| USA Made. Effervescent Drink Mix Settles The Stomach Ideal for Pregnancy Especially 1st Trimester (Vitamin B6, Magnesium & Folic Acid), (Raspberry Mint (8 Sticks))

I received a sample of this product in a BumpBox subscription during my first trimester. I had HORRIBLE nausea and was constantly vomiting for the first 15 weeks. It was miserable - couldn't keep food down, throwing up throughout the day, etc. etc. I figured I would try out the sample and see if that made a difference. WOW! What a difference! I had one when I first woke up in the morning, and was able to also eat some toast and other light, bland foods eventually. I came to rely on this product, so I ordered more through Amazon, and I'm so glad I did! Now that I'm 37 weeks, I'm having a bit of nausea here and there with Braxton Hicks, and I'll just whip up a drink and feel much better after a few sips. I would highly recommend this product to any mama-to-be who is struggling with "morning sickness" or just general yucky-tummy-feeling throughout pregnancy.

I have bad all day sickness with all of my pregnancies. I threw up all the time and I have to keep barf bags around the house. Zofran, phanegan, Ragland, u name it I’ve tried. I tried the scents, hard candies and stuff too. I was quite skeptical when I bought this. But as soon as I took the first sip it bring down the sense of fullness in my chest and epigastric area. I feel less nauseous. The taste is not the best but mild. It has kinda have a medicine scent to it. I actually ordered another variety pack. I was drinking coke to help me and now I switch it entirely to this, this is so much better. Best thing to help me feel relief.

I bought these based on reviews over several different platforms. But, unfortunately these didn't work for me. I suffer with HG and this made it worse. I threw up shortly after and it made me very flushed and hot which is normal I suppose due to ingredients. The flavor is tolerable but definitely not pleasant. I added some mio flavoring to mask it. This may work if you have minor morning sickness or an upset stomach from a virus. It did cause some stomach discomfort which was also off putting as were already suffering enough.

As soon as I took a few sips my nausea actually got better! Unfortunately, it didn't last very long, about as long as it took me to sip the whole glass, but it was still nice to have a break from the overwhelming nausea I've had for several weeks. The only issue I've had so far is, if you do happen to throw up after drinking it, it's horrible. Throwing up in general isn't fun but after this stuff there is a strong chemical taste and it hurt coming up.

Taste is too artificial, doesnt dissolve very well, and doesn't work any better than water with lemon in terms of pregnancy nausea (which I have all day). I already take B6 tablets for nausea so perhaps these drink might be helpful for someone not already on B6. But the plain tablets are way more affordable... This is crazy expensive for what you get. UPDATE:increased to 4 stars bc company reached out and offered a refund which I thought was really nice of them

Yuk! I had high hopes for this product to be decent tasting with medicinal value. This taste like pure alkaseltzer- the old classic kind (plain, with no lemon lime or flavor to camoflauge) another description would be seltzer water or baking soda/salted water. That would be okay if you're supposed to drink it as a quick shot of 1-2 ounces, but its a full glass ratio . These run around $2 each, only a few in the container. I put off ordering because of price and taste reviews, and then said I would give it a shot because Im trying everything for my pregnancy nausea. I have b6, its super cheap for an entire bottle, I have electrolyte drink mixes (they don't taste half this bad), I have ginger chews, preggie pops, etc. I know I could take a pill and save the money, but I liked the idea of a product I could drink that was portioned with the right vitamins and give me something new to drink. This company had one job- make a decent flavor drink product to help nausea. I dont know who could drink this. Maybe women who like to drink alcohol and drink seltzer water and do mixins could tolerate this. I dont see how a normal person could tolerate this. I love odd flavors- lime, lemon, ginger, cilantro, cucumber, cayenne, etc. I am okay with exotic taste. But I did not think someone would make a baking soda flavored drink. I dont understand why the company didnt add a fruit flavor or something. For the price, the salt content should be mostly hidden. I'm going to try mixing this with juice so I can use up the product. If you're going to charge $18 for 8 pouches , make it desirable and semi- tasty to women. Justify the price a little and give us a flavor. I'm giving 2 stars not to discredit the ingredients which are proven to help nausea, but I would not recommend this to anyone. Sincerely, a 15 week pregnant nauseated woman off to spend money on something else now.

I had all day sickness starting about 10 am and getting worse as the days went on. I've been drinking this 2-3 times a day as the bag says you can for about 6 days now. The first couple of days I did notice it helped a little but now I'm hardly sick at 8 weeks and I believe it's because I drink it as soon as I get up and mid afternoon before I start to feel too sick. If you stay ahead of it instead of waiting until you feel really sick I thinks it works better. I don't mind the taste but during pregnancy certain smells and tastes trigger women different. The only thing is the price point for me but I think it's worth it because I'm able to eat and feel a lot better. Just ordered 2 more packs.