vitaminwater zero is a great-tasting, nutrient enhanced water beverage with electrolytes and zero calories. vitaminwater zero is available in eight varieties: squeezed (lemonade), power-c (dragonfruit), rise (orange), xxx (acai-blueberry-pomegranate), revive (fruit punch), glow (strawberry-guanabana), go-go (mixed berry) and focus (kiwi-strawberry). † Not a significant source of calories from fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, dietary fiber and iron. *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Serving Size: 1 Bottle reverse osmosis water, less than 1% of: erythritol, citric acid, calcium phosphate, magnesium lactate and calcium lactate and potassium phosphate (electrolyte sources), gum acacia, phosphoric acid, vitamin C (ascorbic acid), stevia leaf extract, natural flavors, zinc gluconate, glycerol ester of rosin, vitamin B5 (calcium pantothenate), vitamin E (alpha-Tocopheryl acetate), vitamin B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride), vitamin A palmitate.
*flavored + other natural flavors This product includes ingredients using genetic engineering commonly referred to as GMOs, which the FDA regards as safe. This product includes ingredients sourced from genetically engineered (GE) crops, commonly known as GMOs, which the FDA regards as safe. Click here to see The Coca-Cola Company's position on GMO’s.vitaminwater is a great tasting, nutrient enhanced water beverage with electrolytes and vitamins. It provides an excellent source of C and key B vitamins. vitaminwater is available in nine varieties: power-c (dragonfruit), essential (orange-orange), squeezed (lemonade), energy (tropical citrus), focus (kiwi-strawberry), xxx (acai-blueberry-pomegranate), revive (fruit punch), formula 50 (grape) and defense (raspberry-apple). vital-t (lemon iced tea*) †Not a significant source of calories from fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, dietary fiber, vitamin A, calcium and iron. Serving Size: 12 fl oz (360 mL)
Servings Per Container about 2.5 reverse osmosis water, crystalline fructose, cane sugar, less than 0.5% of: vitamin C (ascorbic acid), citric acid, natural flavors, dragonfruit extract, vegetable juice (color), magnesium lactate and calcium lactate and potassium phosphate (electrolyte sources), taurine, vitamin B5 (calcium pantothenate), zinc gluconate, vitamin B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride), vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin), chromium polynicotinateLife Water and Vitamin Water are two popular flavored waters that come in a variety of flavors. Life Water is manufactured by a beverage company owned by Pepsi, named SoBe. Vitamin Water is produced by Glaceau, a bottled water company. Life Water comes in 8-oz. and 12-oz. bottles. Vitamin Water is available in 12-oz., 16-oz., 20-oz. and 22-oz. bottles. Vitamin Water comes in 12 flavor combinations whereas Life Water has 16 different flavors. They are cherimoya punch, strawberry dragonfruit, yumberry pomegrante, fuji apple pear, mango melon, black and blueberry, acai fruit punch, agave lemonade, orange tangerine, strawberry kiwi, pomegranate cherry, blackberry grape, blackberry dragonfruit, strawberry apricot, macintosh apple cherry and strawberry kiwi lemonade.
Vitamin Water flavors include dragonfruit, raspberry-apple, kiwi-strawberry, orange-orange, tropical citrus, black cherry-lime, lemonade, fruit punch, berry-cherry, grape-blueberry, acai-blueberry-pomegranate and blue agave-passion fruit-citrus. Although both Life Water and Vitamin Water contain vitamins, the specific vitamins and percentage vary by flavor. For example, all flavors of Vitamin Water include 40 percent of the daily value of vitamins B3, B5, B6 and B12 in a 20-oz bottle. All flavors, with the exclusion of dragonfruit, orange-orange and blue agave-passion fruit-citrus, contain 100 percent of vitamin C requirement. Dragonfruit, orange-orange and blue agave-passion fruit-citrus, contain 120 percent of the vitamin C. Most flavors produced by Life Water contain 25 percent of B6 and B12; Fugi apple pear has 20 percent. However, the amount of Vitamin C varies significantly. Strawberry kiwi lemonade and machintosh apple cherry have as little as 25 percent whereas mango melon has 300 percent.
Life Water drinks do not contain significant amounts of vitamin B3 or B5. There is no caffeine in Life Water of any flavor but Vitamin Water's tropical citrus energy drink contains 50 mg of caffeine. All flavors of Life Water and Vitamin Water contain electrolytes. The amount of electrolytes per 20-oz. bottle varies. Sodium content in Life Water is between 50 mg and 60 mg but the amount of potassium ranges from as 50 mg to as much as 95 mg, with the exception of machintosh apple cherry and strawberry kiwi lemonade which provide 190 mg of potassium. Vitamin Water contains 150 mg per 20-oz. bottle and no sodium. All flavors of Vitamin Water contain 32.5 g of sugar and 150 calories. Although not all flavors of Life Water contain sugar, they all have calories. Acai fruit punch, black and blue berry, cherimoya punch, fuji apple pear, macintosh apple cherry, mango melon, strawberry dragonfruit, strawberry kiwi lemonade and yummy pomegranate have zero sugar. All other flavors have a sugar content between 23 g and 25 g per 20-oz. bottle.
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