Question 1

Is this good for hangovers?

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20’s: it will cure your hangover 
30’s: it will help your hangover 
40’s: nothing helps, time to put the bottle down

Alcohol is a diuretic and a toxin. This product helps with the former but does nothing for the latter. Your hangovers are primarily dehydration in your younger years because your healthy liver can process the toxin pretty effectively. However, decades of abuse to the liver reduces its ability to process the toxin, resulting in more severe and longer lasting hangovers. You can try milk thistle to help restore your liver, but this takes many years and milk thistle alone won’t cut it. This product will at least hydrate you, which minimizes that aspect. There’s also the elements of sleeping and dieting to consider, both of which are almost completely disrupted when drinking.

Consider day drinking instead, so your body has time to recover a little before sleep. Also hydrate while drinking can help, and definitely after. Type of alcohol matters too. Don’t drink cheap stuff because the toxins are way worse. There are even people that swear by filtering alcohol in a britta filter (although I’ve never tried that) to remove the excess toxins. Don’t eat like crap, and don’t not eat at all. Then just do your best to sleep it off. Good luck and let me know where the party is!!

Question 2

Is liqued iv gluten free ??

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is gluten-free.

Sorry for the horrible answers above. They obviously don't "even understand what gluten is." It's not just bread - it is used as a filler in many products including lipstick, chicken broth, toothpaste, etc. Also, just because there are no ingredients listed that contain gluten the product itself could gluten in it due to cross-contamination at the manufacturer.

I have Celiac Disease and am very familiar with what gluten is and the effects it can have (including cancer in people with Celiac Disease - it's not just a recent diet fad). I don't believe it is certified as gluten-free, however I have used two of the flavors (not the Acei) and have had no effects from it. As of now you should feel safe using it. But, if you're asking about gluten I am sure you're aware that the ingredients, source of ingredients, or manufacturing process can always change without warning and introduce gluten into the product.

Again, sorry about the terrible answers above from people who just don't get it. Good luck!

Question 3

Can I get this in bulk packaging? Not individual packets?

Accepted Answer

No. Many use that hike, play sports, workout, and backwoods camp...so individual package allows it to be an "on the go" packaging

Question 4

Does it make the water fizzy (carbonated)?

Accepted Answer

It does not make the water fizzy or carbonated.

ASIN	B01IT9NLHW
ASIN	B01IT9NLHW
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Gluten Free, Non-GMO
Best Sellers Rank	#15 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #2 in Sports Nutrition Electrolyte Replacement Drinks #41 in Sales & Deals
Brand Name	Liquid I.V.
Container Type	Stick Pack
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (113,260)
Date First Available	December 3, 2015
Diet Type	Gluten Free, Vegan
Dosage Form	Powder
Flavor	Lemon Lime
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions	3.5 x 8 x 9 inches
Item Form	Powder
Item Weight	9.03 Ounces
Item model number	LVP-1602
Manufacturer	LIQUID I.V.
Manufacturer	LIQUID I.V.
Manufacturer Part Number	LVP-1602
Material Features	Vegan
Model Name	I.V. Hydration Multiplier
Model Number	LVP-1602
Number of Items	1
Primary Supplement Type	Electrolytes
Product Benefits	Hydration, Supports Electrolyte Balance
Product Dimensions	3.5 x 8 x 9 inches; 9.03 ounces
Specific Uses For Product	Hydration
Supplement Formulation	Individual Supplement
Total Servings Per Container	16
UPC	863737000176
Unit Count	9.03 Ounce

Liquid I.V. Hydration Electrolytes, Lemon Lime, 16 Count

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