Feel Free appears as innocuous as a trendy new Kombucha, and it’s billed as a natural way to get a little boost. Manufacturer Botanic Tonics advertises the drink as filled with “plant ingredients” and ...

Warnings about the potentially dangerous and addictive effects of a tonic sold online and at gas stations, vape shops and other outlets have recently been swirling on TikTok and Reddit. The beverage ...

A “feel good” herbal supplement is facing backlash online after a number of social media users shared their stories of addiction and terrifying health effects. Feel Free drinks are sold at many gas ...

People online are speaking out against a drink sold at gas stations that they claim is “addictive.” The product is called Feel Free, made by Oklahoma-based Botanic Tonics, and it’s intended to boost ...

Misha Brown was walking into his local Circle K gas station in Austin, Texas, when he says a teenage boy approached him and asked him to buy him “Feel Free.” When Brown said no, he said he believed ...

Social media users and experts alike are warning people about Feel Free tonics and other products containing the opioid-like substance kratom, an NBC News report reveals. Products containing kratom, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Botanic Tonics' Feel Free supplements have outsold bigger names like 5-hour Energy and Red Bull in some convenience stores, ...