Status reportIs Monster Rehab Strawberry Lemonade discontinued?
What happened to the red Rehab can, how it differs from 2026 Juice Strawberry Lemonade, and what remaining-stock listings actually tell us.
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The Discontinued Journal
What is leaving U.S. shelves next?
Direct answers for discontinued flavors, package changes, and credible rumors. Every report is dated, sourced, and written for the United States first.
Coverage standardUnited States market
Reports published19 individual articles
Last evidence reviewSeptember 21, 2026
Status ruleFlavor and package tracked separately
Latest from the journal
September 21, 2026
Status reportResearch by topic
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Brand and year indexes collect the individual evidence reports into faster answers for broad discontinuation searches.
Confirmed and distribution-supported
U.S. discontinued flavor reports
A missing U.S. flavor is classified as discontinued here even when other countries still sell it. Remaining stock and stale product pages are documented, not mistaken for a relaunch.
Status reportIs Red Bull Blue Edition Blueberry discontinued?
Yes. The original blueberry edition left Red Bull’s U.S. lineup in 2026, although foreign-market cans can still appear online.
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Status reportIs Monster Ultra Watermelon discontinued?
A major U.S. retailer reset placed Ultra Watermelon among Monster’s 2026 cuts, even while old catalog pages remain online.
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Status reportIs Monster Reserve Peaches N’ Crème discontinued?
The creamy, full-sugar peach Reserve flavor was removed in the 2026 reset and has no direct replacement.
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Status reportIs Monster Ultra Red discontinued?
Ultra Red is discontinued in normal U.S. distribution, but stale brand pages, isolated restocks, and imports keep the question confusing.
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Status reportIs Red Bull Curuba Elderflower discontinued?
The green curuba-and-elderflower Edition was removed from normal U.S. distribution in the 2026 range reset.
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Status reportIs Sugarfree Red Bull Watermelon discontinued?
The sugarfree watermelon variant ended in the U.S.; the regular Red Edition is a separate current drink.
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Status reportIs Sugarfree Red Bull Strawberry Apricot discontinued?
The sugarfree Amber Edition was cut in 2026 even though regular Strawberry Apricot remains in Red Bull’s U.S. range.
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Status reportIs Alani Nu Lime Slush discontinued?
The bright green limited release ended after its 2026 U.S. run; remaining packs are sell-through inventory.
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Status reportIs CELSIUS Raspberry Acai Green Tea discontinued?
The 2026 Fizz-Free refresh kept Peach Mango but left Raspberry Acai Green Tea out of the current U.S. lineup.
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Status reportIs Monster Reserve White Pineapple discontinued?
Where White Pineapple stands in the U.S., which countries still list it, and how to find full cans instead of empty collectibles.
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Status reportIs Monster Aussie Lemonade discontinued?
The 2025 U.S. discontinuation report, the overseas listings that remain, and what to check before buying a can in 2026.
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Reported next, not confirmed yet
These stories answer the rumor without promoting it to fact. Each page names the original report, the claimed timing, and the public evidence that still conflicts with it.
Status reportIs Monster Ultra Fantasy Ruby Red being discontinued?
A reported corporate email names October 1, but Monster still lists Ruby Red. The rumor is credible enough to watch, not confirm.
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Status reportIs Monster Rehab Green Tea being discontinued?
A specific report names Rehab Green Tea for October 1, while Monster’s official page still treats it as current.
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Status reportIs Monster Rio Punch being discontinued?
Rio Punch appears in the same October rumor as Ruby Red and Green Tea, but public Monster sources still list it.
Read the 9-minute report →News analysisMonster Rehab Green Tea: is an October exit coming?
Our September 13 review examines the October 1 claim, Monster's official U.S. pages, and what an empty shelf actually tells you.
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Current drinks with retired versions
A current flavor can still have a discontinued can design, formula, size, or sub-line. These reports keep those answers separate.
Status reportIs Monster Reserve Orange Dreamsicle discontinued?
The black Reserve can and its formula ended, but Monster relaunched Orange Dreamsicle outside the Reserve line.
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Status reportIs Mountain Dew LiveWire discontinued?
The orange soda is still current but regional. The older package design shown here is the discontinued part.
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Status reportIs Red Bull Fuji Apple & Ginger discontinued?
Fuji Apple & Ginger is back permanently as Apple Edition, but the U.S. Sugarfree can from winter 2025 did not return with it.
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Useful, specific, and honest about uncertainty.
Brand announcements and current U.S. catalogs come first. Distributor notices and broad retail resets can establish real-world discontinuation when a brand leaves an old page online. Community reports start investigations but remain labeled as rumors until stronger evidence arrives.
There is no authoritative all-brand registry of discontinued flavors. The index expands in researched batches so it can become comprehensive without publishing guesses as facts.
U.S. firstInternational availability is context, not the deciding status.
One productEvery article image shows one exact can so reports are easy to identify.
Evidence gradeEach story explains whether the conclusion is official, distribution-supported, or unconfirmed.
Correction trailReports show a checked date and change when new evidence arrives.
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Distributor emails, retailer reset sheets, date-coded cans, package changes, and repeated regional sightings can move a report from rumor to confirmed.