KEY NUTRIENTSElectrolytes Powder Packets - Refreshing Lemonade 20 Pack Hydration Packets - Travel Hydration Powder - No Sugar, No Calories, Gluten Free - Made in USA

I bought and compared four different electrolyte powders. They were Ultima Replenisher Grape, Keppi Keto Lemon Lime Splash, Key Nutrients Recovery Plus and LMNT Key Hot Chocolate.My goals were - not too much salt (that I can add cheaply to my diet), enough potassium (I suffer the dreaded Keto Calf Cramps in a hard swimming work out), dissolve well and stay dissolved, and taste okay. Stretch goal: Individual affordable packets, because I travel a LOT.My test included aerating for 30 seconds the powder in 500ml (I know they want more, but seriously, who drinks a half-litre first thing in the morning) and the letting it sit for a minute (because, cats and S.O. dontchaknow.) The second photo is precipitate after a minute; this was one of the best showings.Of the four, this and the Ultima Replenisher did the best at taste, low salt and dissolvability. And this is in packets. And I don't suffer cramps when I drink it.

I got these for us to use in our drinks when we were planning our trip to Vegas so we'd stay hydrated (we're from a very humid climate, and the dry air in Vegas was going to get to us). I bought these, and my husband really liked the taste (he used some of them in the summer like he would drink Gatoraid). We tried another brand we found at our local grocery store, and hubby promptly threw them away saying they tasted awful.

Love this product so much, but please go back to the old packaging. Slimmer pouches were way more convenient when pouring into water bottle. You can cut the pouch diagonally to make it fit into the bottle, but on the go it doesnt always work out. Other than that, amazing product

These little electrolyte stick packs literally saved my life while on vacation! I forgot to drink one on my first day of walking and leg cramps are no joke! I took an entire box with me and I’m so glad I did. I drank one stick pack with water twice a day and had zero electrolyte imbalances even after walking close to 10 miles a day while in Mexico City. On a ketogenic diet keeping your electrolytes in balance is an absolute must and these do the trick. They are great tasting even without any sugar, convenient due to individual servings, and are packed with all the good for you stuff that you want to rehydrate your body. I truly hope other flavors in stick packs are available in the near future. I highly recommend key nutrients if you are looking for good tasting and clean rehydration.

If you're looking for a convenient electrolyte drink mix to accompany you during exercise, travel, or just to pack in your weekday work lunch bag, this may indeed be worth a shot.The best thing about these Key Nutrients electrolyte powders is the ingredients -- it's a nutritional powerhouse comparable to a lot of multivitamins, and probably better quality than most. The electrolytes, B vitamins, and minerals contained in each packet are in non-synthetic forms that are easier to digest and absorb than the usual electrolyte drinks you'd find in most stores. What's also worth noting aside from the higher quality ingredients is what this powder mix doesn't have: It's free of a lot of unnecessary fillers and artificial junk that are common in those store-bought "sports drinks." The only ingredient that seems unnecessary (to me) is the silica.Where Key Nutrients' Lemonade electrolyte powder packets fall short, however, is with the flavor. The Lemonade powder mix has a certain "fake" lemon-lime sour taste that's a bit reminiscent of Tang (for those of us old enough to remember that stuff). In addition to that, it also has a "vitamin-like" flavor -- when you drink it, you know you're drinking B vitamins.To me, the taste is not at all off-putting or disgusting by any means, it's simply not as pleasant as a few other electrolyte drink mixes I've also tried. I usually open one of these into a bottle of water and I'll continue adding water throughout the day as I drink it, mixing (or attempting to mix it) each time. That reminds me of one other minor complaint: This doesn't mix very well. You can shake this in a bottle for 5 minutes straight, use a mixer or frother, and you'll still see some of the powder at the bottom of your bottle. However, I find this to be an issue with pretty much any good quality electrolyte powder drink mix.Overall, a good product and a good value for the quality and cost. If you're shopping around for an electrolyte drink mix without the garbage additives, sugar/sucralose, fillers, etc. then this may be worth a shot.

Terrible flavor. Chalky and mildly reminiscent of dishwater. Only buy if you enjoy chalky dishwater. I've tried a dozen different electrolyte powders. Few are drinkable. Liquid IV is probably the best, but is expensive at more than $2 per packet. At approximately half the cost of Liquid IV, Venture Pal (dumb name) is a good option. It's sugar-free, and the flavor is not bad.

I have a box of 20 packets of the lemonade flavor. I've attached a photo showing a coupon on the side of the box that gives 20% off my next order.I don't know if this is the absolute best of all the electrolyte powders, but not only does it taste better than any of the many others I've tried, it actually tastes great. And it dissolves instantly in cold water. I'm thrilled!!

Tried this after my favorite flavor of another product was discontinued... And it's so bad I'm saving it for the apocalypse. Even mixing half in with a flavor I do like just contaminates the whole water bottle. It has a weird chemical aftertaste that's just unpalatable. I understand we all taste different. It's a fact we experience flavor in a unique way, and if you taste like me, it's bad. I can only assume to people saying they love the taste, just don't have my taste buds. That's fair. I hope I never have to drink the packets that are left, but if I do rip them open, I guess I'll be grateful... Since it will be in the collapse of modern society and I'll just be happy not to die of thirst.