40 & Thriving Facebook ad: “Seven bottles. That was in my recycling bin last Thursday.”

Ran for 53 days, from May 23 to July 15, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by 40 & Thriving on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 27198700069770126
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads
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Seven bottles. That's what was in my recycling bin last Thursday. I know because I counted them while putting the bin out. Seven bottles. In one week. For one person. I remember standing there on my driveway thinking… when did this happen? When did "a glass with dinner" become an entire bottle? When did one bottle a night become normal? I actually positioned the bin so the bottles weren't facing up. In case the neighbors saw. Let that sink in. I was arranging my recycling to hide how much I was drinking. That was my rock bottom. Not a dramatic intervention or a health scare. Just a woman in her 40s rearranging wine bottles in a recycling bin at 7am and feeling absolutely pathetic about it. Here's the math I'd been avoiding: Seven bottles a week. That's about 35 drinks. The CDC recommends 7 max for women. I was 5x over. Every week. For months. Maybe years, if I'm honest. Calories: roughly 4,500 a week. Just from wine. Cost: about $90 a week. $4,680 a year. On something that was making me sleep terribly, look terrible, and feel terrible. But I kept doing it because… what else was I supposed to do at 8pm? It was my ritual. My reward. My signal that the day was done. Without wine, the evening felt empty. Bare. Like something was missing. I wasn't going to AA. I wasn't "an alcoholic." I was just… a woman who drank too much wine and knew it and couldn't seem to stop because the ritual was the thing I looked forward to. Then someone on a podcast I listen to mentioned she'd replaced her weeknight wine with this cloud drink — an alcohol alternative. She said it satisfied the same ritual — the nice glass, the evening taste, the signal to switch off — without the consequences. I found it. Cherry Limeade. Tart cherry, fresh lime. You pour it over ice in a wine glass and it actually looks like something you'd want to drink. 53% off the first pack. Cancel anytime before pack 2. The first night felt ridiculous. I was sitting on my couch with a wine glass full of what was essentially fancy cherry water. My brain kept saying "this isn't wine, this doesn't count." But then I went to bed. And I slept. Properly. No 3am wake-up. No racing heart. No dry mouth. By morning I felt… clear. Not just "not hungover." Actively clear. Like my brain had been wiped clean overnight. By night five I'd slept better than I had in a year. And the following Thursday? Four bottles in the recycling. The week after? Two. Last week? None. My bin has never looked so respectable. But it's not about the bin. It's about waking up and liking who I see in the mirror. It's about being present with my kids in the morning instead of mainlining caffeine. It's about saving $300 a month on wine and spending it on… literally anything else. It gives me the ritual without the wreckage. Same glass. Same couch. Same feeling of "this is my time." Without the 3am payback. It's 1,100mg of adaptogens — Lion's Mane, Rhodiola, American Ginseng, plus two more. Zero alcohol. Zero sugar. Zero hangover. Real plants doing real things. 53% off the first pack. Cancel anytime before pack 2. No catch. ⭐ 4.79/5 (265+ reviews) 💤 99% would recommend 🍒 Cherry Limeade is the evening wind-down hero 📦 53% off first pack — cancel anytime 👇 If your recycling bin is telling a story you'd rather it didn't… try this.
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drinkelectriccloud.co
Seven bottles. That was in my recycling bin last Thursday.
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