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Bloom puts its energy drink into 1,000s of 7-Eleven coolers across the country

Bloom Energy Drink At 7 Eleven

One of the most crucial building blocks for a successful energy drink is distribution, and ensuring that includes some of the notable retailers and convenience stores. The health and wellness giant Bloom Nutrition already has a lot of the key spots covered, with its multi-function beverage found at the likes of Target, Walmart, and Costco. Convenience stores are just as important as big box stores and Bloom has expanded that massively to close out the year.

In addition to every other shelf and cooler you can grab a can of the Bloom Energy Drink from, you can now also grab the weight loss and gut health-supporting formula from the several 1,000 7-Eleven locations across the country. The product has all of its usual key ingredients, no sugar, just ten calories, all in a slim and sleek 12oz can. 7-Eleven is carrying a full range of Bloom Energy flavors, including Strawberry Watermelon, Raspberry Lemon, and Cherry Lime.

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