These are extremely expensive for a sugar-laden beverage. They are way too sweet, and leave a weird taste in my mouth, in addition to a weird tingly feeling. I'll stick to water thank you!

My favorite is peach mango. The others one are not so great for me, because of the flavor is tasteless. I wish to try the green tea, but it's hard to find.

They don't taste like anything special and are full of sugar. You're better off drinking real fruit juice. Don't be fooled by 'only 10 calories'. It will be worse for you in the long run.

this isn't a drink I would use all the time.The flavor you really have to get use to,its not your every day tasting fruit juice.I wouldn't recomend to kids either,again its not a taste that I found I would like immediately where as regular juice I know what to expect

Tasty yummy goodness! If I’m not mistaken ( and I don’t think I am) This beverage actually contains the dvu (daily value intake) of your b vitamins as well as you vitamin e and c…(and far more folic acid than you need)all the antioxidants one could want!

But for the price get a couple bottles of supplements (that will last you a month or more and actually have an impact on your health) a good multi vitamin and save this for those days when you want an EXTRA boost.

Truth is you could Drink this every day and STILL not be getting enough of all the vitamins you need in a day…
Just some food for thought…

p.s.: Great for hangovers if consumed before bed after drinking with a lot of water or with vitamins the morning after.
There also great for PMS

“FUZE is a delicious and smart line of all natural tea and juice drink beverages 'infuzed' with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants” that has just entered the Canadian market. Available for under $5, FUZE is pitched as a fun, stylish and tasty drink that is a favourite among celebrities (such as Ellen Page, Katie Holmes and Julia Roberts) at the moment and comes in a variety of flavours.

I was recently given the opportunity to test-drive some of their drinks, and I thought it was a great chance to try something new and see what all the hype was about. I’m health-conscious and love me a fruity drink, so it was a good idea, no? I’ve also been making an effort to live a healthier, more balanced lifestyle this year (Is that part of your New Year’s resolution?) and these seemed like they may fit right in.

Here’s what I got:

REFRESH
I tried this one first when I had a hankering for something tropical, and it did not disappoint. REFRESH is a thick and smooth concoction of peach and mango, that apparently contains 100% of your daily values of essential vitamins and calcium. It was a huge bottle so I can easily see how they fit all those vitamins in there! I really wasn’t expecting the thickness of the drink, but I like to think that it was due to real peaches and mangoes (thick fruits) being mushed up for it. Make sure you refrigerate it though—I let it warm up a little bit by accident and the consistency and flavor felt a little weird.


VITALIZE
…was the next one I tried. Again with the thickness. I’m not sure if I’d even label these things as juices! I think they have some additives to provide the additional smoothness and thickness that I experienced. This one was an interesting combination of blackberry and grape. Kind of like Welch’s grape juice, but thicker. This one promises a slew of electrolytes and antioxidants to help you re-VITALIZE after activity. Again, make sure this bad boy is ice cold before you drink it.

GREEN TEA WITH HONEY
I liked this one the best out of the bunch, but whether it was because I am an iced tea fanatic or because it was finally a proper liquid I don’t know. I was surprised to notice a very strong honey flavor. Usually when drinks claim that they were sweetened with honey you can’t tell. With this one you definitely can. I found it the easiest to drink and enjoyed the fact that honey was used rather than some bizarre chemical-sugar ingredient, however the sweetness was a little cloying. This was also the drink that had the least amount of calories, about 180 per 547mL bottle.

Final Thoughts:
They were pretty big bottles, but I guess they have to be to justify the price. I like that vitamins and antioxidants, etc. were included in the drink—it made me feel like I was putting more into my body than just sugar-laden juice. I thought the packaging was pretty cool, too. You could almost make art out of those bottles!

While I probably wouldn’t buy them for myself (I generally prefer plain water) I think they’re a better alternative to sugary pop and would definitely drink them if they were free!