Pureboost Immune Clean Energy Booster, Refreshing Energy Drink Mix and Immunity Supplement with Elderberry, 1,200 mg Vitamin C, Vitamins A + D, and Zinc. (Tangerine Twist, 30 Count)

I've been using these for a few weeks now and they work well. Gives me a good amount of energy, helps me focus, is nice and fizzy so it's been helping me wean off of a bad habit of drinking caffeinated sodas. The only note I have is the taste, which is tolerable but does taste like a vitamin. The tropical flavor ended up tasting like that pink children's liquid antibiotic but that might just be me, the person I gave them to didn't seem to mind them

I wanted some extra immunity boosting for travel. I also liked the flavors and the effervescence. Will purchase afain

I wanted to like these more than I do. They just don't taste that great to me.

Besides the green foods flavor (tastes like wheat grass) I love any of the other flavors. The amount of vitamins and everything make me feel amazing.

The b12 cyanocobalamin is an artificial ingredient, which is not tolerated well by such a large percent of the population that babies in Europe are tested when they are born to see if their bodies are able to use it. I had to be checked after becoming very sickly, problems no middle-aged woman should have. my doctor knew what was up because it’s quite common. Some of the damage is supposedly not even correctable, some of it I am still recovering from, and this was several months ago that I found out I was being poisoned for being a loyal customer to a company that lies to consumers. I don’t know how many boxes of this brand I’ve gone through, in the dozens I believe, over the years, but it made me quite ill. I became extremely emaciated with a horrific brain fog. And there is over 100,000% of the recommended daily allowance. Our bodies can only absorb so much, so that meant that every morning when I mixed one serving with my collagen peptides, it was blocking my body’s ability to be able to absorb vitamin B 12 from any other food or vitamin sources. Supposedly people are checked after the age of 50 to see if they are genetically predisposed to absorb this fake vitamin without being able to use it, thereby leaving us with a vitamin deficiency. It takes 30 to 40 years for the symptoms to show up. Now that makes no sense whatsoever, and when I shared this information with the manufacturer, they responded by telling me that the B12 is cyanocobalamin. I know this, even though the vitamin deficiency can cause brain damage…… I can still read and thought the people might want to know that they are giving people some thing that makes us sick under false pretenses. So no, it’s not pure. I would not recommend this. How unethical! Yes, cyanocobalamin it is cheaper because it’s synthetic, but at what cost? I liked it because the caffeine was from green tea, and therefore not jolting to the nervous system, plus it being liquid meant that it was more bioavailable, but that just meant that I was more easily inflamed, in pain, with brain fog, no appetite, no energy, no strength. No thank you.

The flavor is ok, not great. The worst thing it doesn’t dissolve well in my water.

I have never been into coffee, so I naturally gravitated towards energy drinks, once I started working shift work after college. I am glad that I found this as an alternative and I really am enjoying it! It definitely gives me the energy needed to stay awake when I work night shift, and it doesn't seem to impact my sleep, as much as the energy drinks seemed to. The flavors could be better, but this is a good alternative to energy drinks, if you aren't a fan of coffee like me.

Great for energy, love them

also has a ridiculous amount of vitamin d in it even compared to other energy/vitamin drinks