What is in Mojo Refill?

Filtered water, cold-pressed orange and mango juice, electrolytes (potassium and magnesium), ginger root extract, a touch of raw honey, and natural caffeine from green tea.

Where can I buy Mojo Refill?

Mojo Refill is not yet sold in stores. It's currently in early development — join the waitlist to be notified when it becomes available.

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The energy drink aisle
skipped the water aisle.
We didn't.

Name: Mojo Refill
Brand: Mojo Refill
Availability: PreOrder

A naturally hydrating, gently energizing drink made with real fruit, electrolytes, and a little ginger. No added sugar. No crash. No fourteen ingredients you can't pronounce.

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Mojo Refill bottle, 12 fl oz, filled with a naturally golden hydrating energetic boost drink

What's actually inside

Six ingredients. Nothing to decode.

Full ingredient list for Mojo Refill and what each ingredient does
Ingredient	What it's doing
Filtered water	The base — clean, still, nothing added for shelf life
Cold-pressed orange & mango juice	Real flavor and natural sweetness — no added sugar
Electrolytes (potassium, magnesium)	Helps water actually hydrate, not just pass through
Ginger root extract	Gentle warmth, aids digestion, a natural pick-me-up
Raw honey (trace)	Rounds out the sweetness, barely-there amount
Natural caffeine (green tea)	~35mg — about a third of a typical energy drink

How it stacks up

We compared Mojo Refill against the usual suspects.

Comparison of Mojo Refill against a typical energy drink, enhanced water, and plain water across sugar, caffeine, electrolytes, and ingredients
	Mojo Refill	Typical energy drink	"Enhanced" water	Plain water
Added sugar	None	27–54g	Often, 5–15g	None
Caffeine	~35mg, natural	80–160mg, synthetic	Usually none	None
Electrolytes	Yes	Rarely	Sometimes	No
Artificial ingredients	None	Common	Common	None
Actually tastes like something	Yes	Yes	Sometimes	No

Why we made this

Stand in the drink aisle at any grocery store and count the options: forty kinds of water, a wall of energy drinks, and almost nothing in between. Nothing that hydrates you and gives you a little lift without a crash an hour later.

Mojo Refill started the way a lot of good drinks do — infusing water with real fruit at home, because the store-bought options either tasted like nothing or came with a sugar bill you didn't ask for. We're building the version of that we couldn't find on the shelf.

We're early. This site is part of that process — figuring out what this actually is, together with the people who sign up.

Questions people ask

The straightforward answers.

Is Mojo Refill an energy drink?

Not in the traditional sense. It's built as a hydration drink first, with a gentle lift from a small amount of natural caffeine and ginger — closer to enhanced water than a high-caffeine energy drink.

How much caffeine is in it?

About 35mg per bottle, sourced from green tea — roughly a third of what's in a typical energy drink.

Is it sugar-free?

No added sugar. Any sweetness comes from the small amount of real, cold-pressed fruit juice.

Where can I buy it?

Nowhere yet — it's in early development. Join the waitlist below to hear first.

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