NormaLyte Pure - Electrolyte Powder Packets | Clinically Studied Electrolyte Drink Mix | 6 Count Effective Hydration Sticks

Wow it seems to be helping, maybe.I bought this for my partner and he’s had it for two days, it seems to help the POTS somewhat, but it is far too expensive for what it is.I could put salt in the water and save us some.Considering it’s a US import, I guess that’s part of it and Lord knows with the current administration there we might be paying tariffs that we don’t know about on this. With this in mind I’ve looked for a local UK alternative and found one that is actually better.My partner has POTS, but also has type two diabetes so we found something called Free Soul that is local, and the flavoured versions have Stevia for a sweetener instead of sugar so he’s much better off on that. Instead of having to pay a US company for a six dose item, I am getting 30 sachets, for under £30.

Don’t feel this product is value for money. As a result I couldn’t take it long enough to feel any effect.Very expensive .

We laugh that this tastes like brackish water but my daughter needs rehydration salts for a medical condition. Her doctor first recommended this and we add Young Life essential oil drink drops to it. She can actually feel the difference between brands and this seems to work the most efficiently and last the longest in her system.We like that longterm she's not ingesting any flavours or colours and is calibrated and tested unlike other products with similar claims. It's easy to carry and if she doesn't have a flavour enhancer, she just chugs it down. We haven't tried their flavoured products.

Daylight robbery - £26 for 6 sachets - crazy.Just stick some table salt under your tongue and save yourself some money.

I did not realize this would make my water taste like I had poured salt into it. It is not refreshing to drink at room temperature. So now I have to put my water with this in it in a different category than “water.” It’s now “something I need to drink.”