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Respawn by gaming giant Razer is back with a new look and energizing mints

Razer Refreshed Respawn Mints

The gaming hardware giant Razer jumped into the world of gaming supplements several years ago, and while it was great to see a behemoth like that come from a very different industry, it would’ve been great to see some development and tweaking of its debut product, Respawn. The brand didn’t offer too much in terms of high-level effects in its supplement, enough to deliver on its promises, but not compared to the competition, although it did make things interesting when it shifted into chewing gum.

Razer followed up on its original Respawn gaming supplement with Respawn chewing gum, aiming for a similar experience as every piece was infused with vitamins and natural caffeine from green tea. From what we can tell, the powder product is no longer available, but we are about to undergo a big revamp with Respawn. Razer has switched up its website for the functional line respawnbyrazer.com, now showing off a refreshed version of the Respawn chewing gum and introducing Respawn mints.

Both of those products, Respawn chewing gum and Respawn mints, are currently rolling their way out into 7-Eleven convenience stores and, by the sounds of things, eventually other major locations, including Speedway, Circle K, Walmart, and the online king Amazon. The updated chewing gum will have the same sort of goal with b vitamins and green tea; the mints, on the other hand, contain b vitamins, theanine, and proudly no caffeine, aiming for an energizing experience without the ever-reliable stimulant.