CODE Energy Honey Vanilla nutrition breakdown showing 20g carbohydrates, 150mg caffeine from guarana and green tea, 100mg L-theanine, 100mg sodium from sea salt, 60 calories per sachet
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CODE Energy Honey Vanilla nutrition breakdown showing 20g carbohydrates, 150mg caffeine from guarana and green tea, 100mg L-theanine, 100mg sodium from sea salt, 60 calories per sachet
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CODE Energy Honey Vanilla nutrition breakdown showing 20g carbohydrates, 150mg caffeine from guarana and green tea, 100mg L-theanine, 100mg sodium from sea salt, 60 calories per sachet
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Energy Honey - Vanilla

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Performance energy. Nothing extra.

Raw honey + caffeine from green tea and guarana for smooth, sustained output.

No synthetics. No crash.

Rip. Sip. Go.

Pack Size:

Nothing like a nectar.
CODE Nectar
Synthetic Pre-Workout
Regular Coffee
Energy Source
Raw honey → immediate glucose your body recognizes and uses
Maltodextrin / artificial sugars → spike, crash
Caffeine only → no real fuel
DELIVERY SYSTEM
Raw honey base → stable, bioavailable, built for absorption
Powder + water → synthetic, inefficient delivery
Liquid stimulant → no delivery system
energy curve
Smooth, sustained output → no spike, no crash
Sharp spike → inevitable crash
Fast hit → short-lived drop
INGREDIENT PROFILE
Whole-food inputs → nothing synthetic, nothing unnecessary
Endocrine disruptors, artificial flavors, dyes, fillers
Single input → incomplete system
DIGESTION
Easy, clean digestion → no bloating
Common discomfort → heavy, harsh
Acidic → can irritate

BACKED BY SCIENCE.

Real studies. Real claims.

Earnest et al. (2004) compared honey against maltodextrin as the carbohydrate source during a 64km cycling time trial. Honey matched maltodextrin for performance output, but produced a more stable blood glucose curve — fewer spikes, fewer crashes mid-effort. We deliver 20g of raw honey per sachet as the carbohydrate base.

Earnest, C.P., et al. (2004). Low vs. high glycemic index carbohydrate gel ingestion during simulated 64-km cycling time trial performance. J Strength Cond Res, 18(3), 466-472. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15320669/