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We take it seriously. For example, we pay more for things like our real all-natural Vitamin E, which is called d-alpha tocopherol.

Some brands skimp and use the cheaper, artificial Vitamin E, dl-alpha tocopherol. That extra "l" in "dl" is the hint that you're getting the cheap stuff.

Close search. Powered Air Purifying Respirators Brands. Answer: They are the civilian version of the Hoohah bars. Question: Does this product have milk in it?

Answer: Thanks for your question. Our bars are kosher pareve so we do not have milk in our energy bars. Question: Where can I find temperature and shelf life information? Answer: Developed to enhance the physical and mental performance of U. Military personnel Packs a wallop of balanced nutrition and tastes good too?

Question: Are these the same as the performance readiness bars given at basic? Question: These arrived without an expiration date? How do you know the shelf life if there is no manufacture or expire date? Please respond?!! Question: I just purchased few boxes of soldier fuel energy bars and it has "d" how should i read it? I've eaten all of mine and so cannot observe anything similar on the labeling. Perhaps a manufacturer's lot number. Why worry about it? Customer Ratings.

Review this product Share your thoughts with other customers Write a customer review. Customer Reviews. Load More Reviews. Write Your Own Reviews Only registered users can write reviews. Trans fat causes coronary heart disease. It was unacceptable. Why'd we fight to make a better bar? Because we love and respect the men and women who wear the uniform, and we think they deserve the best. Also, we're athletes ourselves and we like to have an unlimited supply of bad-ass energy bars.

Our rich peanut butter flavor comes from the fact that we use real peanuts, and the secret to our Real Chocolate flavor is imported raw cocoa nibs from Spain. The same commitment to quality applies to every other ingredient, too. A lot of products claim to be all-natural. But many stretch the truth, because the FDA doesn't police the "all natural" claim very strictly.

We take it seriously. For example, we pay more for things like our real all-natural Vitamin E, which is called d-alpha tocopherol.