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Lucozade was a drink made originally in 1927, by a British pharmacist and it was sold as a 'pick me up' for the sick and hosiptalized. The company's advertising slogan was "Lucozade aids recovery". It was prescribed as an energy booster, although all it really had in it was a glucose, carbonated, and water mixture. It was sold in very tall faded orange bottles and the only flavor one could have was orange. Pharmacists sold it, children were given it when sick, and hospital would regularly stock it as a help for the sick. On page 287, Gemma drinks a bottle of Lucozade and eats a KitKat Bar.