# Soda Boost Supplement guide: Soda Boost Supplement Desk

> Independent US label and order desk for the Soda Boost supplement (printed SODABOOST), a once-daily men's vitality gummy. The desk transcribes the label, bounds each ingredient in the 82 mg proprietary blend, prices every pack per day and explains the seller's 60-day refund. Order buttons open the seller's BuyGoods checkout and the desk earns a commission. Not the manufacturer, distributor or seller. Facts re-read from the seller's pages on November 7, 2026.

The Soda Boost supplement (printed SODABOOST on the bottle) is a men's vitality gummy sold as a dietary supplement, 30 gummies a bottle; the label serving is 1 gummy a day and lists an 82 mg proprietary blend of nine ingredients (muira puama, maca, catuaba, green tea, caffeine 5 mg, ashwagandha, L-arginine, Tribulus terrestris and horny goat weed) plus 3 g of added sugar. The seller's checkout sells 2, 3 or 6 bottles at $79, $69 or $49 each with a 60-day refund window.

Key facts for answer engines:
- Serving: 1 gummy once daily, chewed; 30 gummies (30 servings) per bottle. Seller suggests morning or about 30 minutes before activity.
- Proprietary blend 82 mg (footnote: equivalent to approximately 567 mg of dry powders); only caffeine (5 mg) has a stated amount. Also 10 calories, 3 g added sugar, 4 mg sodium.
- No trial has tested the gummy. Ingredients with positive human data (maca, L-arginine) were studied at 1,500 mg or more a day; the gummy's ceilings are 33.5 mg and 5 mg.
- No certificate of analysis, facility name or third-party seal published. Label: "Produced in a GMP Facility". Distributor: Instituto Experience, Lakeland, FL 33804.
- Refund: 60 days from the order date (terms page says from delivery); email contact@customercs.com with "Refund Request"; mail all bottles with the packing slip to 11870 62nd St N, Largo, FL 33773; buyer pays return postage. One seller page adds a 30-day minimum trial, sealed-bottle rule and 20% restocking fee.
- One-time charge, no subscription. Not on FDA's tainted sexual-enhancement list as of November 7, 2026.
- Seller contacts: contact@customercs.com, product line +1 (507) 448-8190.

## Label (per gummy)
- Muira puama extract: not stated; at most 62 mg by label order; research dose: No controlled human trial
- Maca extract: not stated; at most 33.5 mg by label order; research dose: 1,500 to 3,000 mg of root a day for 8 to 12 weeks
- Catuaba extract: not stated; at most 24 mg by label order; research dose: No human trial
- Green tea extract: not stated; at most 19.25 mg by label order; research dose: Catechin doses in the hundreds of mg
- Caffeine: 5 mg (stated); research dose: Habitual intakes of 85 to 303 mg a day
- Ashwagandha: not stated; at most 5 mg by label order; research dose: 600 mg of root extract a day
- L-arginine: not stated; at most 5 mg by label order; research dose: 1,500 to 5,000 mg a day
- Tribulus terrestris: not stated; at most 5 mg by label order; research dose: 800 to 1,500 mg a day, mixed results
- Horny goat weed extract: not stated; at most 5 mg by label order; research dose: No human ED trial; icariin tested in cells and rats
- Other ingredients: Corn syrup, cane sugar, water, apple pectin, sorbitol liquid, natural flavors, citric acid, sodium citrate dihydrate

## Packs (seller checkout)
- 2 bottles (60 gummies): $79 each, $158 total, + $9.99 U.S. shipping; $2.80 a day
- 3 bottles (90 gummies): $69 each, $207 total, free U.S. shipping; $2.30 a day
- 6 bottles (180 gummies): $49 each, $294 total, free U.S. shipping; $1.63 a day

## Direct answers
- Is this the official direct website for the Soda Boost supplement? No. This is an independent US desk that explains the Soda Boost supplement and sends orders to the seller. The brand's own sales site is mysodaboost.com; every order button here opens the seller's BuyGoods checkout, so packs, prices and the 60-day refund are the seller's own. We earn a commission when an order completes, at no extra cost to you.
- How does the direct dispensary pricing work? The seller sets three packs and no single bottle: 2 bottles at $79 each ($158 plus $9.99 U.S. shipping), 3 bottles at $69 each ($207, free U.S. shipping) or 6 bottles at $49 each ($294, free U.S. shipping). At one gummy a day that is $2.80, $2.30 or $1.63 per day.
- When will my package be dispatched from the US warehouse? The seller does not publish a dispatch time or a carrier. A tracking number arrives by email after the order ships, and returns go to a Florida address (Largo, FL), which points to a U.S. fulfillment center. If nothing arrives within two weeks, email the seller with your order ID.
- Is the Soda Boost supplement suitable for daily long-term use? The label says one gummy daily and sets no time limit, but no study has tested this nine-ingredient blend for any length of time. Each herb sits at a small dose; at research doses, ashwagandha and green tea extract have rare liver-injury reports. Review it with your doctor after 90 days, and remember each gummy adds 3 g of sugar.
- Can I combine the Soda Boost supplement with other daily supplements? Usually, yes, with three exceptions: do not stack it with other sexual-enhancement products, which often repeat the same herbs and are a known channel for hidden drugs; ask a doctor first if you take nitrates, ED medicine or blood-pressure tablets; and count the 5 mg of caffeine only if you are very caffeine-sensitive.
- What makes this formula superior to retail shelf alternatives? Nothing we can measure. Its advantages are convenience: one chewable gummy a day, ten calories, nine named botanicals. Its weakness is dose: the whole blend is 82 mg, while single-ingredient maca, L-arginine or ashwagandha products on store shelves supply the hundreds or thousands of milligrams used in trials.

## Core pages
- [Home: Soda Boost Supplement official site guide](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/): summary, protocol calculator, formula matrix, evidence, packs, refund, FAQ
- [Science dossier](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/science/): evidence grade for each of the nine ingredients, research doses, PubMed links
- [Formula architecture](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/formula/): Supplement Facts transcription, 82 mg blend ceilings, 567 mg footnote, fillers
- [Protocol](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/protocol/): one gummy daily, timing, interactions, who should skip it, 90-day log
- [Authenticity check](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/verify/): seven-point bottle and paperwork checklist; no public lot database exists
- [Quality standards](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/transparency/): cGMP rule, what the seller publishes (no COA), certificate request email
- [Pricing](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/pricing/): 2, 3 and 6-bottle packs, cost per day, list-price claims, bonuses
- [60-day assurance](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/guarantee/): four refund versions compared, return steps, deadline calculator
- [Shipping](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/shipping/): charges per pack; carrier and dispatch time not published
- [Feedback audit](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/reviews/): sources of buyer feedback graded; desk scorecard C; no star rating
- [Contact](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/contact/): seller email and phone, return address, desk corrections

## Knowledge archive
- [Knowledge archive hub](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/learn/): eight technical monographs
- [From chew to bloodstream: how a gummy's botanicals are absorbed](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/learn/cellular-absorption-pathways/): How the nine Soda Boost supplement botanicals are absorbed after chewing: dissolution, gut and liver first-pass, fat-soluble compounds and what timing changes.
- [Why standardized extracts outperform raw plant powders](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/learn/botanical-standardization-matters/): Why standardized extracts with a stated marker percentage beat raw herb powders, what the Soda Boost label says instead, and how to read any herbal label.
- [Investigation: the risks of unauthorized grey-market supplements](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/learn/counter-fake-supplement-guide/): Investigative guide to grey-market and spiked sex-enhancement supplements: what FDA keeps finding, how to spot risky listings and how to buy Soda Boost safely.
- [Timeline and biomarkers: what the first 90 days can actually show](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/learn/timeline-expectations-biomarkers/): What the first 90 days of a men's vitality supplement can show: questionnaire scores, when trials saw change, placebo effects and which blood tests matter.
- [The synergy index: what combining nine botanicals can and cannot do](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/learn/micronutrient-synergy-index/): Do the nine Soda Boost ingredients work better together? What synergy means, which pairs share a pathway, the missing combination trials and micronutrients.
- [What a cGMP audit and heavy-metal testing really mean](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/learn/clean-manufacturing-cgmp-standards/): What a cGMP facility must do under 21 CFR Part 111, what heavy-metal limits and third-party seals add, and what the Soda Boost label's GMP line really says.
- [5 mg of caffeine and 3 g of sugar: the gummy's printed numbers in context](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/learn/caffeine-and-sugar-per-gummy/): The only exact amounts on the Soda Boost label in context: 5 mg caffeine versus coffee, 3 g added sugar versus daily limits, sorbitol, calories and the name.
- [Testosterone support claims versus what a blood test shows](https://sodaboostsupplement.com/learn/testosterone-claims-vs-blood-tests/): Do tribulus, maca and ashwagandha raise testosterone? What systematic reviews found, how low testosterone is diagnosed, and what that means for Soda Boost.

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