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Emergen-C Acai Berry 36 packets |  | Brand: Alacer Category: Health and Beauty
List Price: $15.89 Buy New: $8.55 as of 2/8/2010 22:15 CST details You Save: $7.34 (46%)
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Seller: DAB Nutrition Rating: 16 reviews Sales Rank: 26409
Ingredients: fructose, citric acid, natural flavors, natural fruit and vegetable color, blackcurrant juice powder, tapioca maltodextrin, malic acid, acai juice powder, silica, glycine, aspartic acid, tartaric acid, and cysteine hydrochloride Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9 Dimensions (in): 5.9 x 4 x 2.4 Legal Disclaimer: * These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. ** Always refer to the manufacturer's label on the product for description, recommended dose and precautions.
MPN: EC30206 Model: ALAC-30156 UPC: 076314302062 EAN: 0076314302062
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Product Description Give your health and energy a brazilian boost. Acai is a dark purple berry from deep in the jungles of Brazil. Natives there have long prized its health and energy boosting properties. Sound familiar? if the whole native thing isn't enough for you to go on, studies suggest the acai berry packs a mean antioxidant punch ( 10x the antioxidant power of red grapes). Delivering a potent 1000 mg of vitamin c, 32 active mineral complexes and a bunch of energy-boosting b vitamins. Emergen-C acai berry comes in a handy, mixable powder which, wouldnt you know it, tastes mighty good.
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Works-- but smells foul February 8, 2010 S. Meineke (Hampton Roads, VA) This product has the same effect true to the Emergen-C product line, and tastes fine but smells quite unpleasant. I normally prepare my Emergen-C packets with hot water vice cold because I'm not huge on the fizzy effect which goes away using hot water, and when I'm feeling like I'm about to get a cold or get sick, the warmth of the drink is soothing. When I first prepared this drink, my family INSTANTLY began searching around the house because they were convinced that my cat had urinated somewhere in the room... I thought it might have been a possibility, too, until I took some in to my office. Again, my co-workers expressed that it smelled foul, like an animal had urinated somewhere on the floor. Eventually, they walked over to my cube and after sniffing at my coffee mug with Acai Berry flavored Emergen-C in it, found the culprit. Maybe it only smelled like this because I make it with hot water, but I won't be bringing this flavor to work any time soon... Bottom line: It works, it tastes fine, it just doesn't smell great.
Meh February 7, 2010 T. Maxwell (SPARKS, NV, US) This product was 8.00 at walmart, I saw on websites and on the news that Acai Berry diet was the greatest thing! I don't need the diet part so I don't use to it's full dosage, I use this for energy to help me be more productive and less exhausted. I was super excited to try it and it said on the container had a great taste! Yea okay who are they fooling??? This stuff tasted DISGUSTING! It smelt like a shirt sat in the rain so long it molded! After it mixed with the water it wasn't AS bad. It did stink up my house though! I have so far used this product for 3 days now and I can honestly say it's a great product! Besides the rechid smell and taste, and it does taste better than it smells. I have been crazy productive! And did not feel as if I were going to pass out in the middle of trying to get something done.
FYI:
If you add a low calorie sweetener to it like sweet n low it takes away the bitter and stomach souring.
Makes a nice supplement drink January 23, 2010 Vyvyan Dunlap (Middlebury, IN USA) We've been mixing this with cold water and our calcium powder to use as a supplement drink. We like to use it especially during the winter months for added support. At this point,I guess my only negative comments would be the cost...I find it a bit pricey in comparison to other forms of nutritional supplementation and the fact that the acai is only 'flavoring' not the actual berry essence.
Great Health & Energy Booster w/Acai powder October 25, 2009 Sheila M. Thomas I travel to Asia frequently and this has worked wonders for offsetting jet-lag fatigue and cold symptoms. I recently felt I pick up something on the plane--scratchy throat, sneezing, runny noise--but within 12 hours and 4 packets of the Emergen-C Super Energy Booster, I had no symptoms left. Within 24 hours (3 more packets) I had great energy. The Acai flavor was unusual at first, but is like a tart berry taste. I now would prefer it to others, as I am not a "sweets" person. If you read the contents on the back of the packet, you will see that it Does contain Acai juice powder, although not as much as some of the other contents. The B6 (10mg) and B12 (25mcg) add to the boost! I intend to keep it with me when ever I travel in the future.
Dreadful. October 23, 2009 Eco Mama's Guide To Living Green The taste is awful--this coming from someone who drinks green sludge for breakfast--I have a stomach for unusual flavors. Also, it's a flavor and doesn't even have the benefits of acai. Why would they do this? They make other good flavors, try to get a sample of this one to make sure you like it before buying! Blech!!
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