Does ROCKSTAR® Energy Drink Help You Celebrate like a Rock Star?
Product Review of New Energy Drink
By Laura Spencer, published Oct 31, 2006
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Who’s Who of Rock and Roll Fame
True to the product’s name, the ROCKSTAR® company website at www.rockstar69.com reads like a Who’s Who of Rock and Roll Fame. The instant you open the site you’re greeted with streaming audio from Alice In Chains (you can click directly on the video to order tickets to their latest concert), as well as photos of Rod Stewart, Fernando Vargas, and Snoop Dogg. As you navigate through the site, celebrity photos are at almost every click.
When you click the company tab, you get a message from the company’s founder, Russell Weiner. The message is mostly about his parent’s herbalist background, to which he attributes some of the success of the ROCKSTAR® product. (Incidentally, according to the Wikipedia article about RockStar®, Russell’s father is the radio talk show host, Michael Savage. You can read about Michael Savage here.)
Distribution and Products
With all of the heavy marketing for this product, you’d think that the marketing would have drawn me to try this product. Call me a skeptic, but I was somewhat unimpressed with the hype. In my case, the reason I tried it was a little less exciting. I tried the product to write this article. That’s right, I was about to reach into the freezer case and select your run-of-the-mill cola when the thought struck me, “I should buy one of those energy drinks and review it for Associated Content.” So I grabbed a ROCKSTAR® ENERGY DRINK and here is my review.
According to Wikipedia, ROCKSTAR® is distributed by Coca-Cola enterprises. Probably because of their distribution you can buy it just about anywhere. I bought mine at Kroger for $1.79.
Is this energy drink the secret weapon that rock stars use to stay energized during their grueling concert tours? We may never know, but this article reviews the popular new product and examines some of the ingredients.
Credit: Laura Spencer
Copyright: Laura Spencer
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Takeaways
- It is not recommended for children, pregnant or nursing women, or those sensitive to caffeine.
- Guarana is often promoted as a weight loss product.
- ROCKSTAR ENERGY DRINK contains milk thistle.
Resources
- wikipedia: wikipedia.org/ ROCKSTAR(R) ENERGY DRINK Website: www.rockstar69.com/ National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine: nccam.nih.gov/
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