Sport Hydration Electrolyte Solution Drink for Rehydration | Pineapple | 16 Fl Oz | 12-Pack

I really like the taste of the grape Powerlyte drinks. I like that they contain zinc, which I feel like especially during the winter months would be beneficial. My husband also really likes the flavor of these too. I went on a walk with my infant son in his stroller and these were able to fit right in the cup holder, most leading brand energy drinks we used to buy are too bulky for the cup holder, so that is an additional plus. Glad we were recommended to try these!

I decided to try out this product in a couple different ways, and here are my findings / general thoughts.1) Do not try it warm, its nasty. Put it in the fridge for a much better experience.2) If you're doing something particularly strenuous, it DOES help you recover quickly.3) Comparing to Gatorade, it's a bit pricier, but much less sugary and less calories. If that is a priority to you, I would consider this drink.Overall, I was very happy with the product and would consider buying again. I am usually a bigger fan of just a glass of water, but for particularly straining exercises or jobs, this does seem to work a little better. I do have some concerns with the inclusion of acesulfame potassium and yellow 6, especially since yellow 6 is an entirely optional ingredient. Would love if they made a version without those ingredients.

The recent heat wave has been brutal in our area. Plain water does not cut it when you spend several hours outside in 100+ degree heat. I purchased this electrolyte drink to keep on hand for the hot summer days and I highly recommend it! The flavor is delicious and it arrived packaged very well. I did not have any problems with the drinks being open upon receipt. Highly recommend this electrolyte drink for anyone spending a lot of time outside this summer.

I’m a fan of Gatorade and Body Armor, so these were worth a shot.Overly sweet with a poor flavor that left an unfavorable aftertaste. Sodium content is crazy high also.I’ll stick with what I know. These aren’t for me unfortunately.

I ordered powerlyte mango orange flavor and it was really refreshing after my workout . It tastes great after it is kept in refrigerator(cooling ). I need to try other flavors as well. Easy to carry anywhere and keeps you well hydrated.

My family drinks Powerade or Gatorade regularly. Most of us drink about a bottle a day specifically for the electrolytes. I expected this to be a lot like those sorts of sports drinks. Unfortunately, no one in my family particularly liked these.I felt like it tasted like a melted blue raspberry Icee mixed with Pedialyte. It wasn't horrible, but it was definitely really sweet, a lot sweeter than I expect with a sports drink. One family member said that she just didn't like it. Another said that it tasted like snow cone syrup with a lot of salt added. She only took one sip before spitting it out.I won't be using this as a sports drink. The directions are geared toward use when someone is sick, and they do say to take only a sip at a time, increasing your serving size as you can tolerate it. With most sports drinks, I take a normal-sized drink of them without any issues. With this, by the time I'd drank about half of it (probably within a half hour), my stomach hurt a little. It's the sort of stomach ache that I'd expect to get if I had too much sugar. In small sips, this might work when someone is sick and needs to replenish their electrolytes, but I would not suggest it as a sports drink or to drink in large quantities at once.I would suggest going with another drink high in electrolytes rather than this. Other options taste better, they don't make my stomach hurt, and they cost significantly less. There are only 16 ounces in each bottle. At the current price of $38.88, they are $3.24 a bottle or about 20 cents per ounce. Because of a sale, I was recently able to get 28-ounce Powerades for about 50 cents each. In comparison, that's about 2 cents per ounce instead. Even at their regular price of about $1 each, that's still only 4 cents per ounce, which is still significantly less than you'd pay for these.If you do decide to drink this, I would suggest making sure that it's really cold. The first time I drank it, I put it in the fridge for probably 3-4 hours. I drank about half of it and froze the rest. It tasted better frozen as it started to melt (possibly because it was then more like having an Icee).

This blueberry drink is described as replenishing electrolytes that are lost during strenuous or hot days.After using it during some heavy workouts and in instances where in the past I have gotten leg cramps, this drink seems to help. Although I'm not a fan of the sucralose taste, it's not a bad flavor.Interesting to note that in adding a lime or lemon to the drink it would color that fruit a bright blue. I just wonder what it does to my insides? :)Regardless, I will continue using it because it seems to provide the electrolytes needed for common dehydration. Four thirst-quenching stars from me.

Drink tasted like pineapple juice. Best served cold but you do feel energized after. I live in Florida and this is the perfect drink for the terrible heat waves we are currently dealing with.Would definitely buy some more.