This is one of my favorite pre-workout mixtures that I've tried in a long time, this comes from several months of intermittent usage to analyze the associated pros and cons, as well as, measure how this holds up long-term. With that premise in mind, here are some of my declared thoughts:A) Subjective Effectiveness: With a mere 150 mg of caffeine, this is certainly not a con at all in my mind, as all too often the mark or threshold is 200-300 mg of caffeine which is obscene unless you are in a heavy-lifting session, so this was a welcomed aspect of this pre-workout. In terms of the workout mix itself while in use, I didn't experience or notice any 'caffeine drops' as the sustainment of energy was felt into the post-workout phase. This will vary person to person though, as dependent on your caffeine sensitivity, as well as that for other associated elements/ingredients within this mix, this could vary overtime. Overall, I've enjoyed this workout, as for its intended use I've had no issues whatsoever.B) Flavor & Taste: This is a review of the Strawberry Kiwi, namely, this is a flavor that admittedly wouldn't have initially struck me as a palette of interest, however, it actually holds up quite well aside from my initial reluctancies. I haven't had any issues with after-taste lingering, which is a somewhat common issue in this space, but this was a non-issue for me making this quite easy to consume as a pre-workout for the gym. I've enjoyed the taste though, as it isn't overly sweetened (artificially) and meets what I'd consider as the middle-ground, again to reiterate, this is a big-win for this product, as all to often there is a fine balance between something tasting 'good' and actually having the desired ingredients/content to remain effective while in the gym.C) Packaging, Marketing, and Presence: The packaging materials are certainly aligned with industry trends, as high contrast fonts and such are utilized quite well here, but there aren't any alarming substances or quality of control issues that I have to take note of which is a good thing to take note of. As for the serving size, at 40 servings per container, this represents a solid value overall, as alittle over a $1 per serving isn't bad at all especially as pricier variants/competitors often are $2-3 per serving; this will of course all come down to preference and intended usage cases, as for myself this is a high quality supplement and I'd be intrigued to see how the other flavors stack up against the Strawberry Kiwi.
