The suit found that 'Super Creatine' was not actually creatine, and did not raise the body's creatine levels an arbitrator ruled in favor of Monster and Orange Bang, with Vital Pharmaceuticals owing $175 million in damages, described as one of the largest awards in US trademark history. The introduction of the 'Bang Energy RTD' drink infringed on this settlement, as it contained 'Super Creatine'. Orange Bang previously sued Vital Pharmaceuticals in 2009, and the two companies settled the next year, with restrictions placed on Vital Pharmaceuticals' use of the Bang trademark, limited to 'creatine-based' drinks and products sold exclusively at fitness venues such as gyms. In a separate lawsuit, Monster Beverage and Orange Bang sued Vital Pharmaceuticals for trademark infringement.

Vital countersued, alleging that Monster infringed their copyright by use of similar trade dress.

Vital Pharmaceuticals was sued by competing energy drink manufacturer Monster Beverage, who alleged that Vital engaged in consumer deception and anti-competitive business practices. Vooz Hydration Sensation, marketed as a sports hydration drink.Bang MIXX Hard Seltzer, an alcoholic drink under the Bang brand.Bang ThermIQ, a liquid capsule dietary supplement marketed as a fat burner.Bang Shots, similar to that of 5 Hour Energy.Bang Keto Coffee, a high protein coffee drink.Natural Bang, marketed as an all-natural alternative to mainline Bang.Alongside its mainline energy drink, the company also produces several other products marketed under the Bang brand and logo. The Bang energy drink lineup includes over 40 flavors. Bang transitioned from exclusive PepsiCo distribution in June 2022. On November 17, 2020, the company gave PepsiCo a notice of termination an emergency arbitrator ruled in December 2020 that Pepsi remained the exclusive distributor of Bang drinks until 2023.

In April 2020, PepsiCo entered an exclusive distribution agreement with VPX to distribute Bang in the United States. In 2019, the company opened a manufacturing and distribution facility in Phoenix, Arizona, which operates alongside their facility in Pembroke Pines, Florida. In 2017, Bang Energy announced a caffeine-free variant of the beverage, using beta-alanine in place of caffeine. Bang Energy's stated mission is to make high-quality nutritional supplements backed by scientific research. In 2012, the company introduced Bang, marketed as a low sugar carbonated energy drink. Other products distributed by the company include Redline, Noo Fuzion, and Meltdown. It manufactures and distributes sports supplements and performance beverages under the brand name VPX. Bang's parent company, Vital Pharmaceuticals, was founded in 1993 by Jack Owoc.

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