.. and does it really work?

I'm going to try them tomorrow night, but I'm sure somebody here has used them.

Supposedly, it reduces hangovers and they advertise the heck out of them.

I've never tried them, and I don't even know anyone who has. But I think it has more to do with all the water you drink with them, if they are effective.

Luckily I'm rarely hungover, no matter how much I drink. Sometimes I've been hungover on nights where I was only a little tipsy.

Just drink plenty of water and pop a couple advil before bed, you'll be fine.

.. and does it really work?

I'm going to try them tomorrow night, but I'm sure somebody here has used them.

Supposedly, it reduces hangovers and they advertise the heck out of them.

Take your hangover like a man!:)

I'm getting too old to handle hangovers well. :)

I've heard Head On works. Evidently you apply it directly to the forehead.
I've heard Head On works. Evidently you apply it directly to the forehead.
I've heard Head On works. Evidently you apply it directly to the forehead.

I've heard Head On works. Evidently you apply it directly to the forehead.
I've heard Head On works. Evidently you apply it directly to the forehead.
I've heard Head On works. Evidently you apply it directly to the forehead.

Seen the new commercial? "Yes, I know! Apply directly to the forehead!" or something like that. :)

I've used it and it works if you feel like drinking water the hole night.

I'll be working tomorrow night, so no drinky-drink for me, but I have a friend at work who was talking about Chasers and how she was going to try them this weekend. I'll tell you what she says if you don't give it a shot, but it won't help you until Tuesday. :)

I'll be working tomorrow night, so no drinky-drink for me, but I have a friend at work who was talking about Chasers and how she was going to try them this weekend. I'll tell you what she says if you don't give it a shot, but it won't help you until Tuesday. :)

Thanks, I'm going to try some tonight.

Big fan. Will be used tonight.

I have heard of this product in passing but do not know much about it? Do the directions call for lots of water in take? If so that is hilarious considering that hangovers are caused by dehidration, they might as well give you a nothing and tell you to drink lots of water.

didnt work for me

I have heard of this product in passing but do not know much about it? Do the directions call for lots of water in take? If so that is hilarious considering that hangovers are caused by dehidration, they might as well give you a nothing and tell you to drink lots of water.

I'll read the directions before I purchase them, but if that's the case then it's no different than those weight loss pills that call for a diet and exercise. :)

I have heard of this product in passing but do not know much about it? Do the directions call for lots of water in take? If so that is hilarious considering that hangovers are caused by dehidration, they might as well give you a nothing and tell you to drink lots of water.


Dehydration is just one factor in a hangover. Others are Hypoglycemia, toxins that are created as the body processes Ethanol, and a B12 deficiency.

Chaser supposedly absorbs the toxins that result from the body breaking down Ethanol. The large amounts of water is probably to fight dehydration and also help get the absorbed toxins out of the body quicker.

In theory, it should be of some help, but as to what extent I have no idea.

Yes, the package says to drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration. They were like $3.00 for two pills at the gas station up the street.. I think I'll skip them. It does say to take them every 3-6 drinks.

Never leave home without them if I'm going to be drinking. I hate hangovers, and these pills are little miracles as far as I am concerned.