In short: The vendor graphic names maca, muira puama, catuaba, ashwagandha and horny goat weed, plus four unnamed ingredients. No amounts are published.
The Named Ingredients
| Ingredient | Type | What to know | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maca | Root | Eaten as food and sold as a supplement. Small studies on energy and desire, results mixed. | Not given |
| Muira puama | Bark | Brazilian shrub bark with a traditional tonic use. Limited human research and thin safety data. | Not given |
| Catuaba | Bark | Brazilian folk tonic. Few human studies, so dose and safety are not well set. | Not given |
| Ashwagandha | Herb | Studied for stress and sleep. Rare liver injury reported. May affect thyroid levels or add to sedatives. Avoid in pregnancy. | Not given |
| Horny goat weed | Herb | Traditional herb with limited human data. May affect blood pressure and heart rhythm. | Not given |
| Four more | Unnamed | The graphic says “plus 4 more” and names none. Ask the vendor for the full list. | Not given |
Why Amounts Decide Everything
Dose controls both benefit and risk. Without amounts you cannot compare SodaPeak with research, and you cannot check it against safe upper limits.
Other Label Items To Check
Look at the Supplement Facts panel, any proprietary blend, caffeine sources, gummy base ingredients such as sugar or sugar alcohols, colors and allergens.
Questions To Ask The Vendor
- Which four ingredients are unnamed, and how much of all nine is in each gummy?
- Who manufactures SodaPeak, and where?
- Do you have a third-party certificate of analysis for each batch?
About The Badges
The product shows Made in USA, GMP and natural badges. They are claims to verify, not proof, and with four ingredients unnamed “natural” cannot be fully checked.
Further Reading
See the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements consumer guide and MedlinePlus: Dietary Supplements.
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