No Days Wasted

Fly by Jing

Kreatures of Habit

NoonBrew

Microgenix

Prime

Yishi

Muji

Native

Ursa Major

I wanted to love this product but it came short for me. Despite the cool branding and the hype that has been sustaining it for some time, I found the product gooey and not particularly flavourful. Salty notes and mild umami were all I found after testing with several different types of meal. Lao Gan Ma may not have the dazzling, contemporary brand but it still packs massive flavours. 

Despite branding that might suggest otherwise, the ingredients behind it are actually not bad. As far as the 3 main electrolytes go (potassium, magnesium, sodium) it has decent amounts of potassium. Sodium and Magnesium quantities are low however so if you're looking replenish the latter, you're better off with another electrolyte-based beverage. In Canada, Organika electrolytes does a good job. In the US, LMNT is a better formulation.

The main thing PRIME has going for it is taste. I tried them all and Red and Blue are my favorites. Nice clean taste, with no sour aftertaste like Gatorade. 

Cheers!

Dosage variation is key to a winning psilocibin experience. 

The indulge chocolate bar is great and works as promised. A single square makes me feel warm and cozy and is just the right dose to ease into a comfortable, functional high.

The Clarity, Wavy and Macro pills had mixed results for me. Clarity is too low a microdose and the Wavy pills made me feel a bit nauseous. 

Tested the product twice and experience no noticeable improvement after a night of heavy drinking. The usual symptoms were present and the only comfort the product gave me came from the product's electrolytes. Nothing a regular electrolyte drink can't give me. 

I am a huge fan of their deodorant. It's quite simply the best I've tested in its category and although pricey it simply does it all. Great efficacy, great smell, great value. 

Good deodorant with innovative smells but for the price I don't find this is good value. There are a handful of competiting brands that offer better results, better smells and better value for the price point. 

Good brand with classic, good quality products for everyday life. For those who like minimalism in their everyday objects and tools, this is probably the most sensibly designed brand out there.

Noonbrew is an intersting product. I can't tell if it does everything it says it does but I do feel one predominant effect: my heart starts to race whenever I finish my cup which I brew with the spoon it comes with. No jitters, nothing uncomfortable but I can almost hear the pounding of my heart! I mix it with honey for better taste. 

As far as new oatmeal brands go, YiShi is one of the better tasting ones out there. I bought and tried the Matcha, Taro and Black Sesame flavours. By far the standout is the Taro. Very nice sweetness to it that is reminiscent of taro-flavoured bubble tea. Matcha and Black Sesame were a bit bland to me, especially the latter. Kudos for the original flavours.

I really wanted to love this. The packaging and branding are all super attractive to me. But the product just taste terrible. Everything is super powdery, probably to accomodate the exhaustive ingredient list. I think the products focuses too much on health benefits and not enough on taste. This isn't oatmeal. It's protein powder that just happens to have some oatmeal in it. 

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