Non-Alcoholic · Passion Fruit · Made for the Dance Floor

KEEP DANCING.

Dehydration takes the night. The morning after, it takes the day. cisum is non-alcoholic hydration made for the dance floor — electrolytes, low sugar from real fruit, caffeine free.

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PASSION FRUIT.

Hydration. Non-alcoholic. Low sugar from real fruit. No crash.

Made for wherever the dance floor is. Before, during, afters — the festival, the after-hours, the late nights when you said “we'll only go for an hour”. Drink it straight or mix it alongside whatever you're having to stay fresh for the next morning.

WHAT'S IN IT

Electrolytes. Low sugar from real fruit. Caffeine free. No artificial stimulants. No artificial flavors.

WHAT IT DOES

Helps keep you dancing. And when the night's done and you've still got somewhere to be tomorrow — it helps you feel like less of a wreck.

HOW TO GET IT

MIAMI FIRST.

Self-funded and built in Miami. The first run is limited.

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Get on the list.

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Hear it first.

When the first run drops in Miami, the list knows before anyone else.

03

Keep dancing.

Before, during, afters. Stay on the floor — and still show up for tomorrow.

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THE GOOD STUFF

HYDRATION, RESEARCHED.

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KEEP DANCING.

The first run in Miami is limited. Get on the list so you're not waiting for the second one.

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