Serovital Glow Sticks Sugar-Free Powder Drink Mix with Hyaluronic Acid Ceramides Electrolytes for Skin Hydration in 14 Days Sun-Kissed Citrus Flavor 28 Packets

Item as described, great taste

I’ve been using this for a month & I really don’t see any change Health benefits:supposed to make your skin look healthy & shiny The only shine I see is sweat on me!!

This is very good. My wigmfe is starting to see a difference in her skin

Nowhere on this page does it state that this item contains lead. It was delivered today with a warning sticker on it that states: "WARNING: Consuming SeroVital Glow Sticks can expose you to lead..." I tried to return it unopened and was told it is a non-returnable product. Amazon was kind enough to refund me. But buyer beware! Nobody should be consuming a product that contains lead, but it is especially dangerous if you are pregnant or of child-bearing age.

Solo lo use un mes. Es sabor no es agradable. Sabe salado. Mezclado con algo mas

These glow sticks are a great value for the money. They benefit people who prefer adding the powder to a liquid than taking pills.

Drinking electrolytes while hiking is a must for me, otherwise my muscles start cramping up. I thought I’d throw these SeroVital Glow Sticks into the mix. I am really enjoying their flavor. They are light, yummy, and refreshing. More importantly, my muscle spasms are still kept at bay. Since I am heading to California’s deserts, I figure my skin can use an the help it can get.Because the packets are narrow,.. it is quite easy to get them in my drink container on trail with minimal spillage. AND the lingering flavor enhances later drinks out of the same container.These are similar to other electrolyte mixes I consume while on the trail. I put up a pic of these next to several other electrolyte mixes I had on hand so you can see they are kind of middle of the pack outside of the included Ceramides and Hyaluronic Acid. Basically, they are more than just a beauty thing.Note. I was reading up on Hyaluronic Acid, and discovered using it externally could create complications in arid climates by absorbing moisture from surrounding skin instead of from the air. Yikes. I am operating under the idea that Hyaluronic Acid taken internally would rely on water taken internally. I also intend to stick with their instructions that say 16 -20 oz of water and no more than 2 packs a day.

Awful taste! Didn’t really see any changes. Good or bad.