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The Face of EQ Ignites the Vegas Nightlife - A Premiere of Cutting-Edge Science and Nutrition

Different and better than anything you have seen, Energy and Nutrition in a convenient, inexpensive, effervescing tablet...

The new frontier of energy made its debut to the bustling eclectic scene of Las Vegas on Friday, November 18th. With the surge of more active and more health conscious lifestyles, consumers are deserving of an energy alternative that is vitamin-packed, portable, and customizable. Having hit the east coast with a bang at cocktail parties, sporting events, galas and health clubs, it now lights up to the scene of the city that never sleeps.

FLAVORx, Inc welcomes EQ as the newest member of its team- the first-ever effervescing energy tablet that promotes the company’s dedication to health and increased quality of life. This new standard of energy boasts not only a great boost, but also a sugar-free, safer and more healthful method of doing so. A combination of all-natural herbal and vitamin therapy and gingko biloba for enhanced memory and brain stimulation offers an energy alternative that is both an invigorating and preventative remedy to life’s daily stresses. Gaining instant popularity in European countries, it is of no surprise that EQ’s Vegas premiere hit big.

In The Energy Drink Market, Newcomer EQ Does It with Class

With more than 500 new energy drinks launched this year, it takes a lot to stand out. Perhaps that's why energy drink companies have become so brazen in their marketing -- promising everything from a celebrity lifestyle to 'legal highs,' resembling the effects of narcotics. The energy drink market has been flooded in recent months by companies trying to one-up each other in both energy kick and shock value. In some instances, they've crossed the line. Major chains have decided not to put up with over-the-top gimmicks and poor taste, and parents are concerned their kids are being sold the last thing they need -- more sugar.

NASCAR Drivers to Party in Style Following Smith's Las Vegas 350

The fabulous Red Rock Mansion will serve as the "finish line" for NASCAR drivers and guests following the Smith’s Las Vegas 350 Craftsman NASCAR Truck Series race on Saturday, September 23. Them Boyz Network, LLC, a Las Vegas-based company, will sponsor race car driver Chase Montgomery and serve as host for this high-end after-party.

With attendance expected to near 60,000 and The Speed Channel’s broadcasting of the race, the event will provide national exposure for Them Boyz Network and its newest product, EQ Energy, an effervescent energy drink tablet that is revolutionizing the fast growing, $8 billion energy drink market.

A signification portion of EQ’s success can be attributed to the introduction of the product in party and club atmospheres. Consumers have reported that EQ mixes better than most competing energy products with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, while providing the sustained energy needed to party and work longer. EQ can be dissolved in virtually any drink, a flexibility that allows all consumers to enjoy EQ regardless of personal taste. EQ is currently available nationwide in select retailers such as RiteAid/GNC and soon in Meijer Stores in the Mid West, as well as online at Amazon.com.

EQ Energy Reports Record Sales as a Result of Heightened Airport Security

With the recent rise in security measures and limitations on items that can be carried onboard flights departing or heading to U.S. airports, consumers are in need of alternative products that will be approved at security checkpoints. EQ Energy, an effervescent energy drink tablet, is a portable, lightweight and non-liquid alternative to canned energy drinks. Travelers, both domestic and international, are turning to EQ as a convenient and acceptable product to bring on flights.

As if traveling weren’t stressful enough, it just got more challenging. Due to a recent terror plot targeted at airliners leaving Britain for the United States, airport security tightened dramatically, prohibiting any liquids from carry-on luggage heading to or departing from U.S. airports. The restriction includes all beverages, lotions, hair gels, perfumes and a multitude of other commonplace items.

"Good for You" Doesn't Have to Mean Bad Tasting - EQ Energy Squashes an Old Notion

It doesn’t take a genius to know that most people prefer French fries over carrot sticks, chocolate cake over an apple and a root beer float over tomato juice. It’s just the way life goes, healthy doesn't usually translate into fantastic taste. But as more and more consumers are beginning to adopt healthier lifestyles by watching their weight and their diets, people have begun to turn to healthy food and drink options in lieu of more indulgent snacks. In fact, with all the chatter about wonder herbs, plants and fruits, many people even voluntarily choke things down simply in hopes of achieving wellness. EQ, an umbrella company of flavoring specialist FLAVORx, Inc, has defied the odds by successfully masking the taste of a combination of good-for-you components in its effervescent energy drink tablets that include the notoriously unpleasant B vitamin group, bitter tasting caffeine and the characteristically acrid tasting Ginkgo Biloba.