Patented Probiotics Relieve Hangover (1.5gX30Sachet/Box), None Flavor, Vegetable-Origin Probiotics

This package comes with little individual packets of a slightly sweet powder to add to alcoholic beverages to prevent hangover. The powder itself is slightly sweet, sort of like sorbitol or another artificial sugar. It's perfect to add to a drink that has a bit of a fruit flavor such as a hazy IPA, wine, hard seltzer, etc. It dissolved pretty well into a hazy IPA. I'm not sure how it would be added to drinks that are less sweet. I've only used it a couple times, but it seems to work! The only negative I see is that the directions are written in Korean with a bit of English translation. That said, I was able to figure this out. The product is from korea, so I am confident in its quality because they have strict controls on safety for food, beverage, etc

I’ve suffered from hangovers so much that I had to pretty much give up drinking fifteen years ago. If I want to loosen up and have a good time at all, even just a decent buzz, I often pay for it with a brutal hangover beginning late that same night and ending midday the next day. Last night I went to a party and had five drinks. I added a full packet to my fifth beer. The lack of directions makes it unclear how much I’m supposed to use, but it did seem to work. I couldn’t taste it in the beer and I could tell that evening that I was going to be fine. Normally I can start to feel the ickiness before bed but I didn’t. Sure enough, I woke up fine this morning. I don’t always get a hangover, so it could’ve been a coincidence, but I get the feeling it did its job.

This is advertised as a hangover prevention supplement, however once you get the instructions, which are a mix of English and Korean, it's clear that it isn't a normal post drinking day hydration supplement. The instructions specifically mention putting the supplement into a bottle of soju, which is a Korean rice liquor. Who knows if it works in other types of drinks, it seems to indicate that there is probiotics in the product and I'm not sure if those are formulated specifically for soju since that is the only drink that's mentioned or if it would help with other types of alcohol. Regardless, there are other better options out there and I recommend avoiding this one.

Nearly everything on the box is not in English so there’s not much for info on the box other than the basics. The amount to add to a drink depends upon what the type of alcoholic beverage and it supposedly helps start break down the alcohol to help avoid a hangover. I didn’t detect any taste changes when using it and didn’t get a hangover, but I always try to drink water after alcohol and that usually helps too.

I take what I put into my body very seriously. I typically only consume things that are tried and true or proven by science. I didn't get these for hangovers, but rather similar to liquid IVs or a way to add extra hydration to my water. I cannot comment on the taste or efficacy of this product yet, but the way it is written for how to consume it and to explain how it is a better product doesn't make sense to me. "Existing hangover products in the markets have been taken alone with the form of beverages or pills before or after drinking. But ‘HRB Hangover Recovery Booster’ is the best product that everyone in the seat can share the same effect." This is a sentence from the company about the product and it doesn't explain really anything. I think there are probably better ways they can talk about this product that would make consumers want to try it out. It is also in a different language on the actual box itself, which has also made me cautious.

This hangover recovery booster is a little different, in that you add it to the alcohol as you drink it, and not something you take the day after. Instructions are somewhat ambiguous on the box (Korean with an English sticker on it), and says how much to add for a bottle of Soju. If this thing works on a Soju-hangover, it'll work on anything...The listing here adds more info though, and more instructions on how much to add to what alcohol. We tried adding some to tequila and it did not change the color or taste, however we did not get hammered to fully test the hangover. But if the science is right then it's a great product that's easy to add. Easier to add to bottles than single drinks. It's a little hard to get yourself to add to a full bottle of nice wine though, so that might be a hurdle to get over.

The issue I have with this is that in the instructions (on Amazon product page) it says to pour the contents into the bottle. Well, I don't usually drink more than one glass of wine. So what I did was put a small amount of powder in my wine glass and I stirred it up. I figure that it should do something, right? As an Asian person, I don't have good reactions to alcohol anyway, so anything I can do to feel better afterwards is worth trying. I feel like my method worked well. I didn't have a headache the two times I've used this powder. So if you're curious, give it a try and see if it works for you. Half of the print on the box is in Korean, except for the nutritional facts and ingredients. I used a translation app and there really isn't anything in Korean that they didn't say in English also. I will continue to use this secret "anti-hangover powder" so I can enjoy my occasional glass of wine!

I certainly didn't like the directions. It's a mix of English and Korean and very hard to understand. I put 6 packets in a .750 bottle of bourbon that was about 1/2 full. The next day I woke up with a hangover. I don't know if that was enough or not because the directions are so terrible. So in my opinion just stick to the ones that you take before or after consuming any alcohol. They seem to work better than this product.