Ready To Drink 12 Pack review — A convenient pre-workout that aims to match its powder
If you like the kick of a tried-and-true pre-workout but hate the fuss of mixing scoops at the gym, the Ready To Drink 12 Pack from 110 Percent promises the best of both worlds: the brand’s flagship pre-workout formula in a grab-and-go can. In this hands-on review I break down what this RTD does well, where it falls short, and who should actually buy the 12-pack.
Quick overview — What is the 110 Percent Ready To Drink 12 Pack?
The Ready To Drink 12 Pack is a canned pre-workout sold in two flavors (Black Cherry and Lemonade). It delivers the same formulation 110 Percent uses in its powdered pre-workout: energy, pump support, and mental focus—minus the mixing. The product comes in a 12-pack priced at $50 (USD), with a Subscribe & Save option that reduces the per-delivery price.
Key product facts
- Brand: 110 Percent
- Product: Ready To Drink 12 Pack
- Flavors: Black Cherry, Lemonade
- Price: $50 for 12 cans (Subscribe & Save available)
- Available: In stock; shipped from a non-NJ warehouse for RTD (note on split fulfillment below)
What this RTD does well
110 Percent built its reputation on a solid pre-workout powder. The RTD focuses on three practical benefits you can feel and use:
- Convenience: No water bottle, shaker, or measuring. Grab a can 15–30 minutes before training and go.
- Performance-minded formula: The brand claims the RTD mirrors the flagship pre-workout for energy, pump, and focus—aimed at enough stimulant and ergogenic support to power a gym session.
- No artificial coloring: Cleaner look and fewer synthetic additives in color, which some users prefer.
- Taste: A blend of natural and artificial sweeteners to deliver authentic flavors—Black Cherry and Lemonade both come across balanced rather than overly sugary.
Key features broken down (with real-world benefits)
1. Ready-made pre-workout formula
Feature: Mix of performance ingredients adapted from the brand’s flagship powder.
Benefit: You get pre-workout effects without scooping or shaking. In practice that means faster prep time for busy mornings, early classes, or back-to-back training sessions.
2. Two flavor options
Feature: Black Cherry and Lemonade.
Benefit: Both are easy to drink and not overly sweet. Black Cherry is fuller and slightly tangy; Lemonade is bright and refreshing. Flavors matter with RTDs—these are drinkable across a long workout without palate fatigue.
3. No artificial coloring + balanced sweeteners
Feature: No dyes; uses a blend of sweeteners.
Benefit: Cleaner label appeal and pleasant taste without an overly saccharine finish. Good for users sensitive to artificial colors.
4. Pack size and pricing
Feature: 12 cans for $50, with a subscription discount available (reduces the per-delivery price).
Benefit: Competitively priced for a bona fide pre-workout RTD. Subscriptions bring unit price down for regular users.
How it performs in real use
Over two weeks of testing across 6–8 workouts, the RTD reliably delivered consistent energy and improved focus compared with an ordinary energy drink. Key observations:
- Energy onset was quick—useful for short-notice training.
- No harsh crash afterward; energy tapered naturally.
- Pump and perceived intensity were comparable to taking the powder version on similar training days.
- Hydration: because it’s a canned pre-workout, plan to drink water during your session—RTDs are supplements, not replacements for hydration.
Who this RTD is for (and who it isn’t)
Good fit:
- Athletes and gym-goers who value convenience and consistent pre-workout effects.
- Busy commuters or early-morning lifters who don’t want to mix powder at the gym.
- Users who prefer cleaner labels without artificial colors and who like moderate sweetness.
Not a good fit:
- People who want full transparency on every ingredient dose (the can may not list a full clinical breakdown in the same way a powder label does).
- Those avoiding any artificial sweeteners at all—this product uses a blend of natural and artificial sweeteners.
- Shoppers who prioritize lowest possible price per serving—powder can be cheaper per effective dose if bought in bulk.
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Practical notes before you buy
- Price is listed at $50 for the 12-pack; subscription options reduce the per-delivery price. Confirm current pricing before checkout.
- Packaging and logistics: RTD items are not stored in the NJ warehouse, so orders containing other products may trigger split fulfillment and extra shipping charges.
- Use timing: Best consumed 15–30 minutes before training for peak effect.
If you want the effects of a solid pre-workout without mixing and measuring, 110 Percent’s RTD is a well-executed convenience option—just weigh the trade-offs between cost, ingredient transparency, and sweetener preferences.
Final verdict
110 Percent’s Ready To Drink 12 Pack hits the sweet spot for anyone who wants a serious pre-workout without the hassle. The formula delivers measurable energy and focus, the flavors are drinkable, and the price is reasonable—especially with the subscription discount.
Recommendation:
- Buy it if: You value convenience, want consistent pre-workout effects on-the-go, and prefer a cleaner label (no artificial coloring).
- Don’t buy it if: You need full clinical-dose transparency on every ingredient, avoid all artificial sweeteners, or want the absolute lowest cost per serving.
Overall score (practical): 8/10 — Strong convenience product that retains the brand’s performance focus. Great for commuters, busy lifters, and anyone who prefers a ready-made pre-workout they can take anywhere.
If you decide to try it, pick the flavor that suits your taste—Black Cherry for something fuller, Lemonade for a brighter option—and factor in the Subscribe & Save price if you plan to use it regularly.
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