I received this as a sample and at first swallow really didn't like it. Then another sip and yep I do like it. It has a sharp tangy taste which is quite different. It was a small ample but big enough to say that i will probably buy it again. As I remember it contains magnesium which is great for us all

Honestly, this is very similar to other products in the market right now. It didn't mix particularly well and didn't taste the greatest. However, the magnesium was a great and easy addition to my diet. It was definitely more interesting than just popping a vitamin but I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to buy it! Just average all around.

I received a sample of this product recently. It's a powdered supplement that provides magnesium, vitamin C and electrolytes. It's meant to be stirred and dissolved into water which then creates an effervescent/fizzy drink. It is supposed to be orange flavoured.

My initial reaction was that it was not so bad and the orange flavour was pretty good. It reminded me of Tang and it was initially easy to drink. I was ready to give it a good review but then the medicinal aftertaste started kicking in. It's not as fizzy as the packaging describes. When I think of fizzy, I think soda pop fizzy. This was more flat in nature.

I do think it's a great format to consume your vitamins, especially if you have trouble swallowing them and it's completely free of artificial colors and flavours, so thumbs up for that. However, I just can't see myself purchasing this to drink on a daily basis. Good concept, but the taste needs improvement.

In terms of the effects this has on the body, I didn't consume this for such a long period of time to notice long lasting benefits, but after one dose, I did feel a little more energized and the tension headache I had went away naturally. I'm assuming it was due to this product because it was the only thing that was different in my diet.

Each packet contains 100mg of magnesium and 325 mg Vitamin C. The first time I tried this I used a large glass of water (like the size of a standard 500ml bottle of water), but the taste was much too weak and diluted. So I read the directions more carefully the second time and used a small glass of water (150 - 250 ml).

First, the packet is a bit difficult to empty fully. I found some of the drink mix liked to stick to the inside of the packets, so I needed to use a spoon to scrape all of it out. orange taste. The product needed a bit of stirring before it was fully dissolved. It took a bit of patience, but in the end it all dissolved fully.

The taste is ok. There is an orange taste to it and a mild fizzy effect. Even with the small glass of water, I found the taste to be a bit mild. My husband tried the small glass I prepared and did not like the taste. He said it tasted artificial and medicine-like. My 10 year old son said he didn't like the taste much, but said he could drink the glass if he had to.

Overall this is an ok product. This is a good way to get children extra magnesium and vitamin C in their diet, however for myself, I would prefer the convenience of a tablet instead.

Disclaimer: I received this product free for review purposes.

Sadly, I found this supplement to be a disappointment as my favourite part of it was actually the cute cat on the packaging. In my opinion, they should have the orange cat on the front of the product too!

Taste-wise, it's not horrendous, but it doesn't taste great either, with the recommended amount of water it's like a watered down orange squash drink flavor. It might be a good option for you if you can't take supplement pills, but I feel like chewable vitamins are more appealing than this.

It didn't dissolve perfectly and the fizz was more of a gentle foam. I was expecting more of a fizzy 'pop' type drink so that definitely contributed to the disappointment. It also came out very yellow whiteish as opposed to orange, even when I reduced the water added, which made it look like un-appealing murky water.

I didn't notice anything bad over my time testing it, but didn't notice any improvements in health either.

It is great that it's vegan, and would be a good option for children who won't take vitamins, but sadly that's about the only good thing I can say about this.

I have been seeing my Naturopathic Doctor for several years now on and off, so I have tasted a LOT of bad remedies and liquids. I have also tried out a similar Magnesium Powder drink previously – which tasted like bubbly Orange juice.

I can deal with bubbly orange juice.

Unfortunately, Magpop lays in the category of one of the worst remedies I have tasted (which tasted similar to pine trees, and I quickly chased with a shot of baileys to try to get rid of the taste). All I can taste is carbonation, bubbles, and not really much of a good flavor.

I honestly couldn’t drink one whole glass of this drink, as it was just not appealing in any way to my taste buds.
I feel that perhaps someone who enjoys sparkling water might enjoy this? It reminded me of this.

This product also claims to be thirst quenching – I do not find drinks with a lot of fizz and pop refreshing, and the same holds for Magpop.

I also found that the powder also clumped, so the top of the glass was just full of powder clumps.

So, unfortunately as I was unable to guzzle much of this solution down, I did not see any benefit from the 3 packs I tried (and tried).

*** I received this product at no cost for my fair and fabulous review ***

This product is so gross,it aids in giving your body vitamin D and magnesium which is really great but it tasted absolutely horrible ,the only way to describe it would be to say it tasted like club soda ,just a fizzy horrible tasting beverage ,I personally think it might be better if mixed with orange juice