Available flavors include strawberry, pineapple, orange, apple, blackcurrant, lemon, blueberry, cherry, raspberry, and lime.
The pouches are described as having added electrolytes and antioxidants. The listed vitamins include A, C and E.
They’re marketed as on-the-go fuel for active occasions such as sports practices, hikes, road trips, big games, and for carrying in a gym bag or backpack.
The products are labeled 'no sugar added' but also note they are 'Not a Low Calorie Food.' Exact sugar and calorie amounts aren’t provided here, so check the package nutrition facts for specific values.
Product details show 3.9 oz pouches sold in 10-count packs. A 3.2 oz 'regular' pouch size is also referenced, but its pack count is not specified in the available information.
The pouches are made from real fruit purees and juice concentrates (examples include strawberry, pineapple, orange, apple, blueberry and lemon), with added electrolytes and antioxidants such as vitamins A, C and E.
The 3.9 oz pouch is described as about 20% bigger than the regular pouch—the regular pouch is listed as 3.2 oz versus the larger 3.9 oz.