I was starving and with starvation comes thirst and I was in a local grocery store and saw the drink and my nerves reached out and grab it because of it’s boast on B-Vitamins.

I picked up the B-vitamin juice call “B Monster.”  I did my routine of reading the ingredients after I picked up the drink.  And what do you think I saw?

Orange juice, blueberry puree, mango puree, banana puree, apple juice, concord grape juice, vitamin C (ascorbic acid), niaccinamide, vitamin B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride), vitamin B2 (RIBOFLAVIN 5 PHOSPHATE), calcium pantothenate, vitamin B1 (thiamine hydrochloride), biotin, and vitamin B12.

I hate when a juice says it is a berry juice and they throw in all these other filler juices like mango, banana, apple, and grape.  However, I know that is to sweeten the juice for better consumption.

I wasn’t that impressed but it was better than your normal high fructose corn syrup filled juice.  So what did the B-Monster taste like?  It had a rich taste and because I was so hungry and thirsty, I’m sure it boosted it’s taste to me.  I loved it; and I would certainly drink this drink again and again.  You have to pay for health care nevertheless.

Retail this drink ran me $2.99 and I’m sure that is fair and worth it; I just can’t help but recognize that half a gallon of excellent juices can be bought for that same price.  Here I only got 450 ML.

I love the blueberries and the boost of energy I received from drinking this drink.  If you’re going to make Odwalla’s B Monster a household drink; I’d consider Nutrilite’s Antioxidant Berry Juice.  More potent health benefits; more energy, and in my humble opinion, better taste.

View both of these and see which you prefer best: DrinkAct Energy or Odwalla’s B Monster Juice!

GTR