Lucky Energy is a zero-sugar, zero-calorie sparkling energy drink with 200mg of naturally sourced caffeine in every 16 fl oz can. Alongside the caffeine it adds taurine, beta-alanine, maca root extract and Panax ginseng root extract, and it is sweetened with sucralose. It is a full-size can at a standard 200mg dose, so one can covers a training session or a long afternoon. We carry seven flavors: Cherry Pop, OG Luck, Orange Drizzle, Red Ryder Punch, Rizzberry & Cream, Son of a Peach and Tropical Thrill, as a single can or a 12-pack. Retailers describe it as vegan-friendly; Lucky does not publish a separate allergen statement.
Nutrition Facts: Lucky Energy (Per 16 fl oz Can / 1 Serving)
- Caffeine: 200mg (natural caffeine)
- Calories: 0
- Sugar: 0g
- Taurine, beta-alanine, maca root extract, Panax ginseng root extract: amounts not published
- Lucky publishes caffeine, calories and sugar; a full Nutrition Facts panel and the other ingredient amounts were not available, so check the can
- 16 fl oz can, one serving; sold as a single or a 12-pack
- Ingredients (Red Ryder Punch): sparkling water, natural flavor, citric acid, taurine, gum arabic, ester gum, maca root extract, beta alanine, sodium benzoate, natural caffeine, beta carotene, sucralose, vegetable juice (for color), Panax ginseng root extract
- Allergens: no allergen statement published; the Red Ryder Punch ingredient list shows none of the major food allergens, and retailers call it vegan-friendly
- Not for children, pregnant or nursing women, or people sensitive to caffeine
- No free shipping: drink product excluded from free shipping
Key Ingredients
Natural Caffeine 200mg
200mg is about two cups of coffee. That is a common dose for a 16 oz energy drink and a moderate pre-workout amount for most adults. Lucky uses caffeine from natural sources, which works the same way in your body as synthetic caffeine. Count it toward your daily total.
Maca, Ginseng, Taurine and Beta-Alanine
Maca root and Panax ginseng are traditional botanicals often paired with caffeine in energy drinks. Taurine is an amino acid found in most major energy drinks. Beta-alanine can cause a harmless tingle in some people. Lucky does not publish the amounts of any of these, so expect the caffeine to do most of the work.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How much caffeine is in Lucky Energy?
200mg per 16 fl oz can, from natural caffeine. One can is one serving. Don't drink more than you need in a day, and don't combine it with pre-workout or other stimulants. -
Does Lucky Energy have sugar or calories?
No. Lucky lists zero sugar and zero calories. It is sweetened with sucralose. That makes it an easy fit for most diets. -
Why do I feel a tingle?
That is likely the beta-alanine. The tingle is harmless and fades with regular use. Not everyone feels it.
Serving Ideas
Drink it cold, about 30 minutes before training or whenever you need a lift. Stick to one can at a time and avoid it within 6 hours of bed. Check with a physician first if you have a heart or blood pressure condition or take medication.
Why Buy at Get Yok'd
- Available in Burbank, Glendale, Glendale Galleria, North Hollywood, Northridge, and Pasadena
- Seven flavors in stock, by the single can or the 12-pack
- Earn loyalty rewards on every purchase
Allergen Note
Lucky Energy does not publish a separate allergen statement. The Red Ryder Punch ingredient list contains none of the major food allergens, and retailers describe the line as vegan-friendly. Ingredients can vary by flavor, so read the can if you have a food allergy.