fitaid drink

Most listings show 12 fl oz cans sold in multi-packs (commonly 12‑ or 24‑can packs). Some product descriptions also reference a 10 fl oz net weight in other listings.

Listings highlight added electrolytes and specifically list minerals such as calcium, magnesium and potassium to support nerve and muscle function and hydration.

Product details state the formulas avoid sucralose, aspartame and high fructose corn syrup. The creatine recovery option is described as a zero‑sugar formula with no added sugar or artificial sweeteners.

Energy drinks are described as flexible for pre‑, during‑ or post‑workout use. They include BCAAs and electrolytes aimed at recovery, plus B vitamins and a mild green‑tea caffeine dose to support workout energy.

Calorie notes vary by version; listings show about 10–15 calories per can for some energy versions. At least one recovery option is labeled a zero‑sugar formula. For exact values, check the specific product label.

Listings note attributes such as 100% Clean, Paleo, Vegan and Gluten‑Free, and state no sucralose, no aspartame and no high‑fructose corn syrup. One version is labeled caffeine‑free; some versions list about 10–15 calories per can, and a recovery option is described as zero sugar.