POWERLIFE Peak Replenish - High Absorption Magnesium Electrolyte Powder with Organic Coconut Water, and Trace Minerals, 30 Servings

Works great but too expensive, I probably won’t re-order

Tastes fine, and would be good for fasting MAYBE, but the jar says nothing about the carb content. More info please on those proprietary blends please. $$$$

gr8 product but it never arrived

This review is for: Tony Horton PowerLife Peak Replenish - Vegan Electrolyte Powder for Improved Hydration & Performance, Citrus Burst Flavor, 30 ServingsI really like the taste of this. I'm used to the stevia taste, which is preferred over sugar or other sugar alternatives. You can taste the potassium and magnesium in it. Combined with the citrus and the stevia, it has almost a sweet/salty taste which I like.Some electrolyte replenishers have a higher percentage of sodium to potassium, due to the composition of sweat, which they are trying to match. Most people (especially on keto) actually need more potassium than sodium. Sodium is NOT hard to come by, and only like 5% of of the population gets enough potassium. It just makes sense to have a higher potassium content, so I was glad to see that in this supplement.This also has a decent amount of magnesium and calcium which are critical.This is pretty pricey, but when you think of it as $1.50 per serving, it doesn't seem too bad. It seems to be an excellent choice.Hope this was helpful.

This didn’t work for me. I am using several Tony Horton’s products but this one has a lot of magnesium (too much for me) and ruins my stomach every time I take this drink. Maybe for those not too sensitive on magnesium could work totally fine.

I often carry a bottle of an electrolyte drink on runs and other high output and lengthy outings. I was interested in checking out this mix to see if I would like it.The powder mixes into water pretty well, with the nutrients suspended in a cloudy drink. It has a strong orange flavor with a creaminess from the coconut water. It mixes pretty well, with a little left at the bottom of a glass, which wouldn't be a problem if mixed into a bottle you'd carry and constantly shake.I tried this mix for the first time after a run and just mixed it in a glass at home. Normally I would put it in a bottle and run with it, and it would be great that way since it's not sickly sweet. It does leave behind a little bit of an aftertaste from the coconut, I believe, but it doesn't seem to build up too much as you continue to drink. The bottle doesn't give the calorie content, though I assume it's fairly low since it's sweetened with stevia. It would be a good drink for sustained activity to help replenish electrolytes without taking in a bunch of sugar or artificial ingredients.The mix is a little pricey, but really isn't that much more per serving than other quality drinks.Recommended.

Alongside physical therapy, but it’s a no.

Love Tony Horton. The Godfather of physical fitness. His products are great quality. They are a bit pricey. I used to use the Vegan and non Vegan protein power and several other of his formulas and wanted a good electrolyte mix. Since the supply chain demand has made it hard to find them, I wanted to give this a try. I am still on the fence but will update this as I discover more about Replenish. I know the quality is good. It just may have a few too many things that I don't really need.