Sport Electrolyte Powder Packets Hydration Station, Variety Pack, 80 count

I have ventured out to other brands but always find myself coming back to this. I like the electrolyte values I get from pedialyte vs (IV, Gatorade, Powerade, Trevi, Redmond, Venture Pal). Also, going from sea level to hike around in CO, I consumed 1-2 a day to stay hydrated and prevent headaches and fatigue. It’s expensive, no questions asked, but it does a better job hydrating my body during and after a 10k run. Taste is much better than other brands.

The flavor of these is good, with the lemon-lime being my favorite. Keeps me hydrated and stops my blood pressure from dropping into the danger zone when I'm working in the heat. Not overly sweet like so many other hydration support drinks.

I tried many products before I found this. I cannot eat artificial sweeteners they make me sick, and most electrolyte products have artificial sweeteners in them. I am careful with my carbs, but the small amount of additional sugar for me is worth it, That’s how well this works. I used to feel like I could not drink enough. I would drink a gallon of water a day and still feel thirsty and I would get very bad dry mouth. A friend suggested to try working with my electrolytes and I remember just letting it go in one ear and out the other. The dry mouth was driving me crazy so I started down the path of trying different types of products. If I drink 2 to 3 packets per week, I have no dry mouth anymore and I do not have the desperate need for water. (Love the packets. Usually throw one in one of my cooler bottles, put the lid on add my straw, and when I get to my destination, all I do is fill it up with cold water! So simple.

Sport powder - PROS: Less sugar than Liquid IV brand which I like (7g vs 12g), even more electrolytes than top competitors and the regular pedialyte formulas. Overall, highly recommend! Both flavors taste great too. I need a lot of electrolytes daily for POTS, dysautonomia, endurance running / athletic, etc, and this is a great addition to the rotation. These powder packs are also WAY quicker than Nuun brand fizzy tabs (which helps if you're about to faint lol!) plus you don't have the problem of Nuun's carbonation making your closed water bottle / Camelback leak and/or explode water all over you lol! Individually sealed powder packs are also convenient to throw in a backpack or purse (even small enough for your pocket or a spi belt running pouch). Minor CONS: Although I love it, I do wish it was less expensive, wish it came in more flavors, and wish it didn't have the artificial dyes (red 40 and yellow 5). I'll update later on whether or not they stain my water bottle, and whether or not they stay fresh longer than Nuun tabs, which I suspect they will :) (tabs gathered moisture / went stale even in the closed tubes..). Overall, hopefully they'll expand upon this product soon and have more in-store availability too! :)

I ride my motorcycle for hours in heat as high as 95 degrees. Staying hydrated and replenishing electrolytes are a must. Very portable; I keep the packs on the bike and add to a bottle of water when i am on the go. Great flavor and easy to use

Works good and tastes great. Way better than any of the other bs on the market. U get what u pay for with this brand. It’s expensive for a reason. It works

Both of the flavors are strong but the fruit punch allows for me to dilute it! This is really helpful because most of the time brands do not add enough flavor. For a 32 oz water bottle there is still enough flavor to dilute it if you don’t like such a strong taste. The lemon actually taste like powdered lemon aid so input it in my moms tea and we have Arnold palmers! I take these on my back packing trips and they make filtered water drinkable. They also give me a boost during the intense training workouts. I am a fan of this brand, comes at a high price but I swear by it.

Why, oh, why do we have to put artificial dye in everything? We've been using Pedialyte Sport because it was helping with intense hydration needs after big workouts or on days I didn't have the opportunity to stay hydrated. I have a tendency to get really bad headaches and these have helped so much. Here is the big BUT: they have artificial dyes in them! Why? Why do manufacturers think we need this horrible stuff in our foods? We've since moved to using Trulabs Hydrate because they do not put artificial dyes in their foods. Should Pedialyte have a change in heart and policy and decide to clean up their ingredients, I might try this again. Until then, they're no longer welcome in my kitchen.

there is a shortage of 2 packets....i counted the actual qty was 78 instead of 80.pl do some investigation as each packet is worth a few dollars