CocoaVia Cardio Health Cocoa Powder, 60 Servings, 500mg Cocoa Flavanols, Support Heart Health, Boost Nitric Oxide, Improve Circulation, Energy, Preworkout, Vegan, Dark Chocolate Cacao

Out of all the supplements I’ve bought, this was definitely the biggest surprise. Take it first thing in the morning and you will have a nice jolt of energy for the gym. Highly recommended!

This cocoa powder has zero amounts of sugar and is very bitter so be prepared to add your favorite sweetener or whatever you need to so it can taste better. It needs to be added to a hot liquid since it can be difficult to melt and fully mix with a liquid. it does work great when added to a sweet cereal with milk. it develops a great chocolate flavor.

Dissolved easily. Easy to swallow. I add it to water every morning and add cream and sugar. I wanted chocolate flavor though.

Great product, love the health benefits. Make sure you drink with non dairy milks to get full benefit like Organic Oat Milk/Almond Milk. Just be careful, not all oatmilk and almond milk has oats and almonds LOL. Many have other chemicals and additives. Also, sweeten with 100% Maple Syrup if you want, no refined sugar.

I put this in hot coffee every morning and hoping it’ll be a big boost for my heart. It dissolves quickly and tastes great.

This is not 30 servings. False. Only lasted 20 days with measuring exactly. Most likely they don't fill up the container to what is claimed to be.

Arrived on time, product was just what I expected. Been using it daily.

Cocoa that's been Dutch processed significantly reduces flavanol content. If you read their ingredients it says "processed with alkali" which is dutch processing. There are competing brands at half the cost with more than double the quantity which are fully organic and unprocessed although they won't say how many mg flavanols they have you can assume it's much more being that it's unalkalized and wasn't exposed to high heat. Don't fall for the branding like I did. Dutch processing does make it milder tasting so this is something to keep in mind but if you're throwing it into a smoothie who cares?