SodaFit Ingredients
SodaFit names 19 ingredients, from traditional botanicals to amino acids to chromium picolinate.
None carry a published per-serving amount, and the formula lists an unspecified ginseng species.
What the label tells you, and what it does not
SodaFit's seller pages name 19 ingredients — broader than many competing liquid formulas disclose. That said, more names does not mean more transparency: no per-serving amount is published for any of the 19, and the formula lists “Ginseng” without specifying a species, which limits how precisely you can research it.
All 19 ingredients, one by one
Maca Root Extract — Unquantified
A Peruvian root traditionally used for energy and vitality, included here as part of the broader formula.
African Mango Seed Extract — Unquantified
Studied in connection with appetite and fat metabolism, though modern trial results are mixed.
Grape Seed Extract — Unquantified
A source of antioxidant compounds, commonly included in general wellness formulas.
Guarana Seed Extract — Unquantified, contains caffeine
A South American seed naturally high in caffeine, often included for appetite and alertness support.
Eleuthero Root Extract — Unquantified
Also known as Siberian ginseng, an adaptogen traditionally used for energy and stress resilience.
Astragalus Membranaceus Root Extract — Unquantified
A traditional Chinese medicine herb commonly associated with general wellness and immune support.
Gymnema Sylvestre Leaf Extract — Unquantified
An Ayurvedic herb traditionally linked to reduced sugar cravings and blood sugar support.
Forskolin — Unquantified
Derived from Coleus forskohlii, studied in weight-management research with mixed results.
Green Tea Leaf Extract — Unquantified, contains caffeine
A source of catechins and natural caffeine, commonly used in metabolism-support formulas.
Cayenne Pepper — Unquantified
Contains capsaicin, associated in some research with modest thermogenic effects.
Grapefruit Seed Extract — Unquantified
An antioxidant-rich extract commonly included in general wellness blends.
Raspberry Ketones — Unquantified
A popular weight-management ingredient with limited direct human clinical evidence.
L-Glutamine — Unquantified
An amino acid involved in gut and immune function.
L-Arginine — Unquantified
An amino acid involved in nitric oxide production and circulation.
Beta-Alanine — Unquantified
An amino acid associated with carnosine levels and cellular support.
Ginseng (species unspecified) — Unquantified
The seller does not name a specific ginseng species, which matters since different species (Panax vs Siberian/Eleuthero) have different research profiles.
GABA — Unquantified
A neurotransmitter compound sometimes included for relaxation-related claims.
L-Tryptophan — Unquantified
An amino acid precursor to serotonin, sometimes included for mood or sleep-related support.
Chromium Picolinate — Unquantified
An essential mineral with a documented role in carbohydrate metabolism and blood sugar regulation.
The caffeine question, worth flagging clearly
Two named ingredients — guarana and green tea extract — naturally contain caffeine. Total caffeine content per serving is not disclosed anywhere we could find. If you are caffeine-sensitive, pregnant, or managing a heart condition, this is worth asking the seller about directly before ordering.
Read how the formula is meant to work next.
