Rehab Recovery is a fine idea for an energy drink – packed with enough stuff to make you think you are getting a good cure for whatever ails you – Hangover remedy, Party fix, morning dose to help with reality. The drink is supposed to help people revive and recover without the aspirin, coffee and 8 hours of sleeping it off. In reality, it’s just an electrolyte filled energy drink put out by Coca-Cola with a great marketing fix.
Fuze, also the ones behind NOS, is now owned by Coke – and it seems like this drink going to be with us for a while – and might get a wider distribution now. They reportedly offered Lindsay Lohan a six figure deal to be a spokesperson for the drink – and can be seen with the can.

I needed this drink today, after re-discovering the perfect summer kamikaze. I very rarely need a hangover remedy, but actually was looking forward to opening it up and giving it a fair try. I did feel more hydrated, but the drink did not help with the queasiness and the the small caffeine jolt did not do much for the headache. As far as a hangover cure, this drink is not even close to a big bowl of menudo (still the best hangover cure ever) or even a big glass of V8.

Packaging:9
This is the real reason to buy this drink. The can looks very doctor-prescribed. Everything from the fonts to the layout look exceptionally clean and professional. There lists everything about the drink, down to the website and motto, without being overbearing or obnoxious. Even though this drink is Coke/Fuze made, the label does not let on, using the name Behab Beverage LLC. to give it a more authentic look. Overall, a very lovely job

Taste:7
I tasted fruit punch in here, with a strong grape and cherry flavor. I was surprised that the only juice in here is elderberries, as it tasted very complex. According to the site, this drink is supposed to be Cherry Tangerine taste. I liked the light carbonation, which made this much easier to drink down. The sweetness is not overpowering or syrupy, using sucrose (sugar) and fructose (not hfcs) to sweeten things up. While nothing that special, it is a clean tasty drink.

Buzz/Nutrition:5
They also leave out the taurine, as that can dehydrate you. They also . It would have been smart to beef up the potassium and Vitamin A, to actually help with recovering from a long night or hard day. For a drink that is supposed to help a person revive, I think there could have better planning on the ingredients. It is nice there is 251 mg of electrolytes to hydrate the body, along with B and C vitamins. There could have been a bigger dose of caffeine, as there is 120 milligrams in the can (fine for an energy drink, but only the same as a strong cup of joe). And while I do appreciate the combination of antioxidants (CoQ10, green tea, catechins, plus a ton of ginseng) I am not sure how much they aid in the act of recovery. If you want to make a medicinal energy drink, why not put enough medicinal ingredients to do the job?
Website: www.liquidrehab.com/ 8
great job with a minimal amount of fuss. Great use of video , as well as sticking to the one product without getting overwhelmed with downloads or games. This is a pretty and creative site, where the flash is used to help sell the product, not used for flash’s sake.