Side-by-side USA comparison

PowerCocktail vs Basics: USA Label Comparison

PowerCocktail is positioned as a broader morning powder, while Basics is a packet product with a different catalog role and incomplete transcribed label.

Decision in brief: The supplied panels list 5 g fiber for each product. PowerCocktail lists 45 calories, 8 g total sugars and 30 mg caffeine; Basics lists 35 calories and 5 g total sugars. A missing numeric caffeine statement on another product is not a zero measurement.
Comparison pointPowerCocktailBasics
Official productPowerCocktailBasics
SKU07050670705066
CategoryOptimal supplyOptimal supply
FormPowdered dietary supplementPowder in single-serve packets
VariantOrange and black currantOrange
Package450 g total · 30 portions of 15 g30 packets · 360 g total
Caffeine30 mg per 15 g packetNo numeric caffeine statement was visible in the accessible US listing.
Price snapshot$119.48 · September 4, 2026$78.28 · July 20, 2026
Price per serving$3.98$2.61
Label statusSupplied US facts panel; verify the full current packageSupplied US facts panel; verify the full current package
Supplied-panel serving1 packet1 packet (12 g / 0.42 oz)
Calories per supplied-panel serving4535
Fiber per supplied-panel serving5 g5 g

Each nutrient row uses that product’s own supplied serving. This is not a dose-equivalence table. Prepared ProShape values are shown separately in its product guide. Historical prices keep their individual dates.

Consider PowerCocktail when

The official catalog confirms the product and price, but not every label field needed for a complete assessment.

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Consider Basics when

The official catalog confirms the product and price, but not every label field needed for a complete assessment.

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Practical decision

Same fiber amount, different formula

The supplied panels list 5 g fiber for each product. PowerCocktail lists 45 calories, 8 g total sugars and 30 mg caffeine; Basics lists 35 calories and 5 g total sugars. A missing numeric caffeine statement on another product is not a zero measurement.

Choose using the complete nutrient profile and the ingredients already in your routine. Adding both packets also adds both sets of declared nutrients. The retained package prices come from different source dates, so this is a dated comparison rather than a live offer.

These products solve different routine problems

PowerCocktail is a single morning-style powder with a broader catalog position. Basics is a packet format that may suit shoppers who prioritize portability or a separate routine component. The current public data is not complete enough to claim nutritional equivalence.

Choose by format

  • PowerCocktail: better fit when one principal morning powder is preferred.
  • Basics: consider when the packet format and its specific official directions are the reason for buying.
  • Neither: the better choice when the full current label cannot be reconciled with dietary needs or existing supplements.

Do not infer interchangeability

Similar brand language does not mean the same serving, ingredients, caffeine or daily cost. Verify the exact US SKU before substituting one for the other.

Editorial conclusion

Neither product is automatically better. A useful comparison requires the exact current US package and the rest of the user’s diet, supplements and caffeine intake. When one label is incomplete, the honest conclusion is uncertainty—not a winner.

Primary sources

Sources and verification

  1. PowerCocktail official US source
  2. Basics official US source
  3. FDA dietary supplements

Comparison clarified October 3, 2026 using the individually dated product records shown above. This is not a new clinical assessment or a live-price check. Verify the current physical packages and listings.

Source review recorded July 17, 2026. How we review · Report a correction