Nuun Energy electrolytes are 41% off on Amazon

Everyone has their pre-gym ritual. Mine consists of plugging my headphones and downing about four cups of water packed with Nuun Energy.

You’ve probably seen or heard of Nuun Energy — these colorful tubes are stacked with popular energy tablets that combine organic green tea extract, electrolytes, and a blend of Panax ginseng and B vitamins, and can be conveniently dropped into the drink of your choice. They’re always high in demand, so it’s not often that we can find a four-pack on Amazon for less than $20.

Finding the right pre-workout potion can be difficult. In the past, I’ve found that caffeine-loaded energy drinks and supplements can make me exceptionally nauseous, sometimes dizzy, and lead to an abrupt post-workout crash. I’ve always found that I perform better when combining electrolytes with a small dose of caffeine, typically under 100 milligrams. Electrolytes, after all, are proven to aid in natural body processes like contracting muscles, hydrating, and regulating pH levels, per Healthline.

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For me, Nuun Energy has been the perfect formula. Read on to shop Nuun Energy tablets while this deal lasts, or head to more Post Wanted reviews if you’re still hunting for more electrolyte-filled drinks, or looking to pick out your perfect protein powder, according to experts.


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For the past couple of years, these tiny, but mighty plant-based tablets have been my go-to energy formula. The unique blend of ingredients delivers sustained energy, whether it’s meant for jumping out of bed in the morning or heading outside for a long run. I appreciate that they are offered in a variety of sweet and tangy flavors — like Berry Blast, Tropical Punch, Ginger Lime Zing, and Watermelon Burst. The sugar dose is on the lower end, at just two grams per serving, and they’re made without any artificial ingredients, flavors, or colors. Each tube of Nuun Energy contains ten individual servings.


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Equinox’s ‘We Don’t Speak January’ campaign sparks uproar on social media

That New Years’ weight loss started a day late for some.

Luxury fitness club Equinox is coming under criticism online after they launched a day-long campaign labeled “We Don’t Speak January,” forbidding new members from joining.

On Jan. 1, as many ready to ring in the new year by getting into shape, those who went to Equinox’s website to sign up for the luxurious gym were greeted by an unusual message.

“It’s not you, it’s January,” a message posted on Equinox’s website read.

The company called the month of January “a fantasy, delivered to your door in a pastel-colored box.”

“You are not a New Year’s resolution. Your life doesn’t start at the beginning of the year. And that’s not what being part of Equinox is about,” the message told hopeful new members.

The message ended by assuring those wishing to sign up that the fitness club was looking “forward to welcoming you to our Equinox community tomorrow.”

Doubling down on their stance, the company posted a list of reasons in a photo on Twitter as to why they are not allowing newcomers to sign up.

“January is a language we don’t understand,” it started with, only to reiterate more of what was posted on its website.

The bizarre marketing stunt was greeted with mounting backlash online.

“No one who actually cares about fitness goes to Equinox. Rich people just have a biological need to waste money,” one Twitter user tweeted.

“Equinox gives such loser vibes,” another user said in a quote tweet of Equinox’s New Year’s Day post.

“Didn’t realize a health club would be so vehemently against people trying to…checks notes…improve their health and well-being?” a user commented under the company’s tweet.

Not everyone was upset by the fitness club’s New Year’s Day campaign.

“Equinox isn’t accepting new memberships today. Super bold, super smart, strategically aligned with their brand,” a user tweeted in support of the company’s campaign.

“Equinox didn’t accept new signups on Jan. 1. Their gyms are okay, but their marketing is A+,” another user tweeted.

A TikTok posted by Equinox and then deleted also had some fun at the expense of those unable to sign up on Jan. 1.

As on Jan. 2, new members have been welcomed to join the luxury fitness club.
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The video, which showed an empty gym and one member joyfully working out alone, had an on-screen text which read, “When it’s Jan. 1, but you remember Equinox isn’t letting new members join today.”

“Take your resolutions somewhere else,” the video caption read.

As of Monday, new members could sign up for the gym, which charges $382 monthly for worldwide access to all its locations.



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