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Fitness WaterVery similar if not identical to Vitamin Waters, this is one of the newest beverage categories on the market, fitness waters boast added vitamins and minerals, and often other "functional" ingredients, and have less carbohydrates than traditional sports drinks. A combination of high-fructose corn syrup (the beverage industry's sweetener of choice), crystalline fructose and sugar substitutes such as Splenda keep the carbs and calories low. |
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Glaceau Vitamin WaterVapor distilled water, crystalline fructose, citric acid, caffeine, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), gum Arabic, natural flavor, electrolytes (calcium, magnesium, and potassium), gum ester, zinc picolinate, vitamin E acetate, vitamin A palmitate, niacin (B3), pantothenic acid (B5), beta carotene, Siberian ginseng and guarana extracts, cyanocobalamin (B12), caramel color, pyridoxine hydrochloride (B6) |
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Base Energy + WaterDiscover the benefits of pure BASE enhanced water. Designed to optimize muscle tone during exercise, this innovative formula combines the ultimate sleection of plant extracts, fruit juice concentrate, and essential minerals to meet your highest level of body requirements. |
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TalkingRain BeverageTalkingRain Beverage Company is passionate about providing health-conscious consumers with the freshest natural water and flavored beverages. The TalkingRain family of beverages includes five healthy, thirst-quenching product lines: spring water, oxygenated water, sparkling water, diet flavored non-carbonated water & flavored non-carbonated water. Some are enhanced with fruit flavors, enriched with natural herbal supplements, and infused with vitamins. |
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VitaZestVitaZest Vitamin & Fruit Enriched Water is a unique drink that has no carbs, no calories, no sugar, no artificial colors, no preservatives and no caffeine. It is offered in eight tantalizing flavors: Blueberry, Mango Cherry, Kiwi Strawberry, Pomegranate, Lemon Lime, Passion Fruit, Peach Melon and Orange. Each bottle contains 10 essential vitamins and minerals, with up to 125 percent Vitamin C in some flavors. It is one of the few beverages enriched with calcium. |
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| Sport Drinks In 1965, doctors at the University of Florida developed the first sports drink with their football team in mind. Their goal? To encourage athletes who practice in the brutal Florida heat and humidity to consume adequate amounts of fluid and electrolytes for optimum athletic performance. The result was Gatorade -- basically water with added carbohydrates, sodium and potassium. Today there are a variety of similar sports drinks in a mind-boggling array of flavors and neon colors designed to tempt your taste buds |
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