Get immediate energy with no sugar crash and no calories.

A. The science behind our inhaler products indicates that the active ingredients are quickly and completely absorbed through the lungs into the bloodstream. The alcohol in our inhalers kills viruses and germs and it thins the mucosal membranes in the lungs, improving absorption. Alcohol has also been shown to improve respiration. As long as the active ingredients have already been shown to be safe and effective by ingestion or other means, they are safe and effective when inhaled.

A. Believe it or not, it’s safer in most respects than drinking caffeine. First of all, only a tiny amount is required because it goes directly into your bloodstream, giving a nice energy uptick in about 30 seconds, but drastically cutting down on total milligrams. The Mayo Clinic says ingesting over 400 mg of caffeine a day is unhealthy, but a single energy drink might have 2-300 mg! Plus, when you drink it, it has a harmful effect on the liver. So it’s a safe, healthier alternative.

A. There is approximately 2-3 mg of caffeine per dose with our inhalers. Since inhaling the product delivers caffeine straight to your bloodstream through your lungs it is much more potent than something you might ingest (coffee, energy drink, pills, etc). An average can of caffeinated soda has between 40-60 mg of caffeine, but the amount that actually reaches the bloodstream is 10-20% of that. So most people fee about the same effect from the inhaler as they would drinking a can of soda. The biggest difference of course is that the inhaler delivers it immediately, and there is no sugar, carbonation or other garbage, just pure caffeine :)

A. No. Taking a breath of mist with our inhaler is a different experience than smoking or vaping. It is a very similar experience to using an asthma inhaler. The mist comes out of the inhaler pretty quickly, so it may make you cough at first. However after a few times, most people adjust quickly to the new experience. If the mist deposits on the back of your throat, it may cause a burning sensation, drinking water helps alleviate the sensation quickly.

A. It can be used any time you need it.

A. It can be used anywhere you need it, including airplanes, at the office, in theaters, in restaurants, etc.

A. Guarana & Caffeine

A. No, there are no sugars or calories in our inhalers.

A. About 2 milligrams per breath.

A. Each breath delivers a precise volume (75 microliters) of the formula with a precise amount of the active ingredient. The amount of the active ingredient per breath is determined and controlled during production of the inhaler. Ultimately, you control the amount of active ingredient you receive by controlling the number and timing of the breaths you take.

A. We generally recommend taking no more than 2-3 breaths of any of our inhaler products per hour. We recommend not taking more than 6 doses of inhaled caffeine per day.

A. Currently, you can purchase all of our available products on this site and on Amazon.

A. Our inhalers do use FDA approved pressurized metered-dose inhaler (pMDI) devices and propellant and FDA generally recognized as safe (GRAS) components for all of our products. In addition, we manufacture all of our products according to current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) to ensure their quality for our customers.

A. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, do NOT use our inhaler products.

A. Talk to your doctor before using CCL products (or any health supplement) especially if you take medications.

A. Talk to your doctor before using CCL products, especially if you have any of the following conditions: A sodium-restricted diet Heart disease, recent heart attack, or irregular heartbeat High blood pressure not controlled with medication Stomach ulcer Diabetes

A. We uses HFA 134 as the propellant to form the mist. HFA 134 is generally recognized as safe by the FDA and is the same propellant used in asthma inhalers.

A. Our inhaled products expire two years from the date of manufacture. The expiration date is printed on each inhaler canister.

A. It depends on where you live. The inhaler must be stored between 0° and 110° F. High temperatures could cause the inhaler canister to leak. If the temperature outside is within that range, it should be ok to store it in your car.

A. Yes, each breath from our inhalers contains about 75 microliters of alcohol, which is a very, very small amount. It is so small in fact, that there is no physiological effect from the alcohol in our inhalers.

A. Most importantly, keep all CCL products out of the reach of children. Although our inhalers have very low doses of the active ingredients, if your child shows signs of overdose, immediately call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 (US) and seek medical help.

A. If it comes in contact with the skin or eyes, quickly and thoroughly rinse the area with running water.

A. Aeroshot was a very different product than ours and made a claim it should not have. Our inhaler is a dietary supplement extracted from the botanical, guarana. The caffeine in our product is a natural component of guarana, but not the only component. The guarana extract is absorbed through the mouth and lungs, instead of through the digestive tract.
The truth is that the Aeroshot product is not similar to our inhaler. The Aeroshot product was labeled as a dry powder inhaler (DPI), although it was not actually an inhaler at all. This was the primary concern expressed by the FDA in the “warning” letter sent to Aeroshot. They had mislabeled the product as an inhaler.
That said, even if the Aeroshot product was a DPI, then it is still not like our inhaler. Our inhaler is a true, aerosol, inhaler designed using the same components used in asthma inhalers. The propellant atomizes the guarana extract and makes very small droplets that can travel into the lungs. Some deposition does occur within the mouth where it is absorbed through the lining of the mouth. Most of the aerosol travels to the lungs where it is absorbed quickly into the blood stream. This enables a small, precise amount of caffeine in the guarana extract to be delivered quickly to the brain where it provides a sense of alertness. Since a caffeine DPI would deliver caffeine powder to the lungs, it would give a much higher dose.
In the letter to Aeroshot, the FDA stated its concerns about fast delivery of caffeine through the lungs to the brain. However, it has no data to suggest inhalation of caffeine dangerous. It suggested further study. Our search of the literature indicates that taking powered caffeine is very dangerous, because you can ingest enough caffeine to poison yourself, before you feel its affects. This has resulted in a few deaths by ingestion. However, the science behind inhaling small doses of caffeine where you feel the effects immediately, suggests inhalation is likely safer than ingestion of caffeine. Our tests show that using our inhaler more than the suggested dose (1-2 breaths per hour) will result in nausea, before a dose of caffeine large enough to cause injury can be consumed. If you use our inhaler according to the directions, it is safe.

A.

A.

A. The science behind our inhaler products indicates that the active ingredients are quickly and completely absorbed through the lungs into the bloodstream. The alcohol in our inhalers kills viruses and germs and it thins the mucosal membranes in the lungs, improving absorption. Alcohol has also been shown to improve respiration. As long as the active ingredients have already been shown to be safe and effective by ingestion or other means, they are safe and effective when inhaled.

A. Believe it or not, it’s safer in most respects than drinking caffeine. First of all, only a tiny amount is required because it goes directly into your bloodstream, giving a nice energy uptick in about 30 seconds, but drastically cutting down on total milligrams. The Mayo Clinic says ingesting over 400 mg of caffeine a day is unhealthy, but a single energy drink might have 2-300 mg! Plus, when you drink it, it has a harmful effect on the liver. So it’s a safe, healthier alternative.

A. There is approximately 2-3 mg of caffeine per dose with our inhalers. Since inhaling the product delivers caffeine straight to your bloodstream through your lungs it is much more potent than something you might ingest (coffee, energy drink, pills, etc). An average can of caffeinated soda has between 40-60 mg of caffeine, but the amount that actually reaches the bloodstream is 10-20% of that. So most people fee about the same effect from the inhaler as they would drinking a can of soda. The biggest difference of course is that the inhaler delivers it immediately, and there is no sugar, carbonation or other garbage, just pure caffeine :)

A. No. Taking a breath of mist with our inhaler is a different experience than smoking or vaping. It is a very similar experience to using an asthma inhaler. The mist comes out of the inhaler pretty quickly, so it may make you cough at first. However after a few times, most people adjust quickly to the new experience. If the mist deposits on the back of your throat, it may cause a burning sensation, drinking water helps alleviate the sensation quickly.

A. It can be used any time you need it.

A. It can be used anywhere you need it, including airplanes, at the office, in theaters, in restaurants, etc.

A. Guarana & Caffeine

A. No, there are no sugars or calories in our inhalers.

A. About 2 milligrams per breath.

A. Each breath delivers a precise volume (75 microliters) of the formula with a precise amount of the active ingredient. The amount of the active ingredient per breath is determined and controlled during production of the inhaler. Ultimately, you control the amount of active ingredient you receive by controlling the number and timing of the breaths you take.

A. We generally recommend taking no more than 2-3 breaths of any of our inhaler products per hour. We recommend not taking more than 6 doses of inhaled caffeine per day.

A. Currently, you can purchase all of our available products on this site and on Amazon.

A. Our inhalers do use FDA approved pressurized metered-dose inhaler (pMDI) devices and propellant and FDA generally recognized as safe (GRAS) components for all of our products. In addition, we manufacture all of our products according to current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) to ensure their quality for our customers.

A. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, do NOT use our inhaler products.

A. Talk to your doctor before using CCL products (or any health supplement) especially if you take medications.

A. Talk to your doctor before using CCL products, especially if you have any of the following conditions: A sodium-restricted diet Heart disease, recent heart attack, or irregular heartbeat High blood pressure not controlled with medication Stomach ulcer Diabetes

A. We uses HFA 134 as the propellant to form the mist. HFA 134 is generally recognized as safe by the FDA and is the same propellant used in asthma inhalers.

A. Our inhaled products expire two years from the date of manufacture. The expiration date is printed on each inhaler canister.

A. It depends on where you live. The inhaler must be stored between 0° and 110° F. High temperatures could cause the inhaler canister to leak. If the temperature outside is within that range, it should be ok to store it in your car.

A. Yes, each breath from our inhalers contains about 75 microliters of alcohol, which is a very, very small amount. It is so small in fact, that there is no physiological effect from the alcohol in our inhalers.

A. Most importantly, keep all CCL products out of the reach of children. Although our inhalers have very low doses of the active ingredients, if your child shows signs of overdose, immediately call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 (US) and seek medical help.

A. If it comes in contact with the skin or eyes, quickly and thoroughly rinse the area with running water.

A. Aeroshot was a very different product than ours and made a claim it should not have. Our inhaler is a dietary supplement extracted from the botanical, guarana. The caffeine in our product is a natural component of guarana, but not the only component. The guarana extract is absorbed through the mouth and lungs, instead of through the digestive tract.
The truth is that the Aeroshot product is not similar to our inhaler. The Aeroshot product was labeled as a dry powder inhaler (DPI), although it was not actually an inhaler at all. This was the primary concern expressed by the FDA in the “warning” letter sent to Aeroshot. They had mislabeled the product as an inhaler.
That said, even if the Aeroshot product was a DPI, then it is still not like our inhaler. Our inhaler is a true, aerosol, inhaler designed using the same components used in asthma inhalers. The propellant atomizes the guarana extract and makes very small droplets that can travel into the lungs. Some deposition does occur within the mouth where it is absorbed through the lining of the mouth. Most of the aerosol travels to the lungs where it is absorbed quickly into the blood stream. This enables a small, precise amount of caffeine in the guarana extract to be delivered quickly to the brain where it provides a sense of alertness. Since a caffeine DPI would deliver caffeine powder to the lungs, it would give a much higher dose.
In the letter to Aeroshot, the FDA stated its concerns about fast delivery of caffeine through the lungs to the brain. However, it has no data to suggest inhalation of caffeine dangerous. It suggested further study. Our search of the literature indicates that taking powered caffeine is very dangerous, because you can ingest enough caffeine to poison yourself, before you feel its affects. This has resulted in a few deaths by ingestion. However, the science behind inhaling small doses of caffeine where you feel the effects immediately, suggests inhalation is likely safer than ingestion of caffeine. Our tests show that using our inhaler more than the suggested dose (1-2 breaths per hour) will result in nausea, before a dose of caffeine large enough to cause injury can be consumed. If you use our inhaler according to the directions, it is safe.

A.

A.

A. The science behind our inhaler products indicates that the active ingredients are quickly and completely absorbed through the lungs into the bloodstream. The alcohol in our inhalers kills viruses and germs and it thins the mucosal membranes in the lungs, improving absorption. Alcohol has also been shown to improve respiration. As long as the active ingredients have already been shown to be safe and effective by ingestion or other means, they are safe and effective when inhaled.

A. Believe it or not, it’s safer in most respects than drinking caffeine. First of all, only a tiny amount is required because it goes directly into your bloodstream, giving a nice energy uptick in about 30 seconds, but drastically cutting down on total milligrams. The Mayo Clinic says ingesting over 400 mg of caffeine a day is unhealthy, but a single energy drink might have 2-300 mg! Plus, when you drink it, it has a harmful effect on the liver. So it’s a safe, healthier alternative.

A. There is approximately 2-3 mg of caffeine per dose with our inhalers. Since inhaling the product delivers caffeine straight to your bloodstream through your lungs it is much more potent than something you might ingest (coffee, energy drink, pills, etc). An average can of caffeinated soda has between 40-60 mg of caffeine, but the amount that actually reaches the bloodstream is 10-20% of that. So most people fee about the same effect from the inhaler as they would drinking a can of soda. The biggest difference of course is that the inhaler delivers it immediately, and there is no sugar, carbonation or other garbage, just pure caffeine :)

A. No. Taking a breath of mist with our inhaler is a different experience than smoking or vaping. It is a very similar experience to using an asthma inhaler. The mist comes out of the inhaler pretty quickly, so it may make you cough at first. However after a few times, most people adjust quickly to the new experience. If the mist deposits on the back of your throat, it may cause a burning sensation, drinking water helps alleviate the sensation quickly.

A. It can be used any time you need it.

A. It can be used anywhere you need it, including airplanes, at the office, in theaters, in restaurants, etc.

A. Guarana & Caffeine

A. No, there are no sugars or calories in our inhalers.

A. About 2 milligrams per breath.

A. Each breath delivers a precise volume (75 microliters) of the formula with a precise amount of the active ingredient. The amount of the active ingredient per breath is determined and controlled during production of the inhaler. Ultimately, you control the amount of active ingredient you receive by controlling the number and timing of the breaths you take.

A. We generally recommend taking no more than 2-3 breaths of any of our inhaler products per hour. We recommend not taking more than 6 doses of inhaled caffeine per day.

A. Currently, you can purchase all of our available products on this site and on Amazon.

A. Our inhalers do use FDA approved pressurized metered-dose inhaler (pMDI) devices and propellant and FDA generally recognized as safe (GRAS) components for all of our products. In addition, we manufacture all of our products according to current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) to ensure their quality for our customers.

A. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, do NOT use our inhaler products.

A. Talk to your doctor before using CCL products (or any health supplement) especially if you take medications.

A. Talk to your doctor before using CCL products, especially if you have any of the following conditions: A sodium-restricted diet Heart disease, recent heart attack, or irregular heartbeat High blood pressure not controlled with medication Stomach ulcer Diabetes

A. We uses HFA 134 as the propellant to form the mist. HFA 134 is generally recognized as safe by the FDA and is the same propellant used in asthma inhalers.

A. Our inhaled products expire two years from the date of manufacture. The expiration date is printed on each inhaler canister.

A. It depends on where you live. The inhaler must be stored between 0° and 110° F. High temperatures could cause the inhaler canister to leak. If the temperature outside is within that range, it should be ok to store it in your car.

A. Yes, each breath from our inhalers contains about 75 microliters of alcohol, which is a very, very small amount. It is so small in fact, that there is no physiological effect from the alcohol in our inhalers.

A. Most importantly, keep all CCL products out of the reach of children. Although our inhalers have very low doses of the active ingredients, if your child shows signs of overdose, immediately call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 (US) and seek medical help.

A. If it comes in contact with the skin or eyes, quickly and thoroughly rinse the area with running water.

A. Aeroshot was a very different product than ours and made a claim it should not have. Our inhaler is a dietary supplement extracted from the botanical, guarana. The caffeine in our product is a natural component of guarana, but not the only component. The guarana extract is absorbed through the mouth and lungs, instead of through the digestive tract.
The truth is that the Aeroshot product is not similar to our inhaler. The Aeroshot product was labeled as a dry powder inhaler (DPI), although it was not actually an inhaler at all. This was the primary concern expressed by the FDA in the “warning” letter sent to Aeroshot. They had mislabeled the product as an inhaler.
That said, even if the Aeroshot product was a DPI, then it is still not like our inhaler. Our inhaler is a true, aerosol, inhaler designed using the same components used in asthma inhalers. The propellant atomizes the guarana extract and makes very small droplets that can travel into the lungs. Some deposition does occur within the mouth where it is absorbed through the lining of the mouth. Most of the aerosol travels to the lungs where it is absorbed quickly into the blood stream. This enables a small, precise amount of caffeine in the guarana extract to be delivered quickly to the brain where it provides a sense of alertness. Since a caffeine DPI would deliver caffeine powder to the lungs, it would give a much higher dose.
In the letter to Aeroshot, the FDA stated its concerns about fast delivery of caffeine through the lungs to the brain. However, it has no data to suggest inhalation of caffeine dangerous. It suggested further study. Our search of the literature indicates that taking powered caffeine is very dangerous, because you can ingest enough caffeine to poison yourself, before you feel its affects. This has resulted in a few deaths by ingestion. However, the science behind inhaling small doses of caffeine where you feel the effects immediately, suggests inhalation is likely safer than ingestion of caffeine. Our tests show that using our inhaler more than the suggested dose (1-2 breaths per hour) will result in nausea, before a dose of caffeine large enough to cause injury can be consumed. If you use our inhaler according to the directions, it is safe.

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A.