Military Energy Gum caffeinated caffeine MEG 6 packs
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Description
You are purchasing one lot of 6 packs of mil-spec Military Energy Gum. Each pack contains 5 pieces. This is the same gum that comes in the First Strike Rations and other MRE supplements issued to the US armed forces.
The U.S. Military researched and tested for 6 years to help stop fatigue related injuries and deaths. The result, MILITARY ENERGY GUM, is now available publicly. Soldiers no longer have to resort to eating freeze dried coffee grounds in the field to keep alert. Military Energy Gum is an effective and efficient tool for addressing problems that have caused injuries and deaths among troops. Not only does Military Energy Gum decrease accidents, but it increases soldier performance. Clinical studies have proven increased physical and cognitive performance as well as improved marksmanship and overall vigilance under sleep deprived conditions. Military Energy Gum is proven to provide the most rapid absorption of caffeine through the oral membrane in the mouth, while also being the most compact, lightweight, and convenient method of delivery. Military Energy Gum decreases accidents, increases performance and saves lives.
Product Features
- Begins working instantly through oral absorption. Chewing one piece delivers 100 mg of caffeine five times faster than pills or coffee.
- The Military Energy Gum formula was developed exclusively for Military and Security Agencies and was selected by for use in First Strike Rations by the Navy Seals, Army Rangers, and Special Forces.
- Recommended by the The National Academy of Sciences for situations requiring fast action and clinically proven to improve physical performance, alertness, thinking, and marksmanship for fatigued soldiers.
- First Responders, Firefighters, Police Officers, and Security Personnel have also found Military Energy Gum to be a powerful, compact, fast-acting tool for stopping fatigue.
- Received the United States Army's Greatest Invention of the Year Award for 2005.