Hiya! How the heck are you this fine day? Wonderful to see you! Pull up a mug of coffee and snag a virtual treat, why don't'cha, eh? Say, do you ever get caffeine withdrawals? I used to but now not so much. Believe it or not though, there are some people out there (We won't mention any names) who either don't like or cannot take coffee. Well, here's something for those folks.
Sprayable Energy is a patent-pending invention that allows people to
get all the energy benefits of caffeine without the coffee
aftertaste. The spray is absorbed through the skin and distributed
through the body over a period of several hours, giving the user a
long-lasting caffeine buzz.
21-year-old Ben Yu and his partner Deven Soni have recently launched a
campaign on crowdfunding platform Indiegogo for an innovative product
called Sprayable Energy. The small plastic can contains an unscented,
colorless formula that gives users that much needed boost of energy
without the jitters and sudden caffeine crash.
”Coffee didn’t work for
me,” Yu said
“When I ingest it, it’s like roller coaster ride of energy.” He decided
to work on an alternative to the popular beverage in October 2012,
while trying to get a degree in biochemistry. He started researching how
nicotine patches worked, and like any young inventor, used himself as a
test-subject for his experiments.
His father, who holds a PhD in
chemistry, also helped out, and after a lot of hard work, Ben came up
with a special formula containing water, a derivative of the amino acid
tyrosine, and caffeine that could be sprayed on the skin and offer the
same energy buzz of coffee without the nasty taste and side-effects. Now
all they need was an extra $15,000 to develop the product line.
Hey...if they haven't found the extra moolah, here's your chance to get in on the main floor. I suspect it may take a little more than $15,000 but what the heck. Me? Just refill my mug and I'm fine. If I need extra energy, I'll opt for espresso...and maybe a banana muffin with that. Bananas also give you energy.
See ya, eh!
Bob
Thursday, August 22, 2013
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