Lucozade Alert

Yesterday I say some Lucozade Alert which turns out to be Lucozade caffine version, but before we get straight to the point lets have a history lesson. Lucozade was created by the company now called GlaxoSmithKline in the 1920s as a sugar heavy drink bearing more similarities to medicine than a normal drink. In 1965 Gatorade became the first Isotonic drink on the market changing the landscape for sports drinks entirely though never really breaking into the UK markets, Lucozade joined this with sports range. Then came the movement towards Caffine drinks lead by Red Bull and followed by Rockstar, Relentless, Monster and plenty of others. So here we are with Lucozade Alert ...  Read the complete review

I thought I would try this product when I saw it billed as "only 45 calories!" and this wasn't per sip or per 100mls, it was for the entire drink!- Now I know that an apple is around 65 calories, so this had fewer calories then an apple. Already I like this drink. Its described as a drink that will give you energy, will make you more alert and basicly will turn you into a Duracell battery and make you more intelligent if the adverts in the Metro newspaper are anything to go by, where there are quizzes set that are meant to be tricky, supported by the drink and with claims that the drink will enhance your ability to do these tests. Whatever- I just ...  Read the complete review

Switch on your Brain with Lucozade Alert The morning after a bank holiday weekend is not a great one to go back to work on. I was feeling tired and in definite need of a caffeine hit when lo and behold I was given a sample of the new Lucozade Alert at Kings Cross station. The day was starting to look up already. This new Lucozade was just launched in April so it's a very new product, hence the give away to entice customers. It is Lucozade's first stimulation drink (much like the benefits of Red Bull) and is meant to stimulate the mind and give mental edge rather than the body for which Lucozade is famous with its other drinks. Apparently according ...  Read the complete review

Pretty much any new product, you will find that I am nosy and I want to try this. I would say it is for the sake of Dooyoo, but I done that long before I was on Dooyoo. I drink an energy drink pretty much every morning, who knows if they work, but in my mind they do. This drink came out about 6 months ago and although it seems quite expensive, you find that the brand Lucozade is a bit more expensive anyway. You can buy this drink in individual 250ml bottles and these range in price from 80p-£1.20 or 4 packs, which can cost £2.80-£3.40. The bottle design is a clear plastic bottle and is a slight curvy shape that goes in in the middle and ...  Read the complete review

Noticed this in the shop today, and thought why not. I love trying new drinks, so grabbed a can. (They appear to have replaced the previous bottles with a can, which seems more sensible as there isn't enough in there to put the lid back on to save for later.) The can was 97p, which is a lot for not very much, but you have to try things once. Difficult to comment on the energy boost of the product, however me and my friend both felt very dizzy and light headed directly after drinking, upon exiting a lift. This could be due to the drink, or it could be due to the lift, but probably due to the fact we were jumping up and down all the way up the lift as there was ...  Read the complete review