Great for workout recovery AND hangovers!

Move aside blue Powerade, I've got a new hangover drink!

This powdered sports drink is amazing. It keeps you hydrated with electrolytes, and also helps with muscle repair.

The taste of the mixed berry is amazing although I would say it can sometimes taste more like bubblegum. I've purchased both the tub and the individual tubes. For the tubes I will typically add half into a water bottle because I find too much of it doesn't taste as good. Instead I'll split it into all of my water intake for the day. The tub is great too because you can control how much you put in.

I've recommended it to two of my friends and they loved it and have purchased already! It's available online, Walmart or shoppers drug Mart.

Better!

While I still think this is most worth it for athletes or those doing high-intensity workouts, we noticed a difference in our daily energy levels when switching out soda for this, compared to the other flavour we tried. Part of this could be we were more consistent in drinking this because the flavour is more pleasant.

While I usually prefer Blue raspberry flavoured things (the other flavour I tried) the Mixed Berry has much less of an oversweetened 'stevia' taste and bitter aftertaste. Due to Stevia's bitter aftertaste, I prefer stuff sweetened with sucralose, but I know many complain and want 'natural' flavouring. It's each person prerogative to decide on the science and what choice they want to make, but do know that if you have an unpleasant experience with Stevia and are a supertaster (too many tastebuds) like me, this is a more bearable flavour over blue raspberry. It kind of tastes a bit like classic bubblegum, despite it's berry description.

Since it's flavoured with sweeteners it's also suitable for diabetics. My only (small) complaint is that the tub is much bigger than the powder, which is a little misleading, but go by the weight and you can't go wrong. It also comes with a little scoop that is (cleverly) long handled so you can reach the powder as it gets lower.