
Save 25% Off a 12-Pack of ZOA Zero Sugar Energy Drinks
Amazon is offering a 25% discount on a 12-pack of ZOA Zero Sugar energy drinks for customers who subscribe to the service. The tropical variety pack, which includes four distinct flavors, is available for $18 on the first delivery. Subsequent deliveries will revert to the standard price of $24, though Prime members continue to receive free shipping.
- ▪The deal requires customers to clip an on-page coupon and sign up for Amazon's Subscribe & Save feature.
- ▪The tropical variety pack contains three cans each of green apple, white peach, pineapple coconut, and wild orange flavors.
- ▪Each can provides 160 mg of plant-based caffeine derived from green tea and green coffee.
- ▪The drinks also contain electrolytes, vitamin B, and vitamin C.
- ▪Other ZOA variety packs are also discounted by 25% but cost more than the tropical option.
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Everyday Needs Save 25% Off a 12-Pack of ZOA Zero Sugar Energy Drinks Save by clipping the on-page coupon when you select Subscribe & Save. Oliver Haslam Writer Oliver Haslam has been writing about phones, computers, games, and anything else that takes a battery or plugs in for more than he'd like to admit.… Read full bio Oliver Haslam Writer Read full bio September 16, 2026, 12:46 pm ET 1 min read ZOA/CNET Save 25%: You’ll save 25% off a 12-pack case of tropical flavor variety pack ZOA zero sugar energy drinks when you sign up via Amazon’s Subscribe & Save feature and clip the on-page coupon. This deal means you’ll pay $18 for your first pack, with the normal price of $24 applying to all subsequent deliveries. Amazon Prime members will of course get free delivery, too.
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