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I like water but prefer more flavor. is it ok to drink the sobe lifewaters 0cal? im watching calorie intake and thought they were really good for 0cal
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Yes: Noncaffeinated products are good for your health and hydrating for your skin. Water is always the best choice but there are many products to flavor the water without adding caffeine or calories and these are very helpful.
Answered 1/19/2018
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