Is Monster Ultra Red White & Blue Razz worth it?

If you want a zero-sugar energy drink with a blue raspberry flavor, it is a reasonable pick at $2.88 at Walmart as of November 5, 2026. The catch is that only one store lists it new, so you have little price competition to shop around.

How much caffeine is in a can?

Monster Ultra cans typically carry about 140 mg of caffeine per 16 fl oz can. That is roughly the same as a strong cup of coffee, so it is not a drink for children or anyone limiting caffeine.

How does it compare to original Monster?

Ultra is zero sugar and lighter-bodied, while original Monster is full sugar and heavier. The blue raspberry flavor is fruitier and less caramel-like than the original.

Yes. Ultra Red White & Blue Razz is a zero-sugar drink, sweetened with artificial sweeteners rather than sugar.

When is the best time to buy it?

Single cans are usually cheapest at big-box stores like Walmart, and multipacks lower the per-can cost. Watch for seasonal or limited-edition runs, since this flavor can be harder to find outside those windows.

This listing is for 24 cans, each 16 fl oz, in aluminum cans. It is a shelf-stable liquid with a stated shelf life of about 730 days.

Where is the Monster Energy Ultra Red White & Blue Razz cheapest?

At Walmart, for $2.88, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the Monster Energy Ultra Red White & Blue Razz

Monster Energy Ultra Red White & Blue Razz is a zero-sugar energy drink in a 16 fl oz can, flavored as blue raspberry with a red, white and blue theme. It is part of Monster's Ultra line, which uses a lighter, crisper profile than the original Monster. The best new price is $2.88 at Walmart as of November 5, 2026, and only one store lists it new, so there is no meaningful recent price range to compare against.