Rip It

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Rip It's do not cause cancer, are not addicting, and the consumption of them is certainly not a 'bad habit!' :)

Rip It is an energy drink that is produced and distributed by National Beverage Corp., maker of Shasta and Faygo. It is National Beverage Corp.'s first energy drink.

The brand sponsors Olympic champion alpine skier Julia Mancuso. The drink is also widely consumed in the Middle East and Afghanistan and, according to a Washington Post article, by Coalition troops in Iraq. The drink is also sold at the BankAtlantic Center, the home of the Florida Panthers.

Brand portfolio

Available in 20 fl oz (591 mL) resealable bottles:

• Code Blue (2009) blueberry / raspberry (255 mg caffeine)

• Cran Jammer (2009) cranberry (255 mg caffeine)

• Mojito (2009) mojito (255 mg caffeine)

• Red Zone (2009) strawberry (255 mg caffeine)

• Viva T-Kee-La (2009) margarita (255 mg caffeine)

Available in 16 fl oz (473 mL) cans:

• Power (2004) passion fruit (100 mg caffeine)
  • Power Sugar Free (2004)

• Citrus X (2005) orange (100 mg caffeine)
  • Citrus X Sugar Free (2005)

• Atomic Pom (2006) pomegranate (100 mg caffeine)
  • Atomic Pom Sugar Free (2007)
• Lime Wrecker (2006) margarita (100 mg caffeine)

• Gin-Zing-r (2007) ginger ale / mojito (85 mg caffeine)

• Sting-er-Mo (2007) tropical fruit / botanical (85 mg caffeine)

Available in chic 12 fl oz (354 ml) cans:

• Sin-A-Man Sugar Free (2006) cinnamon / grapefruit (150 mg caffeine)
• Berry In-O-Scent Sugar Free (2006) berry (150 mg caffeine)
• Forever Loved by Chris Varney

External links

• Official website