Most SodaSlim pages lead with metabolism claims. The more useful fact is the one on the Supplement Facts panel: this is a stimulant-containing capsule, and that single number decides whether it's a fit for you before any other question matters.
Put in context against things you already know, so you can judge it against what you already drink.
SodaSlim's label discloses 138 mg of caffeine anhydrous. On top of that, the green tea extract and green coffee bean extract each contribute naturally occurring caffeine, so your real intake per capsule sits somewhat above 138 mg — the exact total isn't published.
In practical terms: one capsule is roughly a strong cup and a half of coffee, before you count anything else you drink that day. Health authorities generally treat 400 mg daily as an upper limit for most healthy adults — so this leaves room, but it isn't a trivial addition. If you already run on several coffees, the honest move is to subtract one rather than stack on top.

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Manufactured in the United States in a GMP-certified, FDA-registered facility. Dietary supplements are not FDA-approved the way prescription drugs are — "FDA-registered" describes the plant, not approval of the product or its claims.
Despite the name, SodaSlim isn't a fizzy drink or a powder you mix. It's a once-daily capsule — 30 per bottle, one per day — marketed to support metabolism, appetite balance and daily energy alongside a normal diet and regular movement.
The formula is short by supplement standards: one stimulant and four plant extracts. That brevity is arguably a strength. There's no twenty-ingredient blend to unpack, and the ingredients themselves are the most recognisable names in the weight-management category. Read the full overview or the ingredient guide.
One stimulant, four plant extracts. Here's what each is doing in the formula.
A concentrated, dried form of caffeine. It's the formula's active driver for energy and the reason timing and stimulant tolerance matter here more than in most supplements.
Made from tea leaves and among the most-studied plant extracts in the category. Contributes catechins plus additional naturally occurring caffeine on top of the disclosed figure.
Derived from unroasted coffee beans, which retain compounds that roasting reduces — chlorogenic acids in particular. Also adds naturally occurring caffeine.
Sourced from the rind of the garcinia fruit and long-standing in this category. Extraction and standardisation specifics differ between brands, so amounts aren't comparable across products by name alone.
An aromatic compound naturally found in raspberries, also produced industrially for supplement use. Familiar from the category's marketing; the human research behind it is thinner than the name recognition suggests.
A plant-based capsule shell rather than gelatin, which makes the format suitable for most vegetarian diets.
The brand's own guidance is unusually sensible on this — worth repeating rather than dressing up.
One capsule, same time each day. Morning specifically, because 138 mg of caffeine taken late will affect your sleep — and poor sleep works against everything else you're trying to do.
The brand states plainly that SodaSlim supports balanced meals, regular movement and hydration rather than replacing them. That's the correct framing, and it's the difference between a supplement helping and disappointing.
Published guidance suggests evaluating after 60–90 days of consistent use. Anything you notice in week one is the caffeine, not the formula.
SodaSlim is a dietary supplement, not a treatment for obesity or any medical condition, and nothing here is medical advice. If weight is affecting your health, that's a conversation worth having with a doctor rather than a decision to make from a supplement label.
Brand-published customer statements, not independently audited outcomes. See our reviews guide for what the independent record does — and doesn't — contain.
“I swapped my second coffee for this rather than adding it. That felt like the sensible way to do it, and mornings have been steadier since.”
“One capsule is easy to remember, which matters more than I expected. I'd given up on anything needing three doses a day.”
“I take it early. Learned the hard way that taking it after lunch was a bad idea — there's real caffeine in these.”
Rating graphic is brand-supplied marketing material, not a verified aggregate from an independent review platform. Individual results vary.
Three bundle sizes. Each bottle is a 30-day supply at one capsule daily.
A 60-day window gives you a reasonable trial period — which matters for a product whose own guidance says to evaluate over 60–90 days. Start the clock knowingly and keep your paperwork.
Full detail on our refund policy page.
Five guides covering the label, the caffeine question, the marketed benefits and the review record.
Format, positioning, who it's for — and why the name misleads people into expecting a drink.
Read the guide →What each ingredient is believed to do, where the research is real, and where it's thinner than the marketing.
Read the guide →All five, in detail — plus the caffeine math and what the disclosure gaps mean for you.
Read the guide →What it's marketed to support, framed honestly against what a supplement can and can't do.
Read the guide →Why much of the review coverage is unreliable, and what's actually verifiable instead.
Read the guide →Every SodaSlim guide in one place, from caffeine facts to checkout terms.
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The label discloses 138 mg of caffeine anhydrous per capsule. The green tea and green coffee bean extracts add further naturally occurring caffeine on top, so your real intake is somewhat higher — the exact total isn't published. For reference, a cup of brewed coffee is around 95 mg.
Five ingredients: caffeine anhydrous, green tea extract, green coffee bean extract, garcinia extract and raspberry ketone, in a vegetable cellulose capsule. Any page listing chromium picolinate, glucomannan or a B-complex is describing something else.
One capsule daily with water, in the morning. Each bottle holds 30 capsules — a 30-day supply. Morning timing isn't optional advice given the caffeine content; taking it later will affect sleep.
Anyone under 18, anyone pregnant or nursing, and anyone sensitive to stimulants. Talk to a doctor first if you have high blood pressure or a heart condition, manage anxiety or sleep problems, or take prescription medication.
No, and the brand doesn't claim it will. Its own guidance says SodaSlim supports balanced meals, regular movement and hydration rather than replacing them. Treat it as one part of a routine.
Published guidance points to 60–90 days of consistent use. Anything noticeable in the first week is the caffeine doing what caffeine does, not the formula.
Yes — 60 days. Save your order confirmation, contact support inside the window, follow the return instructions provided, and keep proof of return shipping.
Through the official website. Marketplace listings aren't authorised, and the guarantee is unlikely to apply to them.