Basically misleading advertising (Vitamins! Must be healthy!) attempting to con the ignorant and buy off bloggers by supplying free drinks. Owned by Coca Cola, not surprising.

Thanks for your more objective post. The cheap marketing tactic seems to be working elsewhere as bloggers given a free sample write rave reviews based on the pretty colours etc…

I dont use any of the coca cola products, not even valpre. If they arent bad for you, they are bad for the environment.

Where can I get it??

‘’select” stores on EVERY press release does not help anybody!

we have a health event and wanted to get the product at our event but i am not sure though after these articles. what do you think?

Haha, amusing. I don’t want to be spoken to like that.

we’re rather proud over the contents that go into a bottle of great-tastin’ glacéau vitaminwater and display this information clearly and boldly (well, as bold as we can in lower-case lettering) on the nutritional fact panel. each bottle clearly marks its kilojoules content, but on average, a bottle of glacéau vitaminwater contains less than 500 kilojoules, and approximately 27 grams of sugar (which is half the sugar found in the average cold drink or sports drink.) the type of sugar that goes into a bottle of glacéau vitaminwater is also relevant as we use only natural sugars: sucrose (natural cane sugar) and fructose. these are moderate and low gi sugars respectively, which means that the energy is delivered to the blood more steadily, leading to energy sustenance and less insulin release.

it’s important to remember that, like everything, glacéau vitaminwater works best when its drunk as part of a balanced diet, and, if it consumed in moderation as part of a regulated diet, it is not unsafe for diabetics. of course, we recommend that if an individual has particular health concerns that they chat with their doctor prior to incorporating glacéau vitaminwater into their daily lifestyle. glacéau vitaminwater is designed to supply its drinkers with great-tasting and flexible way to get many of the nutrients and hydration we all need each day.

the cspi suit alleges that, glacéau vitaminwater has misrepresented the nutritional content and health benefits of its beverages which we at glaceau vitaminwater disagree completely with. people can clearly see from the nutrition facts panel on every bottle of glacéau vitaminwater what vitamins it contains, and at what levels, plus the number of calories in every serving. further, the ingredient panel on every package is compliant with all requisite regulations and provides full disclosure on the contents of each beverage. consumers also know that every glacéau vitaminwater product is a great-tasting water beverage that provides hydration as well as some of the essential nutrients and vitamins we all need each day.

the cspi suit, additionally, alleges that glacéau vitaminwater labels are deceptive…. again we disagree completely. the labels on glacéau vitaminwater bottles represent the simplicity of what’s inside the bottle, speaking to our drinkers in a way we all want to be spoken to. people can clearly see the nutrition facts, vitamins, minerals and calorie content–plus the ingredients–on every label.

cspi (center for science in the public interest) is an organization based in washington, dc that routinely attacks consumer products in the press. they frequently make headline-grabbing claims about what they believe to be food safety and nutrition issues; often complaining the government is ineffective and industry can’t be trusted.