Too sweet

I received a sample of this product and then saved it for what I thought would be an appropriate time to use it. Decided that after donating blood would be a good time as any, as a way to avoid the juices that they want you to drink to boost blood sugar.
I was hoping I would enjoy it and be able to use it as an electrolyte tool while following a keto/low-carb diet.
I was disappointed.
Did not appear to dissolve completely. It was far too sweet, even when watered down. I added it to 500ml of water, and they advise adding the package to 250ml (can't even imagine now sweet that would be). Now to be fair I have been following low/no sugar for a few months, so taste if quite sensitive to sweetness now.. It also had a fakeness to the taste that was not pleasant.
I will not be buying this product

Don't waste time or money

There are three reasons I would not purchase this product. The main reason is that unless recommended by a doctor, there is no reason an everyday person would need to drink this. It is just a gimmicky scheme to grab money from people looking to make healthy choices. Number two, the overall quality of the product, It. Does. Not. Dissolve. No mater how much you mix or try the product stays clumpy and gross in the water, almost undrinkable if I am honest. The final reason is that its just gross and doesn't taste good. It tastes like a vitamin but worse and is awfully sour. DO not waste you time and even if a supplement is recommended for you, just take a pill.

Meh

I received 3 single packets of MagPop. I am not a fan of the taste - it's fizzy and hardly an orange flavour. The benefits say that it "treats the following symptoms: fatigue, low energy, agitation, anxiety, restless legs, headaches, irritability, cramping and high blood pressure." I didn't notice any differences with how I felt. Perhaps a more continued use will have noticeable overall effects?

Unfortunately, this product just isn't for me. I really don't like a chemically induced "healthy lifestyle". It tastes artificial and gross. Also if I were to take supplements, I prefer it in solid form (ie: tablet, gummy, etc.)

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 ***