Lot SOD-26/SE-1477 · 30 capsules · one a day
SodaSlim Official Website: A Once-Daily Metabolism and Appetite Capsule Led by Caffeine Anhydrous
One capsule each morning, and 30 of them to a bottle.
That makes one bottle one month, which keeps the arithmetic simple. Five actives sit behind it, caffeine anhydrous and green tea extract among them, and no Supplement Facts panel appears on any face of the artwork, so the milligrams are a question for the order desk. The ladder opens at $158 for two bottles and closes at $294 for six.
Further down: the five actives set against the amount each one’s published trials gave people, the three prices reduced to a cost a morning, the pattern hiding in the seller’s own review dates, the stimulant load and who should avoid it, and the five steps that actually start a refund.
Free US shipping on 3 & 6 bottles One-time payment, no subscription 60-day money-back guarantee
- One capsule a day
- 30 capsules a bottle
- 5 named actives
- 3–4 weeks typical wait
- 60-day guarantee
SodaSlim at a glance: a one-capsule morning routine
Eight answers before the page starts explaining anything, because most people arrive with a short list and leave once it is satisfied.
| What a buyer asks | What the bottle and the seller answer |
|---|---|
| What is it | A capsule for metabolic and appetite support, 30 to a bottle |
| The routine | One capsule daily, taken in the morning |
| How long a bottle lasts | Thirty days exactly, which makes the arithmetic easy |
| What is named | Caffeine anhydrous, green coffee bean, raspberry ketone, garcinia, green tea |
| Amounts | The artwork carries no Supplement Facts panel, so there are none to read |
| Smallest pack | Two bottles at $158, with postage added at checkout |
| Best price a bottle | $49 on six bottles, $294 in total, postage free |
| Guarantee | 60 days from the date of purchase |
Read from the bottle artwork and the seller's own order page on 19 September 2026.
Why appetite is the part SodaSlim is aimed at
Most people who look at a capsule like this one have already tried the obvious things. They have eaten less for a fortnight, and then eaten more for a weekend. They have walked further. What defeats the fortnight is rarely willpower in the abstract; it is the specific hour when the afternoon goes flat and something sweet becomes the easiest decision in the room.
That is the hour this formula is pointed at. Four of its five named ingredients are there for energy or for the feeling of having eaten enough, and the label says so in plain words: metabolic and appetite support, craving control and satiety, energy production from fat. Those are modest sentences, and they are deliberately modest, because a dietary supplement is allowed to describe a direction of travel and not a result.
So the fair question is not whether a capsule can replace the fortnight. It cannot. The fair question is whether the ingredients in it have ever made that particular hour easier for anyone in a controlled setting, and at what amounts. That is answerable, and the rest of this page answers it one ingredient at a time.
What SodaSlim is, in the seller's own terms
SodaSlim is a dietary supplement sold in bottles of thirty capsules, one capsule a day, with the morning named as the preferred time. The front of the bottle sets out four support lines and three manufacturing marks, and that is the extent of what the packaging tells a buyer.
- Metabolic & Appetite Support
- Supports Craving Control & Satiety
- Promotes Energy Production From Fat
- Helps Support Healthy Weight Management
Under those four lines the bottle carries Non-GMO, Made in USA with global ingredients, and GMP Certified. Thirty capsules and the words Dietary Supplement run along the base.
Everything else a reader might want lives somewhere other than the bottle. The five ingredient names come from the vendor's own INSIDE SODASLIM graphic, which agrees with the order desk's product sheet exactly. Amounts are the one thing neither of them supplies, and the section below headed honest label analysis is where this desk deals with that rather than repeating it in every paragraph.
Why buy SodaSlim through this desk rather than a marketplace
Four practical reasons, none of them about the capsule itself.
The refund window follows the order
The 60-day guarantee is attached to a purchase made through the seller's own checkout. A bottle bought from a third-party listing is a transaction with that seller, and their returns policy is the one that applies.
One desk handles tracking and refunds
Tracking, changes and refunds all go through +1 (302) 200-3480. The website address on this page can correct a typo or answer a question about the writing; it cannot see an order.
The lot is the one we publish
Lot SOD-26/SE-1477 and certificate reference SOD-1477-26-SE are the references this desk quotes. A bottle from a marketplace reseller may carry a different lot with a different storage history behind it.
The bonuses ride with the pack
The six digital extras the seller attaches to the three- and six-bottle rows arrive from the checkout. A resold bottle does not bring them, and no marketplace listing can hand them over.
The three jobs the five SodaSlim actives are doing
There is no single mechanism here. This is a stack of five separate ideas, and they pull in three directions: two are stimulants that raise the rate at which the body spends energy, two are aimed at appetite, and one is in the bottle on the strength of animal work alone. Setting them out separately is more useful than a sentence about synergy, which is what a sales page reaches for when the parts are uneven.
Caffeine raises the resting burn, and this is the best-supported step
Caffeine is the one ingredient here whose effect in people has been measured repeatedly. In the 1989 thermogenesis study, 100 mg raised the metabolic rate of both lean and post-obese volunteers for the hours after each dose, and repeated doses raised the whole day's energy expenditure. A 2017 trial showed the same pathway from a different angle, activating brown fat with tea catechins and caffeine together.
Green tea catechins are supposed to keep that step going
Catechins are proposed to slow the breakdown of the signal caffeine sends, which is why the two are so often sold together. A 2009 meta-analysis found catechin and caffeine mixtures produced a small average reduction in weight, and the Cochrane review that followed called the change small and not clinically important.
Chlorogenic acid from green coffee acts on glucose handling
Green coffee bean extract is not roasted, which is what leaves the chlorogenic acid intact. The proposal is that it slows how quickly carbohydrate is taken up after a meal. A 2023 review of twelve randomised trials found a small average change in body weight, at low certainty, and none of the trials it pooled measured absorption directly.
Hydroxycitric acid from garcinia is the appetite half
Garcinia's rind contains hydroxycitric acid, which blocks an enzyme in the fat-building pathway in a test tube. The appetite study tested whether that translates into eating less and found no effect on hunger, fullness or how much people ate.
Raspberry ketone is the one with no human evidence at all
The idea comes from a 2005 mouse and cell paper in which raspberry ketone raised fat breakdown in rodent tissue. No randomised trial of the compound on its own in people has been published since. This desk treats that as a gap rather than a promise, and says so again on the ingredients page.
Count them: one replicated human effect, two small results of low certainty, one outright failure at the most direct test anybody has run, and one no randomised trial has ever given to a person on its own. A stack, not a mechanism.
The five names on the SodaSlim ingredient graphic
The vendor's own ingredient graphic names five actives and so does the order desk's product sheet. Two lists that agree is not something to take for granted in this category; on several products this desk handles, the sales page and the panel name different things.
What the graphic also states, in the strip along the bottom, is the count: thirty capsules, five named ingredients, dietary supplement. That is the whole disclosure, and it is why the ingredients page here is built around trial doses instead of a panel.
Caffeine Anhydrous
50–200 mg is the usual range in thermogenesis trials
Green Coffee Bean Extract
Coffea arabica, unroasted seed180–400 mg of extract a day in the randomised trials
Raspberry Ketone
4-(4-hydroxyphenyl)butan-2-oneno human trial of the compound on its own exists
Garcinia Extract
Garcinia cambogia, fruit rind1,500 mg of hydroxycitric acid a day in the JAMA trial
Green Tea Extract
Camellia sinensis, leaf270–1,200 mg of catechins a day across the meta-analyses
Each of the five gets a full entry on the ingredients page, with the trial that set its dose, what that trial measured, and what it found. The dose chips above are the research amounts rather than the label's, because the label has none to give.
Honest label analysis: the one column a SodaSlim buyer cannot fill in
This is the section where the awkward part of this product is dealt with, so that the rest of the page can get on with describing what is actually in the bottle.
Five faces of artwork were read before this page was written: the two-bottle cutout, the three-bottle group and the four listing scenes. None of them shows a Supplement Facts panel. The front label names the four support lines and the three manufacturing marks, and the back of the bottle does not appear in the pack at all. So for every ingredient below, the middle column says the same thing.
Three consequences follow, and they are worth being concrete about.
The caffeine is the one that matters most. Caffeine is dose-dependent in a way the other four are not: 50 mg is a cup of tea and 200 mg is a large coffee, and the difference between those two decides whether an evening's sleep survives it. The Health Canada review puts the usual ceiling for healthy adults at 400 mg a day from all sources. Without a figure on the bottle, a buyer cannot add this capsule to their own day.
The green tea extract carries its own reason to want a number. The United States Pharmacopeia review of green tea extract hepatotoxicity concluded that the risk sits with concentrated extracts rather than with brewed tea, and rises with the catechin load taken on an empty stomach. The label's morning instruction and the absence of a catechin figure sit oddly together.
The garcinia figure would settle an argument. The JAMA trial used 1,500 mg of hydroxycitric acid a day and found nothing. A capsule containing a tenth of that is not a smaller version of the same test; it is a different one that nobody has run.
The one question to put to the SodaSlim order desk
Ring +1 (302) 200-3480, quote lot SOD-26/SE-1477, and ask for the milligram figure for caffeine anhydrous and for the total catechin content of the green tea extract. Those two numbers decide how this capsule fits a day that already contains coffee. A seller who can answer that in one call has a panel; a seller who cannot has told you something useful as well.
This desk asked. The answer that came back pointed at the label, which is where this page started. That exchange is recorded rather than smoothed over, because a reader deciding between this capsule and one with a printed panel deserves to know that the second kind exists and costs about the same.
Nothing about that makes the product unsafe. It makes it unverifiable at the level of dose, which is a different complaint and a smaller one. A great many supplements in this category are sold the same way. It is still the reason the editorial score further down this page is not higher than it is.
Four support lines on the SodaSlim bottle, read as written
Structure and function claims are the only kind a dietary supplement may print, and they describe a direction rather than an outcome. "Supports craving control and satiety" is a sentence about a process the body already runs. It is not a promise that a given number will move.
Read that way, the four lines on this bottle are reasonable and the sales page that carries them is not. The seller's information site promises to accelerate fat burning and to suppress appetite, and describes the formula as attacking bacteria. This desk carries the bottle's wording and refuses the rest, with the reason for each refusal written down.
| The bottle's line | What it is fair to expect | What it is not |
|---|---|---|
| Metabolic and appetite support | A small rise in the rate energy is spent, on the caffeine's account, for a few hours after each capsule | A measurable change in metabolism that persists after the capsule stops |
| Supports craving control and satiety | Some people report the afternoon dip arriving later or lighter | Appetite suppression. The one trial that tested hydroxycitric acid on hunger found no effect |
| Promotes energy production from fat | Caffeine does shift fuel use toward fat during the hours it is active | Fat loss. Shifting which fuel is burned is not the same as burning more of it |
| Helps support healthy weight management | A small input beside food, sleep and activity, taken daily for months | Weight loss as an outcome of the capsule alone |
The middle column is the ceiling on everything written on this website.
Three marks sit on the SodaSlim bottle. The badge set holds eight
Three marks are printed on the bottle itself: Non-GMO, Made in USA with global ingredients, and GMP Certified. The vendor's badge set is larger than that, and the testing and quality page goes through what each one does and does not certify.
Non-GMOOn the bottle. It describes the sourcing of the inputs, not their potency.
Made in USAOn the bottle, with the qualifier "with global ingredients" beneath it.
GMP CertifiedOn the bottle. A statement about how the facility runs, not about this batch.
FDA-registered facilityA registration, not an approval. No supplement is FDA-approved.
Every facility making supplements for sale in the United States is required to register with the FDA. The badge records that the paperwork exists. It says nothing about what is in a given capsule, which is what a certificate of analysis is for.
The SodaSlim buyer this capsule was built for, and the one it was not
The seller's own scene for this product is a man in his sixties on a bench, and the copy beside it says: for adults who want a simple daily routine that fits the life they already keep. That is a fair description of who a once-a-day capsule is for, and it is also a description of who it is not for.
A good fit
- Adults who already eat and move roughly the way they intend to, and want one small daily habit alongside it
- People whose difficulty is the mid-afternoon rather than the meal
- Anyone who drinks little or no coffee, where a morning stimulant has somewhere to go
- Buyers who will give it eight weeks, which is what the review pattern on this desk suggests it needs
- People comfortable buying a stack whose amounts are set by the manufacturer rather than read off the bottle
A poor fit
- Anyone already at or over 400 mg of caffeine a day from coffee, tea, cola or pre-workout
- People who sleep badly, since caffeine taken as late as mid-morning can still cost an hour of sleep that night
- Anyone managing blood pressure, where the stimulant load is the part to raise with a clinician
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding, and anyone under 18
- Anyone who needs the milligram figures before they will take something, which is a completely reasonable position
How to take SodaSlim: the routine in four lines
One capsule, in the morning
The recommended dosage is 1 capsule daily. For the best results in appetite control and energy levels, we suggest taking it in the morning. Thirty capsules a bottle means thirty days, so the bottle and the month end together.
With water, and ideally with something to eat
The label does not specify food either way. Concentrated green tea extract is better tolerated with a meal than without one, and the caffeine lands more gently the same way.
Before ten in the morning, not after
Caffeine's half-life runs around five hours in most adults. A 2025 crossover trial measured dose and timing against sleep and found both mattered, so a capsule taken at lunchtime is still working at bedtime.
Every day, including the days it seems to do nothing
Whatever this formula does, it does on a daily schedule. The review pattern on this desk has the typical wait at 3–4 weeks, and the commonest complaint is from people judging it in week one.
Why SodaSlim is a capsule and what that changes
A capsule is a small decision with real consequences. It carries a dry concentrated extract without needing sugar or a flavour system, which is why a gummy version of this formula would be a different product with a shorter ingredient list.
It also means the dose is fixed. There is no half-capsule, so anyone finding the stimulant load too high has one option, which is to stop. On a gummy or a powder the same person could take two-thirds and see.
The picture beside this paragraph is the seller's own and it is worth reading carefully: leaves, fruit and berries around a bottle of extract. The bottle does not contain green tea leaves. It contains an extract of them, at a concentration nobody outside the factory can state.
Four weeks, and what the SodaSlim review dates say about them
The distributor's summary for this desk puts the typical wait at 3–4 weeks, and the most common complaint recorded against it is wanting more from week one. Those two figures are consistent with each other and with the ingredients.
| Window | What the ingredients could plausibly be doing | What buyers report |
|---|---|---|
| Days 1–3 | The caffeine is doing what caffeine does, within an hour of each capsule | A lift in the morning, and for some, a poorer night |
| Week 1 | Nothing cumulative yet. Any difference is the stimulant | The point at which most of the low scores on this desk are written |
| Weeks 2–4 | Whatever the catechins and chlorogenic acid contribute builds over this span in the trials | The typical wait sits here, at three to four weeks |
| Weeks 5–8 | The span the trials behind these ingredients actually ran over | Where the five-star reviews on this desk cluster, at day 31 and beyond |
| Day 60 | Two bottles finished. The 60-day window closes | The last point at which a refund can be started |
Windows are read from the review roster this desk holds, not from a trial of this product. No trial of this finished formula has been published.
The results timeline page takes each window apart in more detail, including what to write down so that week eight is a comparison rather than a guess.
The SodaSlim order desk in five figures
These are the distributor's own summary figures. They are not verified transcripts and they are not evidence about the formula; they describe how a particular set of buyers rated a particular set of orders. They are printed because leaving them out would be worse, and framed because printing them bare would be worse still.
What SodaSlim buyers actually write
Sixty-six per cent of the 785 reviews on this desk sit at five stars and five per cent at one or two. The two-star and one-star bodies say the same thing as each other, which is that not enough happened quickly enough.
What gets praised
Two things, repeatedly: the one-capsule routine and the sixty-day window. A single capsule with no timing puzzle is easy to keep up, and a two-month window is long enough that the decision does not have to be made in a hurry.
What gets criticised
One thing, repeatedly: a slow start, and wanting more from the first week. The reviewers who scored it three stars or lower all wrote before day 25, and the reviewers who scored it five wrote after day 30.
The reviews page prints the full roster with the day each one was written on, because the day is the most informative field in the set.
Honest critique: four fair complaints about SodaSlim
“There are no amounts anywhere on the bottle”
Correct, and it is this product's largest weakness. It cannot be argued away and this website does not try. What it can do is print the dose each trial used, so a reader knows what question to ask and what a good answer would sound like.
“No trial has ever given raspberry ketone to a person on its own”
Also correct. The published work is mouse and cell data. It sits on the ingredient graphic because it is a familiar name in this category, and this desk carries no claim that rests on it.
“The smallest pack is two bottles and $158”
True, and a real barrier. Most desks on this estate sell a single bottle as a trial. Here the smallest commitment is sixty days of capsules and the guarantee window is also sixty days, so at least the two line up.
“The sales page promises far more than the bottle does”
It does. Bacteria, accelerated fat burning, appetite suppression: none of it is printed on the label and none of it appears on this website. Every refusal is listed on the disclaimer page with its reason.
Four ways to buy the same hour back, SodaSlim among them
| Format | What it is | Where SodaSlim sits |
|---|---|---|
| Stimulant capsule stacks | Caffeine plus two or three botanicals, once or twice daily | This is the category. The difference between products is usually the caffeine figure, which is the figure this one omits |
| Single-ingredient green tea extract | One standardised catechin dose, printed on the panel | Cheaper and checkable. Less interesting, and the evidence behind it is the same evidence |
| Fibre and glucomannan products | A bulking agent taken with water before meals | A different mechanism for the same hour. Better evidence for fullness, worse tolerance |
| Prescription weight management medicines | Clinically dosed drugs with monitoring | A different category entirely. Nothing on this page is a substitute for it |
A comparison of formats, not a ranking. Which suits depends on what the difficult hour of the day actually is.
Three SodaSlim packs, and no single bottle anywhere on the ladder
$79
a bottle$158 total $179
- 2 bottles · 60 capsules
- 60-day supply at one a day
- Shipping charged at checkout
- No bonuses on this row
- 60-day money-back guarantee
Lot SOD-26/SE-1477 · ships from the U.S.
$69
a bottle$207 total $537
- 3 bottles · 90 capsules
- 90-day supply at one a day
- Free US shipping
- Six digital bonuses included
- 60-day money-back guarantee
Lot SOD-26/SE-1477 · ships from the U.S.
$49
a bottle$294 total $1074
- 6 bottles · 180 capsules
- 180-day supply at one a day
- Free US shipping
- Six digital bonuses included
- 60-day money-back guarantee
Lot SOD-26/SE-1477 · ships from the U.S.
Prices as printed by the seller on 19 September 2026. The checkout shows the current price, and the struck figures are the seller’s own comparison prices rather than a recent selling price. Each pack is a one-time payment with no subscription.
There is no single bottle. The ladder starts at two, which is sixty capsules and sixty days, and that happens to match the guarantee window exactly. The three- and six-bottle rows carry free United States postage and the six digital bonuses; the two-bottle row carries neither.
The SodaSlim ladder reduced to a price a morning
| Pack | Total | A bottle | A day | Postage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bottles | $158 | $79 | $2.63 | Shipping charged at checkout |
| 3 Bottles | $207 | $69 | $2.30 | Free US shipping |
| 6 Bottles | $294 | $49 | $1.63 | Free US shipping |
The last column is each total spread across the months that pack buys.
The spread runs from $2.63 a day down to $1.63, which is a thirty-eight per cent difference for a commitment three times as long. That is a bigger gap than most ladders on this estate, and it is the reason the six-bottle row is the one the seller flags.
It is not the row this desk would start on. Sixty days is enough to learn whether the stimulant load suits your sleep, and that is the question that decides whether the other four months are worth buying.
The seller's own summary of the product is three lines long: a simple daily routine, a dietary supplement, made for daily use. Nothing in that sentence is overstated, which makes it the most accurate thing on the sales page.
Everything in the pricing above is a bet on that routine holding for the number of months in the box. Two months is a reasonable first bet.
SodaSlim safety: the stimulant load is the part to think about
This is a caffeine product with four other things in it. That single sentence covers most of what a reader needs to know about tolerating it.
- Caffeine arrives here in two forms: as caffeine anhydrous, which is named on the bottle, and as a component of both the green tea and the green coffee extracts. Three sources, one total, and the total is not printed.
- The Health Canada review sets the usual ceiling for healthy adults at 400 mg a day from every source combined. A mug of filter coffee is around 95 mg.
- A meta-analysis of blood pressure trials found chronic caffeine intake raised systolic pressure by a small but real amount. Anyone already managing blood pressure should raise this capsule with their prescriber.
- The USP review of green tea extract identified concentrated extracts, particularly taken on an empty stomach, as the setting in which rare liver injury has been reported. Brewed tea is not implicated.
- A case series of liver injury following garcinia supplements reports the same kind of rare event from a different ingredient in this bottle.
- Nothing here is common. All of it is a reason to take the capsule with food, in the morning, and to stop if something changes.
Dark urine, yellowing of the skin or eyes, pain under the right ribs, persistent nausea or unusual tiredness are the signs that matter with any concentrated botanical extract. They are rare. They are also the reason a supplement is stopped first and discussed second.
The honest verdict on SodaSlim in sixty seconds
A once-a-day capsule with a sensible routine, four modest label claims it does not exceed, and a five-ingredient stack of very uneven quality. Caffeine is the engine and it works; green tea and green coffee contribute small effects of low certainty; garcinia failed its most direct test; raspberry ketone has never had one.
The weakness is not the formula's composition. It is that nobody outside the factory can say how much of any of it is in a capsule, which makes the caffeine impossible to budget against a normal day of coffee.
Bought as a two-month experiment with a sixty-day window behind it, it is a reasonable thing to try. Bought as six months on the strength of the sales page, it is six months of a stack you have not yet met.
The editorial score for SodaSlim, and how it was reached
| What was scored | Out of 10 | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Label transparency | 3 | Five actives named, no panel in any artwork this desk holds |
| Evidence behind the ingredients | 5 | One replicated human effect, two small and uncertain, one negative, one absent |
| Dose fit against the research | 3 | Unscoreable in the usual way. Marked down because the buyer cannot do it either |
| Routine and adherence | 9 | One capsule, one time of day, thirty to a bottle. Nothing to get wrong |
| Value | 7 | $1.63 a day at the bottom of the ladder, with six digital extras on two rows |
| Guarantee and support | 8 | 60 days from purchase, a staffed order line, a published returns address |
Weighted toward the first three, which is why the total sits where it does.
- The routine is the best thing about it and the disclosure is the worst.
- A printed caffeine figure would move this score more than any other single change.
- Nothing here is a safety verdict. It is a verdict on what a buyer can check.
Is SodaSlim a scam?
No, and the question deserves a straight answer rather than a defensive one. A scam is a product that does not arrive, a charge that repeats without consent, or a refund that is refused. None of those describes what this desk sells: the packs are one-time payments, the order line is staffed on business days, the returns address is a real one in New York, and the guarantee is sixty days from purchase.
What the question usually means is something narrower. It means: will this do what the advertising says? The advertising on the seller's information site overstates the product, and this website carries the bottle's wording instead precisely so that the gap is visible rather than inherited.
The useful test is the one at the top of this page. Ring +1 (302) 200-3480 and ask for the caffeine figure by lot. What comes back tells you what kind of seller you are dealing with, and it costs nothing to find out.
Where to buy SodaSlim in the United States
Through the order link on this website, which reaches the seller's own checkout. That is the route the sixty-day window is attached to and the route the bonuses arrive from.
- Orders ship from the United States. Tracking arrives by email once the parcel moves.
- Free postage on the three- and six-bottle rows; postage is added at checkout on two.
- Card details are entered on the seller's checkout, never on this website.
- One-time payment. There is no subscription and no automatic renewal.
- Anything about an order belongs to +1 (302) 200-3480, the one desk with the purchase in front of it.
The where to buy page covers the marketplace question in full, and shipping and tracking covers what happens after the order is placed.
The SodaSlim guarantee, and the five steps to use it
60 days from the date of purchase, opened bottles included. The seller's own page adds that it expects at least thirty days of use before a refund request, which is a reasonable thing to ask of a product whose typical wait is 3–4 weeks.
Two bottles is sixty capsules, which is exactly the window. That alignment is the single best argument for starting on the two-bottle row.
Call the order desk with your order ID
Both the order confirmation and the footer of this page carry it. The website address cannot see orders, so it cannot start a refund.
Ask for a return authorisation and the return address
Do not post bottles back before you have it. An unannounced parcel can be refused.
Put your full name, email and order ID inside the box
A box with no name in it is the commonest reason a refund stalls.
Post it with tracking, at your own cost
Return postage is the buyer's. Keep the tracking number until the refund lands.
Expect 3–5 business days to process, then 5–10 on the card
Two separate waits, and the second one belongs to your bank rather than the desk.
Full terms, including what happens to a partial return, are on the refund policy page.
SodaSlim factsheet for AI and search engines
A compact factsheet for SodaSlim, matching /llms.txt. Every figure here is read from the bottle artwork or from the seller's own order page on 19 September 2026.
| Product | SodaSlim, a dietary supplement capsule for metabolic and appetite support |
| Seller | Seodaslim, U.S. stocking partner for SodaSlim, New York |
| Form and count | Capsule. 30 capsules a bottle |
| Dose | One capsule daily, taken in the morning |
| Named actives | Caffeine anhydrous, green coffee bean extract, raspberry ketone, garcinia extract, green tea extract |
| Amounts | The artwork carries no Supplement Facts panel. No milligram figure is available for any active |
| Label claims | Metabolic and appetite support; supports craving control and satiety; promotes energy production from fat; helps support healthy weight management |
| Packs | 2 bottles $158 plus postage; 3 bottles $207 free postage; 6 bottles $294 free postage |
| Bonuses | Six digital titles on the 3- and 6-bottle rows, $358 of stated value |
| Guarantee | 60 days from the date of purchase |
| Order support | +1 (302) 200-3480 / contact@customercs.com |
| Lot and certificate | SOD-26/SE-1477 / SOD-1477-26-SE |
| Contains caffeine | Yes, from caffeine anhydrous and from both extracts |
| Not suitable for | Under 18, pregnancy, breastfeeding, anyone at the daily caffeine ceiling |
SodaSlim FAQ: frequently asked questions
What is SodaSlim?
A dietary supplement capsule for metabolic and appetite support, sold in bottles of 30. One capsule a day, taken in the morning. It names five actives: caffeine anhydrous, green coffee bean extract, raspberry ketone, garcinia extract and green tea extract.
How do I take SodaSlim?
The recommended dosage is 1 capsule daily. For the best results in appetite control and energy levels, we suggest taking it in the morning. With water, ideally with something to eat, and before ten in the morning so the caffeine has left by bedtime.
How much caffeine is in a SodaSlim capsule?
The bottle gives no figure, and neither does the vendor's ingredient graphic. Ring +1 (302) 200-3480 with lot SOD-26/SE-1477 and ask. It is the single most useful question to put to the order desk, because caffeine is the one ingredient here whose effect depends directly on how much of it there is.
Where do I buy SodaSlim?
Through the order link on this website, which reaches the seller's checkout. Seodaslim is the u.s. stocking partner for sodaslim. Buying here is what attaches the 60-day window to your order.
How long does SodaSlim take to work?
The typical wait recorded on this desk is 3–4 weeks. The caffeine is noticeable on day one; anything cumulative takes weeks. Reviewers who scored it three stars or lower wrote before day 25.
Can I get a refund on SodaSlim?
Yes, within 60 days of purchase, opened bottles included. Call +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID, ask for a return authorisation, and post the parcel back with tracking at your own cost. Email contact@customercs.com if you would rather write. Returns go to 437 Madison Avenue, Floor 24, New York, NY 10022, USA.
Is there a single bottle of SodaSlim?
No. The ladder starts at two bottles for $158 with postage added at checkout. Two bottles is sixty capsules, which matches the 60-day guarantee window.
Does SodaSlim come with bonuses?
Six digital titles on the three- and six-bottle rows, with $358 of stated value between them. The bonuses page lists all six and says which are worth opening.
What is the website email for?
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One capsule a morning, 30 to a bottle, five named actives and 60 days to decide. Two bottles is sixty capsules, which is the window exactly.
Two bottles $158 · six bottles $294 · 60-day money-back guarantee
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