I like this stuff, but I think it is too spendy. I won't buy it again because it is just too much -- like $2 a packet. And I guess if you buy your coffee everyday and spend $5 to $10 on a cup daily then this would be a good buy for you. It has collagen which is supposed to be good for skin and such (hope so). And some vitamins and stuff. I add it to my black coffee and it tastes good. Mixes easily. Read more

This comes in the form of powder that dissolve in hot water. It's supposed to taste like latte but I didn't find it creamy tasting enough. It also doesn't much like coffee, it tasted like it try to mimic the coffee flavor but all it achieved was the bitterness of coffee, it simply just didn't have the complex flavor of good coffee. The drink did keep me alert in the morning so I'd still drink it to stay alert but not much for the flavor. Read more

I was pleasantly surprised that I liked the taste and smell of this instant coffee latte. I am skeptical of most instant coffees. The directions however tell you to mix a packet with 3.38 oz of hot want which is a very tiny serving of coffee (unless you are drinking Turkish coffee or something like that). 15 packets of this. I hope it is good for my brain but really they could have added more coffee to the packets and done 8 oz servings. (And yes the coffee maker industry is nuts when they tell you its a 10 cup coffee pot. A cup is 8 ounces, not 6. No one drinks out of the those tiny little cups. Read more

These are awesome! They taste good, are super easy to drink, and really do give me a lil extra focus to my morning! The crazy thing is they are also an appetite suppressant for me, I find I don’t even get hungry until around 3-4pm if I have one in the morning! Bonus points!! The one thing I don’t like is the pack I got is all sealed wrong. They have an easy tear notch but the notch is actually above the heat sealed portion so it doesn’t open the package at all!! I have to use scissors to open these and every single time I do, the powder goes everywhere! That’s kind of annoying but the benefits far outweigh this minor issue. I’m sure it’s just the pack I got, but it’s worthy of mention. Read more

My wife and I have been drinking this interesting coffee supplement for a couple of days now. Here is some context for our review. For our coffee fix, we usually drink 2 Kcups per morning. We like strong coffee, so we typically drink name brand (Peets etc) when it goes on sale for about 30-40 cents each. We like a full cup of coffee, so we are turned off by undersized, 6 ounce servings. We need a full 8-10 ounces in a cup. Otherwise, the cup is half empty by the time we open our web browser to check our morning work emails! So, I mixed my first packet of this 'smart coffee' in 8 ounces of hot water. To my palate, this packet was undrinkable at that volume and so I poured it down the drain. The next day I tried 6 ounces and I found it to be pretty good. I am not sure if I felt smarter or not after drinking the 'smart coffee'. But at 6 ounces, it had a smooth, thick, foamy flavor (but again it was 2 ounces too small). Once I factored in the price at $2 per packet (more than 4 times the cost of the Peets I get on sale), I realized what the seller means by 'smart coffee'. "Smart" refers to the seller and not the consumer. eg., if a seller can sell a cup of instant coffee to you for $2 a pop, with only pennies worth of added ginseng and gingko, then she is indeed a very smart seller. Hint: just buy the powder form of these supplements outright and sprinkle into your morning coffee. Now, you can also have 'smart coffee'!! PS I did not deduct any stars for this, but the packets were not securely packed in their box. They were spread all out in the Amazon bag with the box sitting on top of them. Read more