24c Vitamin-Enhanced Water
Posted on February 2nd, 2010 by Kori EllisPosted in products
Many vitamin-enhanced waters don’t taste very good at all. They oftentimes have an aftertaste or just poor flavor. Recently, I tried 24c from the Jones Soda Company.
This great tasting vitamin-enhanced water is high in vitamin C and balanced to offer a full day’s supply of essential vitamins and electrolytes.
Every bottle of 24c is fortified with vitamins and minerals to help nourish and replenish your body. These nutrients include Vitamins C and E for powerful antioxidant and immune system-boosting properties, Vitamin B to help promote healthy skin and muscle tone, and Vitamin A, zinc, and chromium for healthy vision, bone growth, and metabolism support.
Unlike sodas and other drinks, 24c is free of high fructose corn syrup. Instead, it is naturally sweetened with pure, natural cane sugar for just the right sweetness without the aftertaste of sugar substitutes.
24c comes in six natural flavors – Lemon Lime, Mandarin Orange, Tropical Citrus, Peach Mango, Berry Pomegranate, and Cranberry Apple. It is available in 20-ounce bottles or 10 gram drink mix packets. I can only vouch for the bottled variety, but I’m sure the powder mix is equally as delicious.
24c is wonderful drink option for adults and kids of all ages. We should all make an effort to lower our intake of refined white sugar and high fructose corn syrup. By drinking more fortified water, as well as drinking less soda and other sugary drinks, we can be drinking our vitamins instead of sugar!
You can learn more about 24c at 24c.com. 24c is sold at grocery stores and Cost Plus World Market stores across the U.S. and Canada.
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