium, and less sugar than competing energy drinks.
Kabbalah Energy Drink does NOT contain ephedra, the controversial ingredient found in other energy brands.
- What's in it?
Taurine, caffeine, B vitamins (B2, B3, B5, B6, B12) [link to ingredients page]
- What is the Sugar-Free sweetened with?
Splenda
- How many calories? Carbs?
Regular: contains 116 calories and 44 grams of carbs per 8 oz. serving
Sugar Free: contains less than 3 calories and less than 1 gram of carbs per 8 oz. serving
- How much can I drink in a day?
It is recommended that you limit consumption to 24 oz. every 24 hours.
- Can anybody drink it?
It is not recommended for pregnant women, children, or people with sensitivity to caffeine.
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