Fruit Punch Drink Flavors
- Fruit Juicy Red: the original flavor
- Fruit Juicy Red Light: low calorie version of original flavor
- Green Berry Rush: strawberry and kiwi
- Mazin' Melon Mix: melon
- Bodacious Berry: berry
- Orange Ocean: orange
- Wild Purple Smash: grape and berry
- Jakarta Berry Licious:pineapple
- Lemonade: old-fashioned lemonade
- Berry Blue Typhoon: Mixed Berry Fruit Punch
- Berry Bonkers: Berry Fruit Punch
- Lemon Berry Squeeze: strawberry and lemonade
- Berry Limeade Blast: strawberry and limeade
- Lemon Lime Splash: lemon and lime
- Island Citrus Guava: guava and lime
- Polar Blast: citrus fruit punch
- Mango Passionfruit Squeeze: mango and passion fruit
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