Hello, I just want to say that everyone is very quick to judge.. and don't understand that there are underlying messages in MOST advertisements. In this one for instance... the slogan is "just got easier" the K2O drink is meant to Curb your appetite until your next meal... not take more pounds off. Thanks

i got a bottle of the stuff right infront of me, first time trying it and wanted to see what the reviews were for it and ran into this site. The bottle itself does not make any claims other than "feel fuller longer" -

it has 5 grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber and 6 grams of sugar, with a total calorie count of 50. If you ask me thats way better than alot of "vitamin waters" out there who add vitamins you already get enough of in your day to day diet and charge u $ 2.50. Fiber on the other hand is not as abundant in most peoples diets, the 5 grams of protein may not be much, but its not horrible either for the price.

Im looking at a bottle of K2O Protein Water Lemon Twist, and nowhere on this bottle does it say anything about weight loss. It says it helps you stay on track. To me this doesn't sound like a scam. I am a vegetarian and i need all the protein i can get. If your relying a drink to make you lose weight you need to re-evaluate yourself. Its called excerise and good dieting. Drink 2% milk and eat salads with half the dressing. Its not hard people.

I find if I keep a bottle on my desk and sip throughout the day, I am less hungry and therefore eat less. I am not as hungry when I arrive home from work and can keep myself from downing everything in sight. For me, this is a good option; I am not expecting miracles, but if I remember correctly, the original commercial that aired claimed this would "take the edge off your hunger" so you can eat les, which, for me, is exactly what this does. And who can argue with drinking more water?

I am concerned with the added B vitamins some people will get sick since it is just a water based drink. The niacin taken without solid food can cause a niacin flush for people of protein body types.

Also where do the ingredients come from and where is it manufactured?

I do not feel safe with Whey product that comes from China at this time with so many products from there not being properly regulated at this time.

In a mad craze to look like Hollywood stars too many people are willing to sacrifice their own health.

I've also tried it twice and been satisfied. My trouble time is the time between coming home after work until dinner. Sipping the lemon twist after work tames the beast for me. That's all I'm asking it to do and it works for that purpose. I can't see using it as a meal replacement as I tend to experience periods of hypoglycemia.

Does this guy work for the Soda companies? It taste good and has some nutritional benefits and it's a scam? Hmmmm interesting, maybe I haven't had enough soda to be thinking clearly?

I have found that splenda (sucralose) gives me diarrhea/gas, and this water does have splenda in it. That could be your problem.

I read your comments, and found them a tad strange. Number one they also sell a powder from, which you can get ten of at Wal-Mart for about 5 bucks, so fifty cents plus the cost of your water bottle, if you buy in bulk, might cost you 15-20 cents at a bulk warehouse. So in that product you have about 65-70 cents invested. In the powder form you get simply 5 grams of fiber and 5 grams of protein, not too bad, seeming as most people do not get enogub lean protein or fiber in their diet for sure. In fact that amount of fiber may be more than a lot of peope get in entire meals. But I have used the product for about 2 months now, I drink one at about 10 am, and another at about 2:30 pm, in between my regular meals. I used to eat whatever snack I could get my hands on. I have increased my fiber intake, but at least 8 grams a day(because the snacks had one or none) and have increased my protein intake by 10 grams a day(the snack again had none). I have cut out the whatever I could get my hand son snack out of my diet, the drink keeps me satisfied, and I have in turn, without adding anything else or doing anything else, lost ten punds. Not too bad for simply adding a drink to my everyday diet. So please before you call something a scam, really give it a try for a few weeks, do what I did, and you may be happy......

it taste good and "take the edge off of hunger". See, I am pro anorexic so, i am hunger all the time and this drink it great for lunch with a 50 calorie yogurt. But everyones body is diffrent

Hey I know it's not a "Miracle" product. But as far as taking off the edge of hunger. It works well for me. I Figure if it takes the edge off. When I sit down at the table I am less likely to gourge. Last time I had it I could not even finish my plate of spaghetti. Something that has NEVER happened before. So I belive it does help

I drank a few bottles of water that I had added the kellogs protein powder to. For the next few days I had lower back and muscle cramps and nausea, Anyone else have such a reaction?

I drank a few bottles of water that I had added the kellogs protein powder to. For the next few days I had lower back and muscle cramps and nausea, Anyone else have such a reaction?

Hi Wanted to know if anyone knows how much protein you should have in a day if you over eat ..on protein the extra is stored as fat as I have read....Thats not good .... I need to know how much is to much?