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Shark Energy is filled with 150 milliliters of non-carbonated yellow energy juice. The sweet energy juice is mixed with energy vitamins and caffeine to enhance performance, endurance and concentration.

The first time I saw this energy drink I thought it was some kind of medicine drink because of the dark glass bottle. M-150 is non-carbonated and tasted like citrus mixed with syrup, the energy juice is rather sweet but goes down smooth.

Unlike the tall and thin energy drinks in the United States, Vitality Boost energy drinks are short and wide. This energy drink tasted like sweet-citrus and is carbonated for extra freshness.

CL-ONE is like the lost twin brother of Red Bull because it tasted just like Red Bull which tasted like bitter-sweet citrus. The taste is so similar that it makes me wonder if the manufacturer of this energy drink tried to clone Red Bull.

Carabao energy drink comes in a green 8.5 fl. oz. aluminum can with a bull-like skull on the middle. Carabao had a sweet-citrus flavor which reminded me of Red Bull. The main differences between the two energy drink is that Carabao is non-carbonated and was slightly sweeter than Red Bull.