“Gives you a buzz”? Excuse me for asking but if You’re wanting me to put something in my body that’s going to “give me a buzz” you had better be super transparent about what exact chemicals are involved. Care to divulge?

I don't know the sun chaser team and I am based in Australia so the product is not available to me but I will say that this thread is such a disappointment. The Product Hunt presence and community is an amazing way to start my day. I love seeing people from all over the world solve problems to suit all levels of Maslow's hierarchy. I no longer drink myself but do have ADD and would love an alternative treat every once an while that gives some calm and a little buzz to enjoy the end of a day or day out. I am a grown ass adult and what I put down my throat is my responsibility. I apologise to the Sun Chaser team in advance because I am usually tight lipped with my opinions but it seems some small minded village that lacks the critical thinking skills to engage in a meaningful and curious way around your product didn't get the memo. The questions and commentary from the Product Hunt community is just outright childish and disappointing in the case of Sun Chaser. None of you that made criticism could be bothered to click ONE button to a well documented website. How do you think this reflects on you? None of you have the expertise to back any of the claims you are making re salt, supplement causation or the like. So why run with your ego and ask unsubstantiated questions or make commentary? @michael_andreuzza : Where on there website or in any claim did they say: "You make think you are saving the world but you ain't." - Honestly mate. The rest of the comments were thoughtless. Honestly: " I feel kinda annoyed that the premise is that you can't have a good time without a chemical "buzz". Alcohol has never passed my lips and I'm a grown man who has had plenty of good times without any artificially induced phenomena". The Sun Chaser brand has never stated that you can't have a good time without a buzz or without alcohol. They are a lifestyle option. Be proud of your chemical abstinence but don't expect others to follow suit. Open your mind to the way others live. Did you ever consider that Sun Chaser could be the next step down for a tempted alcoholic trying to make a change? Or a money conscious extravert who drinks a little too much who cant bring themselves to make a radical change but is happy to step down from a $16 cocktail at a bar and buy a $6.25 drink and enjoy their company of their friends? Did you? At what point did this product ever have to serve you? There is a whole world out there mate. I for one am proud of anyone who is willing to make any change, big or small, that benefits their health. @mickc79 : You could not be bothered to click through to a well documented site to validate or clarify any of your questions or concerns? It is clearly not a product to your liking so... the other comments were just silly and did't provide the community or the brand any constructive value. @shloky - That's why they have a website. Click the button. @surfinzap Spectral analysis of Himalayan salt is an open study and the modern diet usually consumes 4-5x of the recommended salt without question. Interesting that the minority ingredient was your focus when you clearly do not approve of the product. I am unsure if your sensitivity to salt in products is because you are from the Czech republic and they are third biggest consumers of salt in Europe? I was blessed to have family from Prague and their phenomenal imported cured meats and traditional recipes left me thirsty. So if you are aware that salt in your countries national diet is an issue then advocate BUT don't assume the intentions of the ingredients of a brand you do not know is out to elevate sales. @ryan_haft1 Is it? You tell us? A disruptive pointless question that does nothing for the community. @bluebirdanthorn Amber, Did you even click one button to realise the disclaimers? I get it, I have on two medications that have strict interaction warnings but it is first and foremost our responsibility as consumers to make a wise and informed decision. They did their due diligence and published it publicly. They make no medical, nutritional or therapeutic claims that breach the federal TGA regulations or the FDA's. @zenseb Honestly, if the product is not for you and your reductionist approach to commerce is what helps then fine, but your comment only helps yourself. Spending your hard earned money means making informed decisions. Let everyone do that for themselves. It is called being an adult. @zanderseo A great question that supports the culture of PH. The above didn't get the memo. @nava_niki_tamjidi : Your comment is exactly what this community is all about. @luchancock, @casey_herger, @brandon_devnich @mikeattack @zachgripenstraw <<< Supportive part of the community. Thank you. @ryan_haft1 Is it? You tell us? A disruptive pointless question that does nothing for the community. To @nellie_coffy and @joce_strad - Again, I apologise for the above but those who took their time to craft pointless questions, make unfounded claims and contribute ZERO to a new brands beginnings is just unacceptable. I hope my responses have not damaged your brands presence in the Product Hunt community in anyway but enough is enough. You both responded with such poise and humility. I wish you all the best with Sun Chaser and beyond. If you do make it to Australia I will be sure to give it a go...And yes I have put me email on the list. And to @rrhoover - I don't believe in censoring but surely there is a way to filter such nuisance chatter out of such an amazing community??

They really need a disclaimer to say that you can't take this drink if you're on medication ie anti depressants due to 5-HTP as one of the ingredients. 5-HTP Increases the serotonin in your brain and should be avoided if you're already taking medication for depression or anxiety.

Hey Product Hunt! Joce from Sun Chaser here. After a year of hard work, we're excited to share Sun Chaser with you and your tribe. This is the first alcohol-free, caffeine-free drink that actually gives you a buzz. We couldn't find anything in stores that gave us the best of both worlds, our health and a good buzz, so we made one. Sun Chaser is a ready-to-drink alcohol-alternative, which makes it great for an endless number of use cases. Indoor/ outdoor, daytime/nighttime. Bring to the park, pre-game, or party. Whatever floats your boat. Our "buzz" comes from four naturally-occurring nootropic supplements, each of which can be found in the supplement aisle of your local grocery store: L-Theanine, GABA, Cordyceps and 5-HTP. To learn more please visit our FAQ page. We made Sun Chaser for anyone who wants to enjoy the best a good buzz offers without sacrificing their health in exchange. Curious? Learn more at drinksunchaser.com

How do you guys compare/differ from Kin?

Himalayan sea salt (as one of the ingredients) is a nice euphemism to say there is a salt that would make you feel dehydrated and crave for another drink.

Congrats on the preorder launch @joce_strad @nellie_coffy! I get really bad hangovers no matter how much water I drink before going to bed. I can't wait to try the new buzz! ☀️🎉

$11 for l-theanine, gaba, cordyceps and 5-HTP in a can.... Who is this for? The cost of a 4-pack gets you 100 doses of these widely available supplements.

What an innovative product! Super excited to try it and welcome it into the product market!

Hi, good idea :) Sometimes people choose alcohol-free drink because of they need to drive after party, can I drive the car after this drink? It's more interesting to me from the side of my condition than the law.

This looks so cool! And it gives a buzz! I'm pre-ordering NEOWW!

Would love to try but doesn't look like you ship to Canada yet.

I can't wait to try it! My under 21 self is so excited to FEEL THE BUZZ!

Would love to give this a go! Are you available in France?

Personally, I would treat this as an alcoholic/psychotropic substance drink. Why? The problem is the effect that alcohol produces. Examples. Smoking cigarettes has not notables secondary effects on the way you perceive reality, If I eat many doughnuts they make me "fugly", but because I am still living in reality is not forbidden or regulated. You make think you are saving the world but you ain't. Buying a drink to just get drunk... L-Theanine can cause headaches,nausea and make you irritated...just saying. Gaba gives you a depress mood, nause...and more. And a big etc,...

Go for a run instead and you will get your own free buzz!

Good concept, people should be careful before drinking this. Although these ingredients are found on your grocery aisle, you don't know how it will interact with an individual. How will it interact with medications people are taking? ---- Now, If I was a founder of this company, Here are few things i would do: - Add some sort of TOS/Privacy and a disclaimer - Add video testimonials - Order Third-party testing on the drink and publish report publicly - Market it using Influencers - Leverage veterans with PTSD to create better appeal - I am not sure if i agree with Name, but it's fine etc... There is more but that's just top of my head. I would love to learn & discuss more.

How is this different from Kin? Did you explore using Beta-Alinine or other doping agents for specialty needs/wants of consumers? I like the idea, take a look at the doped beverages in Nordic Markets; to me they've been ahead the curve when it comes to market demand for specialty beverages and could be helpful.

Isn't cordyceps the fungus that turns ants into zombies?

I feel like it looks like I'm picking on this product, but I'm not. However I feel kinda annoyed that the premise is that you can't have a good time without a chemical "buzz". Alcohol has never passed my lips and I'm a grown man who has had plenty of good times without any artificially induced phenomena.