SodaFit Vs SodaBurn: What We Found At Checkout
When we followed SodaFit's order link through to checkout, the landing page repeatedly referred to the product as SodaBurn rather than SodaFit.
This does not automatically mean something is wrong, but it is exactly the kind of detail worth confirming before you pay.
What we observed
The official SodaFit landing page names the product consistently as SodaFit. Following its order link, however, led to a linked page that referred to the product as SodaBurn multiple times, with the checkout buttons then routing through BuyGoods as the payment processor.
Possible explanations
A launch-page transition. Products sometimes get rebranded, and old or new landing pages can lag behind during the switch.
A shared formula sold under two names. It is not uncommon in the direct-to-consumer supplement space for the same or a very similar formula to be marketed under multiple brand names by the same distributor.
A simple page error. Copy-paste mistakes across landing pages happen, especially with rapidly iterated marketing pages.
Why we are not calling this a scam
What we recommend
Before you click ‘buy’: check the final checkout page for the product name and confirm it matches what you intended to order.
Save your confirmation email. It should state the exact product name, which is useful if a dispute or refund request arises later.
Ask support directly if unsure. A quick email asking ‘am I ordering SodaFit or SodaBurn?’ is a reasonable, low-friction step.
Applying this to your purchase
See our full review for how this fits into our overall assessment of SodaFit's transparency.
