KEY NUTRIENTS Electrolytes 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.

Great Hydration, I buy a lot of these, Florida temps, hot days, hot workouts, speedy recovery, and pre workout drink, no caffeine, I'm KETO and organic and I'm picky

Good value. Good taste.

Its very hard to dissolve the powder and you end up with a gross last swallow, but it does pack a punch.Made my pee very yellow :-) so it definitely has a bunch of at least vitamin C. Helps beat the run down feeling youget when outside and sweating. Gives you back what you lost.

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.

As a fan of key nutrients electrolytes, I cannot recommend these travel packs more!! Light Individual servings, these are perfect to take to the beach, to the gym, and to work. I have loved having these in my purse and gym bag, and sharing with friends. The hydration is great, and the lemonade flavor is a perfect healthy substitute when craving a drink that isn't water, but isn't full of sugar. These travel powder packs are especially a great substitute for other sports drinks, as these take up little space and are not heavy - easy to take anywhere for clean hydration.

Way too sweet! Americans are massively sugar addicted, even the ones who shop in health food stores. Companies are afraid to make products that aren't overly sweetened, because they think there's no market. Still, when I buy a product that says "Lemonade," I expect a bit of tartness, which is missing here. Plus there's a chemical taste, especially the first sip. It mellows out over time and with more stirring.I have been struggling to find an electrolyte product that isn't overly sweet. I tried six flavors of Ultima and Bodyhealth Watermelon. Most flavors of Ultima are about as sweet as this product, but they taste better, especially the Cherry Pomegranate. Their lemonade flavor is also missing tartness. Bodyhealth Watermelon is good, could be a tad less sweet, but it's pricey.I find that sweetness matters in electrolytes. Too sweet and my body says, "stop," for the sweetness. But if it's not too sweet, my body can tell when it needs the minerals.This product does seem to provide good mineral recovery. It's just my least favorite taste of all the ones I've tried.