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SodaBurn Six Ingredients or 22? Label vs Website

SodaBurn ingredients are 22 label lines, not six. The seller's page names six ingredients with no amounts, while the panel text lists chromium at 7 mcg plus 21 blend names at 15.47 mg in total. When the label and a website differ, the label wins, and this site follows it.

  • 6names on the seller's page, no amounts
  • 22lines on the panel text
  • 1 formliquid drops, not gummies
  • 15.47 mgone total for 21 of them

Written by the SodaBurn label deskUpdated

The mismatch

Does SodaBurn have six ingredients or 22?

SodaBurn has 22 label lines, not six. The panel text lists chromium (as chromium picolinate) and 21 names inside one proprietary blend. The seller's page names six ingredients and prints no amounts for them.

We do not know why the two differ. The label is the legal record of what is in the bottle, so we follow it. We could not see a photo of the panel, so check your own bottle for the same list.

The seller's page also says its social title is "gummies". That is wrong. SodaBurn is liquid drops in a 1 fl oz (30 ml) dropper bottle.

Side by side

What is different between the SodaBurn label and the website?

The label and the website differ on the count, the amounts and the form. The label is the one to trust on all three.

PointSeller's pageLabel panel
Ingredients namedSix22 lines: chromium plus 21 names
AmountsNone printedChromium 7 mcg; blend 15.47 mg per 1 ml
Amount per blend nameNoneNone, only a printed order
FormSocial title says gummiesLiquid drops, 1 dropperful daily
PricesStruck prices and savings figuresNot on a label; we publish $158, $207 and $294 each by pack

Why does the count matter? A short list sounds simple. A long list in a small blend is different: with 15.47 mg shared by 21 names, the average share is about 0.74 mg (21 CFR 101.36, Proprietary blends).

The 22 lines

What are all the SodaBurn ingredients on the panel?

The panel lines, in printed order, run from chromium to L-carnitine HCl. The cap beside each blend name is the most it could weigh, from the order rule.

Separate line

  1. CrChromium (as chromium picolinate)7 mcg · 20% DV

The blend

One total for all 21 names: 15.47 mg per 1 ml. Names are listed in descending order by weight.

21 names in printed order, with the most each could weigh in 1 ml

  1. 1Maca root extractat most 15.5 mg
  2. 2African mango seed extractat most 7.74 mg
  3. 3Grape seed extractat most 5.16 mg
  4. 4Guarana seed extractat most 3.87 mg
  5. 5Eleuthero root extractat most 3.09 mg
  6. 6Astragalus root extractat most 2.58 mg
  7. 7Green tea leaf extractat most 2.21 mg
  8. 8Gymnema leaf extractat most 1.93 mg
  9. 9Coleus forskohlii root extractat most 1.72 mg
  10. 10Cayenne fruit extractat most 1.55 mg
  11. 11Grapefruit seedat most 1.41 mg
  12. 12Panax ginseng root extractat most 1.29 mg
  13. 13Raspberry ketonesat most 1.19 mg
  14. 14L-glutamineat most 1.1 mg
  15. 15L-tyrosineat most 1.03 mg
  16. 16L-arginineat most 0.97 mg
  17. 17Beta-alanineat most 0.91 mg
  18. 18Monoammonium glycyrrhizinateat most 0.86 mg
  19. 19GABAat most 0.81 mg
  20. 20L-tryptophanat most 0.77 mg
  21. 21L-carnitine HClat most 0.74 mg

From the printed panel text quoted in the brief, in label order. The label prints no amount for any single blend name; the ceilings are 15.47 divided by the place number (21 CFR 101.36 orders blend names by weight).

Those are ceilings, not amounts. See the blend page for the arithmetic and the ingredients page for each name's evidence.

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Claims vs evidence

Do the website claims match the SodaBurn label and the research?

Not all of them. Some sales claims lack a source we could find, and some words differ from the label. Each is answered below with evidence.

"100% natural" and "no harmful artificial stimulants" are seller words. Guarana and green tea extract contain caffeine, a stimulant that occurs in plants. Natural does not mean safe (FDA, How much caffeine is too much).

  1. Front of the label“Supports Daily Fat Metabolism†”The dagger leads to the FDA statement: not evaluated, and not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. FDA does not approve supplements before they are sold. We found no study of this blend, and NIH says little is known about whether weight loss supplements work. (FDA, Q&A on Dietary Supplements) (NIH ODS, Weight loss supplements)
  2. Front of the label“Helps Control Cravings & Appetite†”Single ingredients in the blend have been studied for appetite: capsaicinoids reduced appetite in some trials, and guarana is promoted for it. Reviews call the results small or mixed, and none tested this blend or its amounts. (Whiting 2012, Capsaicinoids review) (MSK, Guarana)
  3. Front of the label“Promotes Clean Energy & Focus†”The blend names two caffeine sources, guarana and green tea. The label does not print the caffeine. 'Clean' is not a measured term. FDA lists fast heartbeat, jitters and insomnia among caffeine's warning signs. (FDA, How much caffeine is too much) (NCCIH, Green tea)
  4. Seller's page“Accelerate fat burning as fuel”No source we found tests SodaBurn for this. A review of 54 trials found insufficient evidence to recommend any herbal medicine for weight loss, and the best single-ingredient results were small. (Maunder 2020, Herbal medicines for weight loss) (NIH ODS, Weight loss supplements)
  5. Seller's page“100% natural support” and “no harmful artificial stimulants”Natural does not always mean safe. Guarana and green tea extract contain caffeine, a stimulant that occurs in plants, and green tea extract has been linked to liver injury in rare cases. (NIH ODS, What You Need to Know) (NCCIH, Green tea)
  6. Seller's page“Ketogenic-friendly” and “Low-carb friendly”The label panel in our material shows no carbohydrate line and no ketone ingredient. Whether a liquid fits a diet plan depends on your whole day of eating, which a supplement does not set. (CDC, Steps for losing weight)
  7. Seller's page“Does SodaBurn really help with weight loss?”The honest answer is that no study tested SodaBurn. CDC advice for weight loss is built on eating, activity, sleep and stress, at about 1 to 2 pounds a week, and its page does not mention supplements. (CDC, Steps for losing weight) (NIDDK, Safe weight-loss programs)
  8. Seller's page“FDA Registered”The label does not print it. A facility being registered is not FDA approval of a product, and FDA does not approve supplements before sale. (FDA, Q&A on Dietary Supplements)

Claims as printed on the brand panels. Health claims in ads need competent and reliable scientific evidence, generally human trials of the same product (FTC, Health Products Guidance).

What to do

Which should I trust, the SodaBurn label or the sales page?

Trust the label on your bottle first. Use a sales page for price and shipping, and confirm both at the live checkout.

  • Compare your bottle with the 22 lines above.
  • Photograph the lot code and keep it with your order ID.
  • Call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 about any difference.

Ask a doctor or pharmacist first if you take diabetes medicine, blood thinners, blood pressure or heart medicine, stimulants or seizure medicine. Keep taking prescribed medicine. Our legitimacy check covers the rest.

FAQ

SodaBurn questions people ask

Does SodaBurn have six ingredients?

No. The seller's page names six, but the panel text lists 22 lines: chromium plus 21 names in one 15.47 mg blend. When the two differ, the label wins.

Why does the SodaBurn website list fewer ingredients?

We do not know. A shorter list may be a sales choice. It leaves out names that appear on the panel. Follow the label on your bottle and ask the order desk if unsure.

Is SodaBurn a gummy?

No. The seller page's social title says gummies, but SodaBurn is liquid drops in a 1 fl oz (30 ml) amber glass dropper bottle. The label wins.

Which SodaBurn ingredients are not on the website?

We cannot list them, because our material does not say which six the seller page names. The panel's 22 lines are the full record we hold.

Where can I see the real SodaBurn label?

Look at your own bottle. We hold the front of the label as an image and the panel as text from the brief, with no panel photo. Tell the website inbox about any difference.

Is SodaBurn 100% natural?

We cannot say. The label does not use that phrase. Guarana and green tea leaf extract contain caffeine, and natural does not mean safe (FDA, How much caffeine is too much).

Who wrote this

Written and reviewed by

Written byThe SodaBurn label deskIsodaburn, USA Authorized SodaBurn Retailer

Pages built from the label, the brand panels and linked NIH, FDA, CDC, FTC and peer-reviewed sources.

Medically reviewed byDr. Richard Kowalsky, MD, PhysicianRole: Medical reviewerReview date: October 31, 2026

Last updated . Read our editorial standards and how we check reviews. This website is the information site for a USA Authorized SodaBurn Retailer. It is not the manufacturer or a distributor named on the label. We earn money when you buy through our order links.

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