G Fuel Peach Mango Tub (40 Servings) Elite Energy and Endurance Formula

I was an avid Monster drinker for several years. Last month I ditched them to try G Fuel since I heard good things and was eager to try and save money on my caffeine addiction. This was my first order, and I was very pleased with the results. I'll definitely check out the other flavors.PROS (Compared to Monsters):- The energy. To me, this was the most important thing. Being an avid gamer, as well as somebody who works a very physical 40 hour a week job, I really need my daily caffeine. Monsters did give me energy, but as far as me personally, most of the time it took hours to really notice a difference and feel it. On top of that, I'd almost always experience a crash...feeling groggy etc. When I tried G Fuel, I was amazed at how quickly it gave me energy. Within minutes I feel attentive and more alert, and that lasts for hours. The best part is I have never experienced a crash later on.- The cost. When I drank Monsters, I drank 1-3 of them daily (3 was pretty rare). Monsters aren't exactly cheap to come by either. The best deal I could find for them was 2 for $3.50 at 7-11. After some quick math, two Monsters a day for 30 days is $111 if you include the deposit, or even more than that if you have sales tax in the state you're in. With G Fuel, I found the energy I got from it lasted so much longer than Monster, that I only drink one serving cup full per day. It's been about a month since I ordered this, and I still have about 1-2 weeks worth of powder left. I get my energy still and have saved about 80+ dollars this month in the process. What's not to like about that?CONS (Compared to Monster):- The taste. It's the only real negative I can say about this product. Don't get me wrong, it tastes like it should and that's not a bad thing. The flavor isn't super concentrated and you might think it should taste a little better. Also, no matter how much I shook the bottle to mix the powder in, I was left with a chalky residue at the bottom of the bottle that some people would find off putting. It really didn't bother me too much.THE VERDICT:- Monsters taste so much better to me with the sugar and everything. However, since G Fuel tastes pretty good, and has saved me so much money and given me more energy in the process, I have no plans on returning to unleash the beast. Sorry Monster. Seriously, at least try this.

The media could not be loaded. I love the combination of mango and peach! That said, this flavor didn't disappoint! It isn't TOO sweet and not too NOT sweet. It's effective too, and the stream that followed the video was very exciting and felt natural and really focused on the game! Just see the video provided above to show how happy I am with this! Thanks so much! And thanks for the great price on here as well!I'm sure to brag about this brand to friends!

Great flavor of a mixture of peach and mango. Provides a great boost of energy and focus.

Does what it advertises it will. Energy w/o jitters, flavor is pleasant. Seems more cost effective than pre-workout stuff (plus less hyped-up feeling). Can't rate it for gaming, because I'm not into that - I got introduced to G-Fuel by my son, who's a big gamer, and liked what it did for me when I had a tumbler before work in the mornings. I like the fact that most flavors have no artificial coloring or flavors. I'll keep buying it.

When you break down the cost per drink, buying G Fuel is a super affordable approach to energy drinks, which is what initially drew me to it. I tried the FazeBerry first which was good, but I think I like the Peach Mango better. If you like the flavor of Peach Rings candy, you’ll like this.

Great taste but didn't give me the energy I needed. Tried to make this my coffee replacement but doesn't get me wired like a cup of coffee can, so I'll continue drinking coffee.

I’m used to drinking diet and sugar free drinks and honestly this tastes as good as it will reasonably get. Unless ur talking about monster rehabs, those are good. The crash from monster and other comparable energy drinks is 100% from the sugar (maybe 80 or 90% tbh). Sugar free monsters and other energy drinks tend to have little crash. So the zero crash thing isn’t exclusively a g fuel thing. The company sometimes has buy one get one free sales on their website so I would suggest looking at their website first for any deals. But if you’re used to drinking too many monsters you won’t be dissatisfied

Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead.. I just honestly thnk that's unacceptable.