Axio Volt Energy Powder Review

Axio Energy: Volt (left)

Name: Axio Energy: Volt

Size: 0.16 oz.
Caffeine content: 100 mg. per packet

Energy blend: Caffeine, B Vitamins

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Axio is an energy powder that is meant to be poured into a 12-16 oz. bottle of water, shaken up, and consumed. There's really only one other "energy powder" that I know of, but it's illegal and a lot more expensive than this. Each packet contains no sugar, less than 3 carbs, and 10 calories.

Potentially good, potentially a waste of a bottled water.

Packet/Design:

As far as a 0.16 oz. packet goes, Axio looks great. The entire green, blue, and black design is colorful, modern, and convenient. Small instructions on how to prepare the concoction are on the back of the packet, and..that's about it. Every possible form of energy product packaging is "disposable", but this is especially disposable since it's just a small paper packet. So, it doesn't have to go too overboard to do what it needs to because whoever has it will probably just throw it away after using it anyway.

Still, it looks good and opened easily without sending powder flying everywhere- which is a plus.

Taste:

Appropriately, the powder itself is green and will turn your water into a lemon lime-looking drink quite quickly. Most powders like this make for a final drink that is way less "syrupy" than a regular energy drink, since it's made in a bottle of water.

Volt does taste like lemon line, with a hint of vitamins. It doesn't taste bad at all, and I feel that only the most choosy of consumers would dislike this. It was beyond easy to drink, and will definitely taste good enough to anyone willing to put forth the effort of preparing it.

Energy:

Each packet of Volt contains 100 mg. of caffeine, 3 B vitamins, and some other random ingredients.

To me, the most questionable factor about Axio was how much energy it would provide. Axio is marketed as a "better" source of energy than energy drinks that, honestly, work extremely well. Energy-wise, the ingredients alone are enough to prove how much energy it provides. 100 mg. of caffeine is 100 mg. of caffeine- and this drink provides about 100 mg. of caffeine's worth of energy.

I won't say that it didn't work at all, but it wasn't as energizing as I feel most people would anticipate. It isn't completely ineffective, but just isn't energizing enough to provide an experience that would make consumers return to it again.

I actually liked the taste of this, but found the energy kind of disappointing. I recommend increasing the energy, while still maintaining the "better" image and keeping the tasty flavor to achieve everything that this powder is capable of.