Pedialyte Electrolyte Powder Packets, On-the-Go Hydration Pack

My kids love these and feel like they are drinking something special. Perfect size to throw in a purse or lunch bag or glove box for easy hydration.

I think everyone should keep at least one of these boxes at home! They last longer and take up less space than bottles of liquid Pedialyte. I keep a few packets in my tote bag just in case. Pedialyte is useful in treating dehydration similar to sports drinks but has fewer grams of sugar, calories, and unhealthy additives than a regular sports drink while still providing more electrolytes. If you’re like me and have a reason to use a lot of Pedialyte, this is the most economical way to buy it and most convenient way to store it. The powder dissolves easily when stirred or shaken and tastes great. It’s extremely important to use the exact volume of liquid described in the instructions so I measured out this exact volume in a beaker and then poured it into several reusable bottles and made a permanent mark at that level. This is fairly high quality: I’ve never seen it clump up before opening or leave a sludge at the bottom the way Gatorade powder does. This would be a great thing for anyone to stock up on because it meets such a universal need. Overall, an awesome product!

My kids love these and they actually taste pretty good! We use them a lot in the summer when they are always outside to keep them hydrated! Just pour in a water bottle and go!

i use a packet in my water bottle when i go on a road bike ride, excellent hydration

I feel like the taste of these are much better than liquid IV. I brought to a wedding that a lot of us were staying at a hotel after knowing a bunch of us including myself would be hungover the day after. One person had liquid IVs and I had strawberry lemonade pedialyte. Not one person could drink the liquid IV stating it tasted like medicine. The pedialyte actually tastes really good and is enjoyable. (I like it most really cold so usually I shake it in a water bottle so it mixes well and pour it over ice). It also works really well. It’s not a hangover cure but it does help with relief. Then a few weeks later me and my partner both got sick and had fevers and drank quite a few of these and they helped us feel better then too. I read online that pedialyte is also better than liquid IV for dehydration and that doctors typically recommend it. It also doesn’t leave any powder at the bottom and mixes well. If it wasn’t so expensive I would probably drink it more then just when I’m not feeling well (reason for 4 stars - expensive) as this flavor is very enjoyable and you can see/feel a clear difference when dehydrated.

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Individual packets are great ….. seems like everyone needs one and I end up giving them away to family or whoever else crosses the threshold with energy needs or oncoming colds etc.

Ever since I had Covid, water just doesn’t seem to hydrate me like it used to. Sometimes you don’t realize you’re dehydrated until you notice the puffiness around your eyes, or lines in your face that usually aren’t there. Maybe you notice you haven’t used the restroom as often as you usually do—putting you at risk for UTI’s and making your kidneys work harder. Constipation can be painful too! It can cause trouble with all elimination and your body’s ability to flush toxins. Those toxins can build up until they cause visible effects! Bloating, headaches, swollen ankles snd fingers—all symptoms that you need more liquid! But water doesn’t always do the trick! These little packets are a godsend! Keep one handy to dump in a 16 oz bottle of water and you’ll never be dehydrated again. They taste great—ZERO nasty saccharine flavor, none of the artificial sweetener yuckiness, and still only 50 calories. Good value for the price— gatorlyte and other drinks are $3-4 a piece, compared to $1.40 for the original name-brand, that’s easier to carry and store.