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Vitaminwater

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Sourcy Vitaminwater is a sugar-free vitamin-enhanced water with negligible purines and no added fructose or sugars.

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    Name

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    Vitaminwater

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    Vitaminwater (Sourcy)

    Bad for you

    Original

    Contains 22–32g+ added sugars per bottle including fructose that boosts uric acid production and reduces excretion, making it strongly discouraged.

    Proposed change

    Contains artificial sweeteners; best consumed in moderation as part of a balanced gout diet.

    Summary

    Original

    Vitaminwater has negligible purines but high added sugar/fructose levels that raise uric acid and gout risk, similar to soda.

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    Sourcy Vitaminwater is a sugar-free vitamin-enhanced water with negligible purines and no added fructose or sugars.

    Good for you

    Original

    Offers hydration and vitamin C in some flavors, which observational data links to modestly lower gout risk.

    Proposed change

    Offers hydration plus vitamin C, which observational data links to modestly lower gout risk.

    Classification

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    Unsafe

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    With moderation

    Edit summary

    I think the particular brand "Sourcy" doesn't have any sugars in their vitamindrinks. Can you check? Maybe adjust this item to "Vitaminwater (Sourcy)" if it's true

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    Approved. Updated entry to reflect Sourcy's sugar-free formulation.

    · 1 week ago

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    vblinden

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    vitaminwater

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    Vitaminwater

    Edit summary

    I think the title should be: "Vitaminwater"

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    Approved minor title capitalization fix.

    · 1 week ago
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Good for you

Offers hydration plus vitamin C, which observational data links to modestly lower gout risk.

Bad for you

Contains artificial sweeteners; best consumed in moderation as part of a balanced gout diet.

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