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Beverage brands are leveling up their sips when it comes to energy and performance—and betting on women. By Olivia Luppino Additional reporting by Andi Breitowich Energy drinks recognizable for their neon cans and almost illegible fonts used to be the domain of gym bros, gamers, and late-night partyers. But now, brands both new and old are using sleeker cans and messaging that centers on bal- ance, focus, and performance to position some drinks as more of a healthy lifestyle upgrade for wellness- and workout-minded women. Monster Energy recently dropped FLRT, a drink specifi- cally marketed to women (to some controversy, with critics accusing the brand of “pink- washing” its product). …
摘自《女性健康》(Women's Health)第23卷 第3期 · 2026年夏季刊,Olivia Luppino。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。