🏺 Pocari Sweat Squeeze Bottle Bonus Pack: Hydrate On-the-Go with Extra Value! Review

The bottle is nicely made and looks quite durable and the powder tastes very much like a bottled Pocari Sweat. Drink Pros: 1. Very well made squeeze bottle2. Perfect taste 3. LARGE bottle (1000ml) Cons: 1. Quite expensive as this product cost 4$ in Japan but of course there is import cost and duty so I understand the price. In general very satisfied.

This is a great sports bottle. The cap is attached to the lid with a strong pin. When you open the lid, it pulls out the spout and you don't have to touch it. The bottle itself squeezes out easily, but not thin. I use it every day and the logo hasn't faded at all. He endured a few drops and cement. As for the drink itself, it has a subtle and mild taste of lemon/lime, maybe lemon. It's worth buying just one bottle.

I don't know if this is a seller issue or not but the bottle I received is not the one shown in the listing - I have the 2019+ model with the Pocari Sweat-Blend Pack, rather than a straight model with a pack. A bit disappointed as I bought this on purpose thinking I was going to get a straight sided model. The product itself is great, love the ease of cleaning, the relatively wide opening under the lid and the mix pack is excellent as expected. I just wish the photos in the listing were updated

Really cool bottle but it got scratched all over the second day after use from normal use. The white lettering is easy to erase. Definitely not intended for outdoor use. I took mine to school and carried it to the library with me all day, but the letters were scratched for some reason. I love Pocari Sweat but I think even if I hand wash it one day the bottle will turn completely blue on the outside. Also, there was a sticker on the bottle stating that the retail price should be 400 yen, which…

I missed Korea where I first tried Pocari and decided to bring nostalgia home by ordering it. The packaging provided is for 1-2 servings depending on how concentrated your drink is. Anyhow, I was happy to share with some of the people who were hesitant about the name, and of course they too admitted that they like it even more than Gatorade. It doesn't have all those artificial colorings, it's very slightly sweet and doesn't have any ingredients you can't pronounce. I definitely prefer this…

As others have pointed out, you will receive a different bottle than the one pictured. A bit disappointed because this new version doesn't fit in a bike cage at all and barely fits in my car's cup holder. open close. The material is flexible so it's very easy to compress, almost more than I expected. For reference, it's softer to squeeze than those green Gatorade water bottles with orange caps, which don't actually have a "nipple cap." Easy cleaning in the top rack dishwasher (no heat dry mode,

Very pretty flacon, the white lettering stands out the most because of the shiny look of the blue flacon. The sample pack was past its sell-by date and overall it resembled the Pocari Sweat I was drinking when I first met him long ago. The lid automatically opens the spout when you try to open it, so you don't have to touch the spout. I recommend buying a case for this bottle if you intend to take it with you as the sharp edge can ruin the white writing printed on the bottle. I highly recommend

My friend recently recommended I buy and try Pocari Sweat at a nearby Asian supermarket and I just fell in love with it so I had to find more without an exorbitant one amount to pay. That's why I'm here on Revain (until I actually flew to Japan and bought Pounds of Energy in bulk). Basically this purchase is just for the 1L Pocari Sweat Powder Pouch syringe bottle (which weighs 74g and is a liter) and I'm not sure where most people buy and pay for their syringe bottles (I'm pretty sure I do…

If you're reading this, you probably don't need an explanation for the fame of Pocari Sweat. Otsuka's flagship sports drink has a taste that surpasses any western rehydration drink, and it actually works like a sports drink is supposed to. After spending a month in Japan walking around day after day and baking in the scorching Tokyo heat, the only drink that could bring me even a modicum of relief was Pocari Sweat. Back in America, I felt lost without the soothing, rehydrating convenience of…