Detox drinks are a waste of money. Not a waste because they won't work (and I'll explain that in a second), but a waste because you can make your own "detox drink" at home with items you probably already have:

1. Aspirin
2. Creatine supplement
3. Vitamin B
4. Water (or Powerade, Gatorade, or Cranberry Juice)
5. Salt
6. Tums or Rolaids

Most of these detox drinks are mix of herbs like dandelion, milk thistle, ura ursi, ginseng, nettle, etc., and of course vitamins, water, and salt.

Here's two dilution methods that, if followed properly, will work much better than any detox drink, and they're cheaper to boot.

Now, I said "not a waste because they won't work" earlier about commercial detox drinks, and while it may work for some people, what they were most likely doing is just diluting their urine, which doesn't put any credibility on the specific product they used, but just backed up the assertion that dilution is the best way to go (unless, of course, you can substitute).
Higher Logic Reviewed by Higher Logic on . my opinion on detox drinks i have never used them, and have a violation of probation on friday, im going to buy a product tomorrow (i also started a colon clense yesterday - not for this tho just for good healt), anyways, ive had friends used them and pass, and im friends with the owner of the local pipe shop who has 10 different varitetys of product, and see's the same customers all the time buying the products for probation volvations, parole piss tests, etc and I trust him So ill see how friday goes, Ill let ya Rating: 5