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Being one of the most accepted brands of isotonic drink among Malaysians, 100 PLUS is both a refreshing leisure beverage and a re-energizing drink for all ages and mostly for all occasions. With just the acceptable amount of sugar and carbohydrates, 100 PLUS caters for those who just want to rehydrate themselves after some light exercises or during a lunch break from long hours on the computer in the office. This drink also works as an alternative remedy for those who are having a slight fever or those who are down from a cold.

 100PLUS ACTIVE

With B Vitamins (B3, B6 & B12), Non-Carbonated 100PLUS ACTIVE is specially designed to facilitate energy production, as well as to aid in after-sports recovery. Plus, it only has 6g out of 100ml of total sugar, lower than 6.6g of total sugar found in the 100Plus Original.

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F&N always has a non-carbonated version called 100Plus Edge that claims to provide the “extra energy you need to achieve peak performance in your daily sporting activities.” The 100Plus Edge was first introduced in November 2012.


The main difference between 100Plus Active and 100Plus Edge is in the total sugar. The new product only has 6.0g of total sugar compared with 6.2 for 100Plus Edge. The lower total sugar enables 100Plus Active to be entitled to the new Healthier Choice Logo issued by the Ministry of Health.

100Plus Active priced at a slight premium

The new 100Plus Active (still) is priced at a slight premium to Lucozade Sport (still) but more expensive than its carbonated peers – 100Plus Original and Revive.

 Moreover, to help Malaysians consume less sugar, 100PLUS released the NEW 100PLUS Reduced Sugar in 2018.
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The 100PLUS Reduced Sugar has only 4g of sugar per 100ml, which has 33% less sugar than the 100PLUS Original. The new drink does not contain any artificial sweetener and is said to be the lowest sugar carbonated isotonic drink.

 This way, you can continue to refresh and rehydrate with the popular isotonic drink after your daily activities. The formula allows for efficient absorption of fluids into the body, replenishing it 40% faster than water, making the drink become the preferred choice for people. 







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  1. Ywern Kong14 May 2019 at 00:07

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  2. Trial and Error14 May 2019 at 00:19

    i would like to try out the reduced sugar 100 plus

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  3. Fish Ei14 May 2019 at 00:20

    Seems like 100 plus active more healthy.

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  4. fuelboost14 May 2019 at 00:46

    I prefer to drink 100 plus because of the reduced sugar content.

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  5. Judy Soon 15 May 2019 at 02:14

    I prefer the 100 Plus with less sugar.

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  6. David wil17 February 2024 at 01:25

    Seems like 100 plus active more energetic.
    But I prefer king kongin energy drinks with zero sugar energy drinks

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