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Hydration brand Phizz is launching Phizz Daily Energy, a new product designed to support energy and hydration during summer.


The formula combines seven electrolytes, a comprehensive multivitamin and a high-strength B-vitamin complex. It also contains 75mg of caffeine from guarana and added caffeine, offering a sustained energy boost. Phizz says dehydration is one of the most common – and overlooked – causes of fatigue, and the product is formulated to address this directly.


Daily Energy comes in two flavours: orange and a reformulated cherry flavour.



Phizz CEO Dan Cray said: “We started Phizz because traditional sports drinks weren’t designed for daily life and the science behind their hydration benefits just doesn’t hold up. We wanted something that worked harder: science-led hydration that’s effective, delicious and easy to make a daily habit.”


Available in 20-tablet tubes (£7.99) and 60-tablet packs (£19.99), Phizz Daily Energy is launching in Waitrose, Tesco, Amazon and Boots this summer.

Phizz launches Daily Energy hydration tablets

Leah Smith

15 April 2025

Phizz launches Daily Energy hydration tablets

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