CELSIUSOn The Go Strawberry Coconut, Sugar Free Energy Drink Mix (14 Sticks per Pack)

Excellent taste, quality and caffeine content! I am a daily energy drink consumer and I switch between multiple different brands of energy drinks. However, I can always count on Celsius to deliver an exceptionally tasty and quality beverage! The drink mixes have a tendency to pop open a bit. It's an easy fix! Just cut the top with scissors and no residue! Make sure to empty the packet into your water bottle or beverage completely before mixing it. You will need to shake the bottle thoroughly before you drink it but it's worth the extra effort! The drink mixes are just as good as the cans. Drinking one of these will carry you for hours!! Would 100% recommend to anyone!

5 out of 5 stars – Positively Buzzing with Peachy Power!If you’re looking for a delightful way to rocket-launch yourself into productivity, may I humbly present: Celsius Peach Vibe. I popped one of these zesty little powder sticks into my water, gave it a swish, and voilà—liquid motivation in a tropical disguise.The flavour? Utterly divine. Like white peach nectar kissed by the gods of vitality themselves. The energy? Oh darling, I could clean the entire flat, alphabetize my spice rack, run a marathon (or at least power-walk with conviction), and still have pep left to reorganize my existential dread.As for caffeine? Let’s just say if you opened my bloodstream right now, it might fizz. My neurons are tap-dancing. My focus is hawk-like. I may in fact become a peach-powered deity at any moment.Highly recommend. Zero sugar, seven vitamins, and the gentle hum of overachieving ambition in every sip. Subscribed and thriving.

When I went to write this, I didn't think I would say much, but I guess there are a lot of benefits you don't really think about. I'll really only be comparing the canned Celsius to the powder.At the current time, it's roughly $0.80 per serving vs $1.33/can serving (a Costco case) and up to probably $3 or more at a convenience store.So, it is absolutely delicious. I was kind of surprised the first time I tasted it. With any product's powder packets you can add to water, you can make it as dense or as watered-down as you like (customizable). I put 1 packet in my 40-ounce water bottle because I like a refreshing feeling/taste. In 40 ounces of water, my tastebuds say it's deliciously flavored water, not soda/juice. However, I could see people that hate that taste, and they would just put it in a standard sized plastic bottle to get the ultra-sweet, or non-water feel to it.There are a couple of additional benefits the way I drink it, in my opinion, that tie into each other. Because there is more water, naturally, I am getting more water intake, and it takes me longer to drink. Therefore, instead of getting 200 mg of caffeine at once and crashing, it is spread out over a much longer time period. I feel as though it's a much more sustained energy. And I used to drink 2 cans a day, but now I usually only have 1 (on my non-workout days) because it does what I need it to over a longer period of time. On my workout days, I will still generally have 1 for my workout and 1 for the day which is the same as what I do with the canned versions but the Celsius for the day lasts longer with the powder. I can't really do any of this with the carbonated cans because, for some reason, I just chug them.Additionally, since I am drinking more water, I feel like I eat less. I know caffeine is an appetite suppressant itself, but I am usually pretty content most of the day because I am full of water. Again, this is in comparison to the cans and I don't seem to get as hungry. I do get hungry, just not "hangry." It's not a miracle drug or anything.Another benefit I just thought about is that it stays colder for longer since it's in my insulated water bottles. I live in Phoenix, so if I am outside in the middle of summer, this is kind of a big deal.The only 2 downsides so far.1. It seems to be that I go to the bathroom (#1, not #2) as much as I breathe. Okay, that's a little exaggerated, but it's a lot. However, I don't ever have to worry about having to pee in case I get popped for a drug test at work. lol2. Also, I now carry 2 large water bottles around because I'll carry 1 bottle for Celsius and 1 for water. This leads to having to wash them both at the end of the day (put them in the dishwasher). Again, both of these "cons" don't pale in comparison to the pros.I now have almost 2 cases of canned Celsius laying around because I swapped to the powder packets immediately. I will drink the cans to get rid of them but will likely never buy (the cans) again.UPDATE: The use of these just keeps getting better. I am travelling out of country for a month, and I don't believe the country I am going to is big on energy drinks. BUT, I can take a month's worth of Celsius with me (only adding a miniscule amount of weight and space in luggage) and not carry 3 cases of cans, which I would never do anyway. Another reviewer had mentioned this already, but I was so happy I didn't have to worry about my Celsius addiction in another country and wanted to let you guys know that they are ultra-portable.UPDATE UPDATE: Over a year later and it's still my favorite drink.

The CELSIUS On-the-Go Powder Stick Packs in Berry flavor (Zero Sugar, 14 Sticks per Pack, 2.5 Ounce per Pack) have received a lot of positive attention for their convenience, refreshing taste, and effective energy-boosting properties. Here’s a breakdown of what customers typically highlight in their reviews:### **Taste:**Many users enjoy the **Berry flavor** of these powder sticks. It's described as **refreshing** and not overly sweet, despite being sugar-free. It strikes a balance between tart and sweet, providing a pleasant experience when mixed with water.### **Convenience:**The **on-the-go powder sticks** are frequently praised for their portability. They come in individual packets, making them incredibly convenient for people who are always on the move. Simply add one packet to water and enjoy a quick energy boost without needing to carry bulky cans or bottles.### **Performance:**CELSIUS powder sticks are marketed as a product that provides **natural energy** without the sugar crash associated with many energy drinks. The formula includes ingredients like **green tea extract, caffeine, and ginger**, which provide a clean boost of energy. Reviewers often mention feeling energized and alert after drinking, with many appreciating the **lack of jitters** or crashes.### **Zero Sugar:**For those who are watching their sugar intake, the zero-sugar aspect is a significant selling point. Customers often note that they can enjoy a flavorful energy drink without the negative effects of sugar, like an insulin spike or crash.### **Health Focus:**CELSIUS is positioned as a **fitness and wellness product**, so it's marketed as being free from artificial preservatives, flavors, and sweeteners. Many reviews highlight the product’s **health-conscious ingredients**, which include **vitamins and minerals** that may support metabolism.### **Drawbacks:**Some customers mention that the flavor can be a bit **strong or artificial** for certain tastes, especially if mixed with too little water. Also, while the caffeine boost works for many, those sensitive to caffeine might find it a bit too strong.### **Packaging:**The compact, lightweight packaging makes it perfect for tossing in a gym bag or backpack. The 14-stick pack provides a decent quantity for frequent use, though some users might find it runs out quickly if consumed regularly.Overall, **CELSIUS On-the-Go Powder Stick Packs** are highly rated for their **convenience**, **taste**, and **energy-boosting effects**. They're an excellent option for individuals looking for a sugar-free, healthy alternative to traditional energy drinks. If you enjoy berry-flavored drinks and need a quick pick-me-up, this product is likely a good fit. Just be mindful of the caffeine content if you're sensitive to stimulants.