
$12.89 for six sachets works out to roughly $2.15 per dose, reasonable for a flavored multivitamin but worth comparing to standard pill-form options if you're buying monthly.
A stick-pack multivitamin supplement mix in pineapple orange and blackberry flavors—six sachets total—designed to cover your daily micronutrient bases with a drink-mix format.
125 shoppers rated it 4.2 stars, suggesting it mixes easily and tastes decent enough to actually take.
Immunity blend in flavors that don't taste like vitamins.
We only hang a piece once the rating history is deep enough to mean something. This one clears that bar on volume; the written breakdown below is where the detail sits.
Based on 125 Amazon ratings.
Six stick packs—three pineapple orange, three blackberry—for under $13 is a low-commitment way to test whether a drinkable multivitamin fits your day.
Multivitamin supplements often come in pill form; this one trades tablets for a flavored powder you mix with water, appealing to anyone who'd rather drink their vitamins.
Each stick is pre-measured and portable—you can toss them in a bag or desk drawer. The two-flavor split lets you sample both before committing to a larger supply.
This is positioned as an immunity-specific blend rather than a bare-bones multivitamin, so if you're shopping for targeted micronutrients during cold season or travel, the positioning matters. Check the label for what's actually in it.
The crowd consensus is solidly positive without being ecstatic, which usually means it mixes without grit and tastes pleasant enough—not magical, but not a chore.




