Blue Razz Blast: Bravo's New Blue Raspberry Caffeine Pouch (2026)

Updated October 2026

Blue Razz Blast is one of Bravo's caffeine pouch flavors: bold, candy-style blue raspberry with a sweet and tangy finish. Like every Bravo Energy pouch it carries 50mg of caffeine, with 15 pouches per can (750mg total), no nicotine, no tobacco, and no sugar. A single can is $7.49, and Bravo says it is made in the USA.

Blue raspberry is the flavor that basically defines the candy aisle: slushies, freezer pops, sour belts, ring pops. It is a less common flavor in the caffeine pouch category, and Blue Razz Blast slots into the lane Sour Gummy Worm and Berry Bomb already occupy for Bravo.

What does Blue Razz Blast taste like?

Bravo describes Blue Razz Blast as the bold, candy-like taste of blue raspberry: sweet and tangy. It is a candy-forward flavor rather than a mint or a coffee flavor, and it is sugar-free.

If you want a reference point inside the lineup: it is a candy flavor in the same neighborhood as Sour Gummy Worm and Berry Bomb, while Citrus Strike is the citrus pick. If mint is what you're after, Wintergreen is the pick. Taste is personal, so treat these as descriptions rather than rankings.

How much caffeine is in Blue Razz Blast?

Each Blue Razz Blast pouch contains 50mg of caffeine. There are 15 pouches per can, so a full can holds 750mg. Every Bravo Energy flavor uses the same flat 50mg dose, so switching flavors does not change your dose.

For context, Mayo Clinic lists about 96mg of caffeine in an 8-ounce cup of brewed coffee, so one 50mg pouch is roughly half of that. Some caffeine pouches run 100mg or 200mg per pouch, and some brands vary the dose by flavor, which means checking the label each time you switch. Bravo's Energy line is 50mg across all eight flavors.

For context on daily intake: the FDA says 400mg of caffeine a day is an amount not generally associated with dangerous, negative effects for most healthy adults, and that individual sensitivity varies. At 50mg per pouch, that works out to eight pouches from all caffeine sources combined, which makes a moderate dose easier to pace across a day than a single high-dose pouch. For how long a pouch lasts and how long caffeine stays in your system, see our guide on how long caffeine pouches last.

What's in Blue Razz Blast?

Bravo's product page lists Blue Razz Blast as 50mg of caffeine per pouch, no tobacco, no nicotine, and sugar-free. For the complete ingredient list, check the label on the can or the product page, since formulas can change.

Blue Razz Blast is an Energy-line pouch, so the active ingredient is caffeine. If you want a caffeine-free option, Bravo sells a separate line, Bravo Focus in Juicy Mango, which lists 125mg Cognizin citicoline, 75mg L-theanine, and 75mg L-tyrosine per pouch.

How much does Blue Razz Blast cost?

A single can of Blue Razz Blast is $7.49 with no pack minimum, about $0.50 per pouch. Bundle pricing drops to $6.25 per can at 6 or 8 cans and $5.75 per can at 10 to 20 cans (about $0.38 per pouch). Free shipping applies at six cans or more, and Bravo says orders ship within one business day from Texas.

Being able to buy one can is worth calling out, because several brands sell only in multi-packs. If you just want to find out whether you like blue raspberry in a pouch, you can buy exactly one can. Bravo also offers discounts for military, first responders, and medical workers through GOVX, and a 30-day return window from delivery. Prices change, so confirm on the product page before you buy.

How does Blue Razz Blast compare to Bravo's other flavors?

All eight Bravo Energy flavors share the same 50mg dose, 15 pouches per can, and $7.49 single-can price. The only thing that changes between them is flavor. Blue Razz Blast joins the candy lane alongside Sour Gummy Worm, Berry Bomb, Peach Gummy, and Freedom Pop.

If you can't decide, the build-your-own bundle lets you mix cans across flavors and pick up the volume pricing at the same time.

Who is Blue Razz Blast for?

Blue Razz Blast suits adults who want a moderate 50mg caffeine dose in a candy flavor rather than a mint or coffee one, including people cutting back on sugary energy drinks.

Two reasons someone might reach for a Bravo pouch are adding a smaller dose to a coffee habit and replacing a sugary energy drink. Blue Razz Blast is aimed at the second: a blue-raspberry flavor many people associate with energy drinks and slushies, with no sugar and a moderate dose.

Frequently asked questions

Does Blue Razz Blast contain nicotine?

No. Bravo lists Blue Razz Blast as nicotine-free and tobacco-free. The active ingredient is caffeine.

How many pouches are in a can of Blue Razz Blast?

15 pouches per can, at 50mg of caffeine each, for 750mg total per can.

How do you use a Blue Razz Blast pouch?

Place one pouch between your gum and lip, then remove and discard it when you're done. Bravo says most customers feel the effect within minutes, typically lasting 30 to 60 minutes.

Is Blue Razz Blast sugar-free?

Yes. Bravo lists it as sugar-free.

Where is Blue Razz Blast made?

Bravo says its pouches are made in the USA and ship from its Texas warehouse.

Can I buy just one can to try it?

Yes. A single can is $7.49 with no pack minimum. Free shipping applies at six cans or more.

This article is for general information only and is not medical advice. Caffeine affects people differently. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take medication, or have a heart condition or other medical concern, talk to a healthcare professional before using caffeine pouches. Caffeine pouches are for adults. Prices and availability current as of October 7, 2026. Sources: takebravo.com product pages and FAQ; Mayo Clinic caffeine content chart; FDA, "Spilling the Beans."