VitaHustleElectrolyte Hydration Immunity Drink Mix, Caffeine Free Stick Packs, Beta Glucan, Vitamin C, Elderberry (6 Count, Orange)

VitaHustle Electrolyte Hydration + Immunity Drink Mix is a tasty way to hydrate yourself when you are on the go. The order includes six .18oz stick packets that hold a fine powder that once paired with water creates a deep orange colored drink with a faint fruity aroma. To make the drink, you just need to add the packet to a 16oz bottle or glass of water and shake or stir. The finished drink is a pleasant orange flavored drink. As with competitor electrolyte beverages, there is a noticeable sodium flavor in the background of the drink. The powder includes Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, Zinc, Sodium, and Potassium. What distinguishes this beverage from its competition is that it includes a Proprietary Vitalmunity Blend of Curdian, green tea leaf extract, grape seed extract, elderberry fruit extract, eleuthero root, white tea leaf, oolong tea leaf extract, and maqui berry. It also includes citric acid, natural flavors, dried cane sugar, maltodextrin, rebaudioside (a natural stevia leaf), dextrose, beta-carotene (color), beet root (color), and silica. It is a vegan, gluten free, dairy free, GMO free, and soy free product. When it comes to the cost at the time of the writing of this review, it leans on the high side considering that the order only includes six packets for $9.99. The product that I received has a best by date of 15 months from the date that I received it. VitaHustle was founded by actor and comedian Kevin Hart. Overall, it delivered the results that it advertised but given its smaller quantity and higher price, I don't foresee myself adding it again to my Amazon cart.

I was nervous to test these because other name brands on the market always taste like pure salt and have like 40% of your daily dose of sodium. But Kevin Harts VitaHustle is different, it tastes like an orange flavored vitamin water. You get to pick and choose how strong you want your flavor to be based on how much water you mix it with. As someone who doesn’t drink anything but water I was nervous that it was going to taste sugary and like you’re drinking soda but I have to give it to them, this orange, electrolyte beverage is absolutely delicious! It’s like a spin on orange tang but it’s not loaded with sugar, chemicals, and a bunch of crap you shouldn’t be putting in your body. I love that it’s cruelty free, gluten-free, and vegan. I woke up after a night out with friends with a migraine. Realizing I was dehydrated, and within a half hour of drinking this, I was less groggy, had energy, and my migraine was gone. no the price is on the steep side for these. You get six beverage packages meaning each drink costs about $1.67 at the current price point. That’s at a price point of their competitors who have vitamin waters already mixed and sitting on the shelf. It’s a little disheartening to see that the package is 80% empty with just stick stick sitting in it. I had to double check if I only got a sample size. I hope they come out with a box of 30 sticks because I’d gladly repurchased this orange flavor. I’ll also add that this mixed nicely into the water, no powdery residue left, no clumps or chunks. It was very smooth and not chalky at all. I’ve tried other products in the vitahustle line and this is a win too!I noticed that this product has green tea extract in it but nowhere did they mentioned caffeine on their product website, I couldn’t find it the information on Google or on this ad listing. I’ve never seen a product that has green tea extract, but not caffeine content listed. So keep that in mind do not drink near bedtime i’m sure that’s why they promote an “energy boost“.

It's too sweet for my liking, but that was easily remedied by adding more water. Other than that, the flavor is pleasant enough, it tastes sort of orange-y. I didn't notice any difference in my energy level, but I did feel somewhat hydrated after drinking it. Overall it's not bad, not great - just okay.

I love how these combine hydration with immunity boosting ingredients (good ones too). I found that 16oz of water is a bit much, but it would likely dilute the flavor which I found a bit artificial and strong at 8oz. These are easy to travel with, I took them on a business trip and cruise and the ingredients helped me feel confident I wouldn't get sick (and I didnt!). There could be more in a box, but overall I'd order more in the future.

These are fantastic. They taste really good and mix well with water so there are no huge chunks of powder.

I drink at least one hydration/electrolyte type of drink each day. I'm physically active and require a way to replenish my body with essential nutrients. I thought this VitaHustle would be worth trying. I think it tastes pretty good. The orange flavor has a great similarity to that of Tang. I actually look forward to drinking it on break. It is my time to sit and restore and recover after losing important nutrients. It seems to mix well and leaves little to no sediment behind. The listing shows a variety of superfood ingredients and vitamins, which originally piqued my interest. While those are good, I still question the presence of maltodextrin in the ingredient list. Maltodextrin does your body no favors, so I'm truly perplexed as to why it was chosen as an ingredient. Aside from that, it seems to work. I do get a nice energy boost from it, but it is on the pricier side. There are only 6 packets per box. If I drink one every other day, I may get almost a two week supply out of one box. Aside from that, I think it's a good hydration/electrolyte beverage.

Not my favorite flavor it tastes like a fake orange. I have tried a lot of various packets and compared to others it had a fake orange flavor. Also I didn't realize that Elderberry in it which can cause issues if you aren't careful. Its also not "all natural" if you look at the remaining ingredients maltodextrin is a HUGE no for me I wouldn't even feed it to my cat that I don't own. Its a no from me considering what it says on the front to what's on the back. The math isn't mathing.