5-hour Energy fiends: We want to hear from you

Update: Thanks for all the feedback. Check out Patricia's full story here.

It promises a five-hour boost "without the crash," and with sales of 5-Hour Energy nearly doubling at commissaries the first four months of this year over 2011, it's obvious you love this handy energy shot, too.

Tell us why you rely on 5-Hour Energy -- what you like, when you take it, why you buy it.If you hate it or had a bad experience with it, we'd want to know that, too.

Email writer Patricia Kime at pkime@militarytimes.com and tell us what you think.

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