I will share the best cure... probably a double post since I answered a question with this.

avoid gimmicks, just have pedialyle (or store brand pedialyte) on hand, drink a large glass and take a couple aleve before bed.

When I do drink enough to get a hangover, I drink a hell of a lot... and I wake up feeling fine every time.

It's not something everyone has around the house, but you should always have a bottle handy

Alpha Lipoic Acid has done well for me.

But as I get older I'm just growing less and less tolerant of anything.

Well, this is bad timing, Woot.

I might have bought this if it could have gotten here in time for Mardi Gras, but this is the last weekend.

Guess I'll have to rely on the old Bloody Mary remedy.

what are the ingredients and why does woot not put this info up front?

Morning morninglark!
The Fast & Up energy recovery is not specifically geared for Joints. We'll actually launch an effervescent Joint & Cartilage Protection in a couple of months. That one will suit your "cracky" joints better! (it will contain higher concentrations of glucosamine&chondroitin, 1 tablet/day).

morninglark wrote:I've looked at the specs and visited the website and I still don't know how much glutamine or other ingredients is in this product. Does it have enough to replace my joint juice? Is it safe for daily use?

Thanks to anyone who can
answer.

BillyBob? I still don't understand why Angelina left you for this Brad guy? Oops that's another Billy Bob, my bad!

Here are the ingredients, thanks for reminding us!
Vitamins:
vitamin A (4.2 IU as beta carotene)
vitamin C 11.25mg
thiamin 0.18mg
Riboflavin 0.2mg
Niacin 2.25mg
Vitamin B6 0.25mg
vITAMIN 12 0.125mg
magnesium 28.1mg
sodium 250mg
Amino acids:
taurine 400mg
creatine 188mg
Lleucine 100mg
Glutamine 87.5mg
l-isoleucine 25mg
L-valine 25mg

Caffeine free
Sugar free
Artificial sweetener free
GMO free
Gluten free
Lactose free
Animal preservative free
Orange flavor

billyboblewis wrote:what are the ingredients and why does woot not put this info up front?

Fast & Up? I swore this was some sort of viagra substitute.

Do these happen to contain deer antler juice?

We get that a lot. Our marketing guy may be drawing too much inspiration from all the time he spends at adult entertainment expos.

psumek wrote:Fast & Up? I swore this was some sort of viagra substitute.

Rster0211 wrote:Do these happen to contain deer antler juice?

It's spray, not juice.

zolttt wrote:if you are looking for a good hangover "cure-all" Drink a large glass of pedialyte before bed along with a couple non-asprins... works like a charm, every time ! (and asprin free !)

Pedialyte (or Gatorade), yes. Non-aspirin (by which I am assuming you mean Acetaminophen) immediately after drinking is not a good combo for your liver, however, and should be avoided.

jawlz wrote:Pedialyte (or Gatorade), yes. Non-aspirin (by which I am assuming you mean Acetaminophen) immediately after drinking is not a good combo for your liver, however, and should be avoided.

Likewise NSAIDs, such as Aleve. It's recommended that NSAIDs not be taken within 12 hours before or after drinking alcohol. Assuming you want to keep your GI tract lining and your kidneys along with your liver.

People really buy these?
what was it P.T. Barnum once said?

Rster0211 wrote:Do these happen to contain deer antler juice?

LOL

lets ask Ray Lewis

It is for a hangover from too much enjoyment of winewoot.

Igannon wrote:Given all of the sub-categories that Woot! now has (tech, sport, shirt etc.) this seems like the wrong place to put supplement tablets. Its not even close to wine/gourmet food related... Like... at all.

Is this basically Airbourne/ EmergenC?

I take those with alka seltzer cold when I'm sick with 8 oz of water. Might be in for these if they are cheaper

Has everyone passed out? Kids in bed?
Good! let me sneak a little adult video:

Fast&UpParty

"Best by October 2014"

I don't plan on exercising before then.

Great Stuff...if it comes up in a WootOff I'm in for the limit! I missed yesterday DOD...I went out drinking!

Nertz!...no one called me, on my last bottle!

gina3graces wrote:Make me feel good.

(I will try this miracle elixir.)

Just wanted to report back: THIS STUFF WORKS! It gives me a feeling of being replenished or a sense of well-being. It has LONG-TERM residual effect and will keep you feeling vital and wide awake into the wee hours if you take it late in the day. I really like this product and plan on making it a part of my daily routine. But I will take it early morning to better mirror the needs of my exhausting routine.