Well, I got my first VoxBox in the mail from Influenster! It only took
2 business days to get here, too, so color me impressed! It came in a rather
large box, and I have to say, the box was even pretty! So, good job Dasani and
Influenster!
Now, since I plan to do VoxBox reviews whenever I get them on this
blog, let me go ahead and explain the basic principle of the ‘VoxBox’ to you.
To be simple, once you’re an Influenster member, you sign up every once in a
while, to get a box full of free samples, sometimes it’s beauty, sometimes
food, laundry soap, etc. You take a survey to see if you qualify for it, and if
you do, in a week or two, you’ll get a box full of stuff. This is the VoxBox.
I got the Dasani Drops VoxBox, and upon opening it, I found quite a few
Dasani items. Inside was a bottle of water, and two different flavors of Dasani
Drops, one was Pink Lemonade, the other was Cherry Pomegranite. I stuck the
bottle in the freezer for a couple of hours, and decided to take a nap to let
the water get cold.
I’ve been drinking it for about 30 minutes, and I have to say… I’m
rather impressed! It’s very tasty, doesn’t smack of artificial sweetener like
so many of the drops on the market do, and doesn’t leave a horrible aftertaste.
Honestly, it’s better than the Mio drops, and that says something because those
were honestly the best ones on the market before. I’m working to stop drinking
as much soda, and this could make water a tasty alternative to soda for so many
people.
So well done, Dasani! I rank the drops a 4.5 out of 5 stars, simply
because while the aftertaste is minimal, it does leave a slight aftertaste. I’m
still hunting for the drink flavoring that doesn’t do that, so I’ll save that
extra .5 of a star for one that doesn’t have an aftertaste.
