Lemon Lime Electrolyte Powder, 60 Servings, Hydration Solution with Vitamins, Minerals, and Electrolytes for Athletes, Fitness Enthusiasts, and Active Lifestyles, 13.5oz

Delivery was on par. Good job as always amazon. However, the product container was opened. So i guess i just wasted money on it since i cant return it. Also label is sketchy. Lemon lime flavor but ingredients list has nothing about that. It has to come from somewhere and since it was opened already the powder is quite sticky when touched which leads me to believe there is a sweetener in it also. No mention of that on the list either.

You do feel the slight umph you get from a Gatorade after a intense workout but there's basically no flavor it's fine but I probably won't buy it again

When I opened the shipping package, the product container was powdery and sticky, and the seal was broken. I had to fish out the spoon with a fork and there is no specification on how much water to mix with. Ultimately, there was virtually zero taste when I mixed it with about 8-10 oz of water. I will most likely avoid this product in the future, it's too vague to be considered reliable.

When item received it was shipped with a couple other items - upon opening packaging all items had a very fine dusty film on them, I suspected that the hydrating powder had opened. When I examined the powder the inner seal appeared to have been tampered with and it was not sealed properly.

I was a little concerned that the high sodium content might undermine this product, but it does seem to work well. Some context: I tend to like to work in the yard and stay active, even in the south Texas summer. A few weeks back, I ended up with heat exhaustion after working on repairing a fence. An electrolyte mix fixed me up, but it tasted terrible. I wanted to get something else to drink the next time I needed to replenish my electrolytes after a hard day of work. Blueberry sounded like it would be a lot better than the weird pseudo-orange flavored one I had been using. I've been mixing this with a lemonade flavor packet and I like the taste pretty well. It's not incredible, but it's quite palatable compared to what I had been using. The effects, however, seem quite good. I did a similar level of work in the yard earlier in the week and was feeling a little bit depleted, but this time I mixed up some of this and drank it and suffered no further side effects from my time in the sun and heat. I had some mild difficulty finding the included scoop when I first opened it. I had to really dig around in there to locate it. But other than that, it's easy to use and seems to mix well with water. I haven't had any issues with clumps that refuse to be mixed. It's effective and I'm happy with it.

This is horrible. They say blueberry blast. I wouldn't say it has a blueberry blast. I would say something else but I can't. It has a funny horrible after teast. I'm going g back to the one I always get

This product delivers just the electrolytes - sodium, potassium, magnesium, chloride - with a mild lemon-lime flavor and WITHOUT the ton of sugar you get in sports drinks. It's also a better mix: a 3:1 potassium/sodium ratio is much better than what most sports drinks deliver. This product is specifically for delivering electrolytes; there are no carbohydrates, so don't expect any sort of energy benefit. What you're actually getting here is something of a mystery: the ingredient list on the label is cryptic and incomplete (the flavor is coming from somewhere!), and the claims on the label are strange and unproven ("beat brain fog"?). Recommended serving size is 5g, which delivers 500 mg of sodium - comparable to about 2-3 quarts of Gatorade (yikes!), and you'll need to think long and hard about whether you want to be consuming that much sodium. Unless you're doing heavy, lengthy, sweaty exercise, you probably do not.

The flavor is a lot less robust than I expected. I had some issues getting it to dissolve also. Other than that, it seems pretty good.