The basics
What Is Soda Peak? One Capsule, Two Spellings and a Short Label
Soda Peak and SodaPeak are the same product: a men's herbal dietary supplement sold as 60 gelatin capsules, taken one or two a day. The label lists eight ingredients in one 1,200 mg blend and makes a single claim, "Supports healthy muscle". It is not a drug, and no study of the product has been published.
Written by the SodaPeak editorial team · Medically reviewed by Dr. Harald Hampel, MD, PhD, Physician · Reviewed Published · Last updated · 8 min read
Spelling
Is Soda Peak the same as SodaPeak?
Yes. People type "soda peak" with a space. The bottle prints SodaPeak as one word. Both spellings lead to the same capsule, and there is one product behind them on this website.
Why the confusion? Two plain words make a loose search. Searches for "soda peak" can also bring up places, shops and games with similar names. None of those is this supplement. When this article says Soda Peak, it means the black bottle with a red horse-head badge on the front.
| Line on the front | What it says |
|---|---|
| Company line | VITALIFES |
| Claim | SUPPORTS HEALTHY MUSCLE* |
| Name | SodaPeak |
| Style line | ADVANCED FORMULA |
| Count | 60 capsule |
| Category | DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS |
Look at what the front leaves out. It does not say "premium". It does not mention testosterone, erections or the prostate. Pages that add those words are describing something the bottle does not say.
Contents
What is inside a bottle of Soda Peak?
Sixty capsules with a gelatin shell. One serving is 2 capsules, and the panel counts 30 servings per bottle. The label also allows one capsule a day, so one bottle can last 30 days or 60 days.
The active part of the panel is a single line: Test Boost Proprietary Blend, 1,200 mg. Eight ingredients sit under that line. The label lists them from heaviest to lightest, as FDA labeling rules require for a blend (FDA labeling guide ch. IV (blends)), but it prints no weight for any one of them.
- Horny goat weed extract (leaf)
- Tongkat ali powder (root)
- Saw palmetto extract (fruit)
- Nettle extract (root)
- Wild yam extract (root)
- Sarsaparilla (root)
- Orchic substance
- Boron amino acid chelate
The other ingredients are calcium carbonate, microcrystalline cellulose, sodium starch glycolate, stearic acid, magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide and the gelatin capsule. These are fillers and flow aids. The label photos show an expiry date of 07-2028.
For a line-by-line walk through the panel, read our Supplement Facts guide.
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Short version
Key facts at a glance
- Soda Peak (two words) and SodaPeak (one word) are the same capsule.
- A bottle holds 60 gelatin capsules. The label allows 1 or 2 a day with an 8 oz. glass of water.
- One blend of 1,200 mg holds eight ingredients. No single amount is printed.
- The only printed claim is "Supports healthy muscle". The label makes no testosterone, ED or prostate claim.
- The label names one company, Vitalifes, as distributor. It prints no address or phone.
- The maker of the capsules: not published. Meridian Labs, AWX and PAG American are not on the label.
- Soda Peak is a dietary supplement. It is not FDA approved, and the FDA approves no supplement before sale.
Purpose
What does Soda Peak do, and what is it used for?
The label gives one answer. It says the capsule "supports healthy muscle". That is a structure and function claim. The star after it points to the standard notice that the FDA has not evaluated the statement (FDA: Structure/function claims).
The blend is named "Test Boost", and that name makes some readers expect a testosterone effect. The bottle does not claim one. A name is not a claim, and it is not evidence either.
No study of Soda Peak itself has been published. A few of its herbs were tested alone, usually for other goals and at known doses. You cannot add those results together to predict what an eight-herb mix does.
Soda Peak is a dietary supplement, not a drug. It is not FDA approved. No dietary supplement is approved by the FDA before it is sold (FDA: Q&A on dietary supplements).
Muscle comes from lifting, enough protein and sleep. A capsule can sit beside those habits. It cannot replace them. If low drive, weaker erections, tiredness or urinary changes are why you searched, a doctor is the right first stop.
The maker
Who makes Soda Peak? Vitalifes, Meridian Labs and other names
The label says "Distributed by : Vitalifes". It prints no street address, no phone number and no website beside that name. No factory is named anywhere on the bottle.
Searches also pair Soda Peak with Meridian Labs, AWX and PAG American. None of those names appears on the label or in the listing details this site holds. Some searches add a place, such as "Meridian Labs of New Jersey", or phrases like "by Meridian". No maker, place or partner appears beside the name on the label. We cannot confirm a link, so we do not state one. Who makes the capsules: not published.
FDA says a supplement label must name the firm responsible and its place of business (FDA: Q&A on dietary supplements). Set that beside this label and you see a real gap. It is the first thing we would ask the seller about.
You may also see the phrase "the standard of power" next to the name. It is not in the label text we hold, so we treat it as marketing wording and not as a product fact.
This site
Is the Soda Peak website the maker's own site?
No. Sodapeakformula, at sodapeakformula.com, is run by a U.S. stocking partner for SodaPeak. It does not make the capsules. It explains the product and earns money when visitors buy through its order links. We say that on every page.
The order button leads to an eBay listing sold by vita.lifess from Surat, India, as our about page describes it. Payment, shipping and returns happen there. The table sums up what the label and the listing show.
| Item | What is published |
|---|---|
| Form | 60 gelatin capsules |
| Directions | 1 or 2 capsules daily with an 8 oz. glass of water |
| Blend | 1,200 mg, eight ingredients, no single amounts |
| Price on the listing | $17.24 for one bottle; $15.52 each for two ($31.04) |
| Shipping | Free economy shipping from India; import fees due before delivery |
| Returns | 30 days; the listing says the seller pays return shipping |
| Customer reviews | None published here |
| Lab report | Not published |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Soda Peak the same as SodaPeak?
Yes. Soda Peak with a space and SodaPeak as one word name the same product: a men's herbal capsule, 60 per bottle, with one 1,200 mg blend of eight ingredients. The bottle prints SodaPeak as one word.
What is the Soda Peak supplement made of?
Eight ingredients share one 1,200 mg blend: horny goat weed, tongkat ali, saw palmetto, nettle root, wild yam, sarsaparilla, orchic substance and boron amino acid chelate. The shell is gelatin, and no single amount is printed.
What does Soda Peak do for men?
Its only printed claim is that it supports healthy muscle. No study of the product exists. It is not a treatment for low testosterone, erection problems or the prostate, and the label makes none of those claims.
Who makes Soda Peak?
The label says only "Distributed by : Vitalifes", with no address or phone. The maker of the capsules is not published. Meridian Labs, AWX and PAG American do not appear on the label or in the listing details we hold.
Is Soda Peak a drug, and is it FDA approved?
It is a dietary supplement, not a drug. It is not FDA approved, and the FDA does not approve any dietary supplement before it is sold. The label carries the standard FDA notice about unevaluated statements.
Does Soda Peak come as gummies, drops or powder?
The label and listing we hold describe 60 gelatin capsules only. Our sources show no gummy, drop or powder version. Check the bottle you are shown against the real label before you pay.
Our view
Our view
Soda Peak is a simple, low-cost capsule with a short label. That is not an insult. It prints its ingredients in order, keeps its claim small and states a caution. What it does not do is tell you how much of each herb you get, who makes it, or where to write to the company.
We would treat it as an experiment, not as care for any condition. Read the label first, check it against your medicines, start with one capsule, and use the return window if it is not for you. Anyone with a medical condition should ask a doctor before the first capsule, as the label itself says.
Last updated . Published 2026-10-15.
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