NoDoz Recall Leads Consumers to Seek Other Caffeine Supplements

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Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 12, 2012 -- In Early January, 2012, Novartus recalled some bottles of NoDoz, a caffeine pill it manufactures. The recall was issued due to issues at a single plant. The USA Today reports, "Novartis said that some of the bottles of headache medicine Excedrin and caffeine caplets NoDoz with expiration dates of Dec. 20, 2014, or earlier will be subject to the recall. Some of the packages of pain medicine Bufferin and stomach medicine Gas-X with expiration dates of Dec. 20, 2013,or earlier will also be affected."

Luckily, consumers have many replacements to choose from. Other plain caffeine pills exist, sold under brand names like Jet Alert, and are available online and at retail stores like Walmart.

However, a growing number of consumers are choosing newer products like the Good Morning Pill, a leading energy-vitamin that provides a longer, steadier boost of energy through its proprietary blend of ingredients.*

The Good Morning Pill contains caffeine, but also contains important nutrients - B-Vitamins to stimulate metabolism, vitamin C to promote immune health, and an amino acid to promote overall wellness.* The pill has been engineered to be absorbed in a manner that leads to a moderate and sustained boost of energy.

Early adopters have been extremely pleased with the Good Morning Pill; one reviewer, on Amazon.com, writes: "Good Morning Pill was just released, so I gave it a try after reading some initial hype. I've been struggling to be energized at the office and relying on cup after cup of coffee to stay awake. After a groggy morning following a holiday weekend, I tried a GMP at 8am. The effects were soon apparent and lasted through the afternoon; I had energy all morning and afternoon WITHOUT a single cup of coffee. I am super impressed with the GMP and even more excited to save on not buying expensive Sbux and energy drinks every day. One pill in the morning and I'm good to go."

Customers looking to give the Good Morning Pill a try can view its Amazon.com product page (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0051BRR4A), or visit the company's website at GoodMorningPill.com. While NoDoz customers can expect to pay about the same for the Good Morning Pill, other users switching from energy drinks like Red Bull or energy shots like 5 Hour Energy can save up to $1000 per year.

Thankfully, many substitutes like the Good Morning Pill, Jet Alert and other products exist so that NoDoz consumers will not be burdened by the recall.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.

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