Your morning coffee clocks out after lunch. 2PM is a slow-caffeine drink built for the half of the day nobody makes a drink for.
12 cans · $2.42 a can · crash-free or your money back
Coffee gives you 200mg at 7:30 and takes it back by lunch. The crash you blame on the sandwich is the coffee leaving.
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Most afternoon drinks are 27g of sugar with caffeine on top. The sugar spikes and drops inside an hour. That drop is the slump you feel at 3.
A big dose hits fast and leaves fast. 2PM uses 80mg from green tea and yerba, which your body absorbs slower and holds longer.
Because the dose is small and lands by 5, it is out of your system before bed. The afternoon gets fixed without borrowing from tonight.
It rides along with the day you already have.
Not after. Fifteen minutes before your usual wall.
Slow caffeine means slow sipping. One can covers the block.
Energy for the gym, the kids, the dinner. Gone by bedtime.
The afternoon latte you are replacing is $6.40. Twelve of those is $76.80.
| 2PM | Afternoon latte | Energy drink | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caffeine | 80mg, slow (tea) | 150 to 200mg, fast | 160 to 300mg, fast |
| Sugar | 0g | 18 to 30g | 27 to 54g |
| Where it lands | 2 to 5pm | 2:30, then gone | 2:15, then gone |
| Still in you at 11pm | No | Yes | Yes |
| Price per hit | $2.42 | $6.40 | $3.50 |
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"I stopped booking my hard meetings before noon. That was the whole review."
Dana R. · illustrative"It tastes like the orange part of a creamsicle. I did not expect to like it and now I ration them."
Marcus T. · illustrative"Coffee at 3 was wrecking my sleep. This does not. I checked on my watch for two weeks like a nerd."
Priya S. · illustrativeIllustrative reviews for a fictional brand. A real page would publish verified purchase reviews and say who collected them.
Twelve cans, $29, and a refund if it does not work. The morning was never the problem.
Get the first case, $2980mg at 1:45 is mostly out of your system by 9. A 200mg coffee at 3 is not. That is the whole point of the dose.
Orange and a little bitter from the tea, lightly carbonated, no sweetener aftertaste because there is no sweetener.
A real brand would list every ingredient and dose here. For the demo: caffeine from green tea and yerba mate, L-theanine, sparkling water, orange, citric acid.
Drink six cans. If your afternoon is not better, email us and we refund the case. You keep the other six.
No. 2PM is a fictional brand built by ClickDose Labs to demonstrate a second-half page. Nothing on this page is for sale.
2PM is a fictional brand. We built this page to show a format: a page that sells the half of the problem the category ignores, built around one cheap, easy first case. If you want one of these for a product that exists, that part is real.
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