A flavor name is not a full ingredient list

A flavor name helps you imagine a drink, but it does not replace the ingredient list. “Orange ginger” may describe the main taste without naming every component.

If you avoid lemon, sweeteners, spices, or another ingredient, read the label rather than assuming its absence from the product name. The same applies to a photograph: a picture of two ingredients is not a complete recipe declaration.

When sharing a bottle with someone else, keep the package available so they can check it themselves. Avoid saying “it is just fruit” when you have not read the details. Clear ingredient information is especially useful on a variety pack, where similar-looking bottles may contain different blends. A little checking is easier than making a confident guess for someone else.