FAQs
Is Boost suitable for vegetarians?
Yes it is. We make sure that everything we use in our products is suitable for vegetarians. The taurine in Boost Energy is chemically synthesised and not derived from animal extracts.
Is Boost Halal-approved?
Our manufacturing plant is not a Halal-approved premises. However, we guarantee that all the ingredients in our products are free from meat and their derivatives.
Does Boost contain alcohol?
By UK legal definition, none of our products contain alcohol. However, some of the flavours we use contain ethanol as a carrier for the non water-soluble traces.
The following products contain ethanol within the flavour solvent, which could contain minor traces of alcohol:
Boost Sport Orange
Boost Sport Mixed Berry
Is Boost Gluten Free?
Yes it is, so it's suitable for those with gluten intolerant.
Is Boost Dairy Free?
Yes it is.
Does Boost contain Nuts?
No, Boost drinks don't contain any traces of nuts or nut derivatives.
Is Boost Organic?
Unfortunately Boost is not organic at this time.
Is there an age limit for the consumption of energy drinks?
No, at the moment there are no legal age restrictions. We don't recommend that children that children drink Boost. Somebody's weight and tolerance to caffeine will determine how much of a stimulation effect an energy drink will cause. This varies according to the individual and is not dependent on age.
What warnings are energy drink products required to display on their packaging?
Energy drink products are only legally required to carry a high caffeine warning. We go further than this and clearly states if our products aren't unsuitable for anyone sensitive to caffeine, as well as diabetics and children.
How much caffeine can cause a caffeine overdose?
This depends on someone's individual caffeine tolerance level, how often they consume caffeine and also their body weight. For example, a person who rarely consumes caffeine and has a low body weight will experience a stronger stimulation effect than someone who has a higher body weight and who is a frequent coffee drinker. If you feel unwell after consuming energy drinks, you should seek medical advice.
How much caffeine does the Boost 1 litre product contain?
It has the same amount of caffeine as two to three cups of strong coffee. We recommend that all energy drinks are consumed in moderation.
How does Boost try to prevent children consuming excessive amounts of caffeine?
We place clear warnings on all our energy drink products. We also communicate this warning and the importance of consuming energy drinks in moderation to all our retailers, as well as explaining caffeine tolerance and the factors that affect this.
What can I do if I suspect my child has consumed excessive amounts of caffeine?
Seek medical advice immediately.
What is a Boost Energy Cola?
It's a new member of the energy family. It has all the taste of cola but with all the energy of Boost - perfect for anyone who wants an energy boost but prefers the taste of cola.
Does it contain the same caffeine content as Boost Energy?
Yes, both contain 30mg/100ml. That's why you won't find it in the regular cola section of a retailer.
Does the caramel colour in the cola contain any GM ingredients?
No - GM is not present in the caramel colour E150d used.
What is the difference between Boost Sport and Boost Active?
Boost Sport is an isotonic sports drink that gives a boost of carbohydrate to the muscles while quickly replacing fluids which are lost by sweating.
Boost Active is a concentrated source of carbohydrate that helps increase your physical energy levels and combats fatigue.
Can Boost Active help if I am unwell?
We don't recommend Boost Active as a major part of any diet. However it will help aid recovery and give your body the additional energy it needs to help you recuperate.
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