Ingredient panels are reading practice nobody signed up for. Here’s the modern energy-shot label, decoded line by line.
The active core
In botanical shots, the active is the extract itself — alkaloids and/or kavalactones, listed with milligram content. Zana states extract content plainly: 500mg in Zana 500, 500mg kava in the Kava Shot.
The carrier crew
- Water — the base
- Citric acid — tartness plus preservation
- Natural flavors — the taste layer
- No alcohol, no dairy, no gluten in Zana shots
What you won’t find
Zana shots skip caffeine, sugar and artificial dyes — the three ingredients most responsible for crashes and jitters in conventional energy drinks.
Verify, don’t trust
COAs match label claims to lab results. Our lab reports guide shows you how to read one in two minutes.
Related Reading
- How to Read Alkaloid Lab Reports (COAs) Like a Pro
- Why Natural Energy Shots Are Gaining Popularity (2026 Data)
Ready to try it? Shop Zana 500 Shots with Lemon-Lime Flavor — lab-tested, 1-day handling, discreet shipping, and a 30-day return policy.
Common question: What ingredients are in Zana products? — answered in our FAQ.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Products mentioned are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Adults 21+ only; use as directed, and check local regulations before ordering.