AeroShot Caffeine Side Effects and Health Risks. No civilized society would give a club drug to kids as young as 12 years old. Right? Wrong, it seems, if the makers of the new AeroShot Pure Energy had their way.
Right now, the ‘inhalable’ caffeine products are only available in France and through the company’s website at US$2.99 per ‘inhaler.’ But these are expected to hit Boston and New York retail outlets this month, where they may be sold next to energy drinks.
That is, if the health regulators don’t heed the warnings of United States Senator Charles Schumer (Democrat, New York), who has attacked AeroShot as a potential health threat especially dangerous to teens and youngsters.
Schumer, who in the past has effectively crusaded against Four Loko [see Four Loko Side Effects] and other caffeinated alcoholic drinks as well as bath salts [see Dangerous Effects of Bath Salts], both of which have led to spates of emergency room visits and deaths, said AeroShot shouldn’t be sold in the U.S. until the Food and Drug Administration reviews the product.
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