Monster Energy drinks on a shelf for sale. Photo: Mike Mozart/Flickr
"There isn’t enough creatine in the product to do virtually anything," Monster's lawyer Marc P. Miles said. "We had it tested."
September 06, 2018 at 02:48 PM
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Delaware-based Monster Energy Co. has filed a federal suit against a Floridian competitor, energy supplement manufacturer Vital Pharmaceuticals Inc., or VPX, and founder John “Jack” H. Owoc, alleging its BANG energy drink was unfairly marketed.
VPX’s website says BANG is “not your stereotypical high-sugar, life-sucking soda masquerading as an energy drink.”
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