My husband just purchased a introductory FRS kit. My main concern is the ‘chews’…#1 ingredient is Sugar followed by Corn Syrup… While these ‘chews’ claim to be full of vitamins they are also full of calories and sugar.

IMO, these are not much better than gummy bear vitamins…

OH! And don’t forget to floss your teeth double time after the chews.
OOOOHHH GOOOOEEEEYYEEE.

It’s just not worth it & I think a lot of people feel like I do. There are too many products out there, ALL claiming to have the best benefits, all claiming to have clinical trials that prove they work…. it’s just more mumbo jumbo marketing geared to seperate us from our money & pay for it monthly by automatically sending us the product & billing our credit cards every month.

All products have celebrities that endorse them. I don’t get excited anymore when I see a famous person endorsing something nowadays b/c I know that he/she is getting PAID a lot of $ to endorse the product! Why else would a famous person waste their valuable time? Time is money to them, and you better believe they get paid. But not from my bank account…. b/c I don’t buy into all these miracle products anymore. I did once with Juice Plus & that was a waste of time & money.

If you really want energy, if you really want the health benefits & free radical fighting antioxidants, just add blueberries to your cereal every morning. Eat grapes with your lunch or as a mid-day snack. That’s all you have to do.

Make sense?

Anyway… Thanks for reading & posting my comments. I’m Char in South Florida, a 37 yr old, SWF. Bye!

Unfortunately, FRS is just another energy drink/powder/candy chew with expensive ingredients and a flashy, yellow wristband-wearing sponsor.

While the chews tasted pretty good, I quickly found myself paying a huge monthly premium to enjoy these chewy “candies” laced with Quercetin antioxidents. All of which did not even make me feel more alert, no matter how badly I wanted to feel it!

Again, I experienced no mental or physical enhancements from anything that FRS sells, and I have no negative feelings towards the company, either. It just doesn’t work for me or for my friends who tried some of my trial product (we are in our 30s and lead moderately active lifestyles).

On a humorous note, I think I made the right decision by canceling my membership with FRS–the FRS agent yawned through the account cancellation process. How ironic!

I have since tried different 5-hour energy products that gave unbelievable results compared to FRS. Please take my advice and avoid FRS so you don’t have to experience disappointment and waste your time sending back unused product to FRS (as part of their trial terms).

I have been talking with my doctor about the horrific and almost debilitating diarrhea that I thought developed as a result of the medications even though it was not a listed side effect. Now that I’ve been without medication for 2 days I still have the same diarrhea and decided to read up on FHS. I now know that the cause is the FHS because I’ve been absolutely miserable all morning after ingesting one serving of FHS this morning.

I obviously will not be using this product anymore; besides, it really didn’t offer any noticeable benefit.

I also prefer products without sucralose, but made an exception so I could test these out.

The “all natural” FRS drinks (in ready to drink cans and liquid concentrate forms) DO NOT contain any artificial sweeteners. You’re safe with those, just don’t get the “low calorie” varieties which are the ones that contain sucralose.