Drinkable Dietary Supplement
Drinkable Dietary Supplements were originally used in medical settings as an alternative for people who had difficulty chewing, were recovering from surgery or injury, or experienced a loss of appetite. The category of "Dietary Supplements" as a whole officially became FDA-regulated with the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA).
Since the FDA's clarifications, these products have been further developed to include flavor, vitamins, botanicals, and other innovative ingredients that make them desirable in the consumer market. It didn't take long for these products to fly onto the shelves and aid those seeking drinkable alternatives to their daily vitamin intake. More recent innovations like the hydrating electrolyte additives paired with other functional enhancements make for a wellness-forward experience, and their consumers couldn't be happier!