Coldest Hydration - Electrolytes Powder Packets - Non GMO & No Artificial Sugar - Electrolyte Drink Mix - Easy Open Single-Serving Stick Drop in Water - 20 Sticks per Pack (Triple Berry)

I absolutely love coldest hydration because I work in a hot Factory and I need to stay hydrated to make it through the day. These hydration packets are the best on the market in my opinion. I usually get sluggish midday but with these I don't. I usually use two of these per day when the temperatures are in 90s and above. If you want a quality product I would suggest these 100%. Bonus.. they taste great!

My exercise regimen is pretty simple, and not too challenging. I walk about 2.3 miles 2x each day, once in the morning and once in the evening. At the end of each walk, I prefer Gatorade (or Powerade, if that’s what we have at the time) over water. I like the flavor and it seems like it hydrates me just a bit better. I thought I’d try something with a bit more electrolytes, and I liked that it had some added vitamins and such.I got the triple berry, mixing a packet with about 20-22 ounces of cold water. I used a water bottle with a lid and shook it – everything seemed to mix well and thoroughly. The first thing I noticed about the flavor is that it’s pretty salty. Given it has over 1/3 of the recommended daily allowance of sodium and a LOT more potassium than Gatorade, I can understand why. On the other hand, this does have quite a bit less sugar (almost 2/3) than Gatorade, which might be important for some people. The second thing I noticed was that this was much thicker in texture than Gatorade. It reminded me very much about the Gatorade-like, clear, fruit-flavored beverages with added protein. It’s not quite as prominent as those, but it’s close. This made it somewhat less enjoyable for me on the flavor side. A second serving the next day with MUCH colder water helped.I’m not a health nut, so I am uncertain the combined effect of all the extra electrolytes and vitamins might have, but I did seem to “recover” a bit faster from this after my walk than with the Gatorade. This may have been a placebo effect, but I doubt it. Overall, from a flavor and content perspective, it definitely has some trade-offs with the more popular sports drinks. I’m still uncertain how I feel about the thicker texture. Some people may have issues with it. As I mentioned before, it’s better with colder water. I’ll use up what I have, but candidly, don’t know if there’s a compelling reason for me to get these again. A more diehard athlete may feel differently, but for an average Joe like me, it’s definitely a “meh”.

I've tried a lot of hydration powder brands, and the ColdestWater company seems to have gotten it right. Good flavors and effective mix of electrolytes and good taste. Eoukd recommend to anyone. Their base product, the ColdestWater cups and jugs are absolutely amazing. Beats Yeti, Hydroflask and Stanley.

Great taste

These provide you with a convenient and refreshing way to stay hydrated and replenish essential electrolytes. These single-serving stick packets are easy to open and perfect for dropping into water, making it effortless to enjoy a tasty and thirst-quenching drink. We love that it does not have any GMOs and artificial sugars. It comes with 20 sticks per pack, which means we will definitely need to order more soon!

This is a review for "Coldest Hydration - Electrolytes Powder Packets - Non GMO & No Artificial Sugar - Electrolyte Drink Mix - Easy Open Single-Serving Stick Drop in Water - 20 Sticks per Pack (Blueberry Lemonade)"I mixed it with 24 ounces of water (who has a 21 ounce water bottle) and the taste was fine. I would not describe it as overpowering. I also mixed this into my 40 ounce water bottle and I think I like it a little better that way. This is a personal preference though. I prefer lightly flavored water rather than a full strength soda, for comparison.I use these kind of mix ins for mornings when I didn't drink enough water the day before, or for days when I am going to give blood and need to get a lot more water down in the morning hours.I probably would not repurchase, only because they do not offer a lemon-lime flavor. That is my favorite. I'm not a fan or berry flavors. These do travel well and are also easy to open. Not every packet in this format is easy to open, so that is definitely a positive.

I'm a recreational tennis player, and I've used similar electrolyte drink mixes for years now. Given the opportunity to try out this brand, I was quick to accept the invitation.To start, these electrolyte packs are slightly cheaper than the others I've been using (Coldest Hydration: $1.25/each, Liquid IV: $1.66/each at my local Kroger).I ordered the 20pk of the Blueberry Lemonade flavor. During my first use, upon opening the pack, you can tell the powder is REALLY fine powder, and you can smell the flavor when you open it. It's so fine that it doesn't pour out of the tip of the package as easily as other branded packs.Once all the mix is in the bottle, it dissolves very easily after a few shakes, and doesn't settle in the bottom of my water bottle.As for the flavor, I really found the Blueberry Lemonade to be very tasty. It is not overpowering flavor when used on your standard water bottle, but I've found that I can further dilute it and still have great flavor. I would even go as far as saying that I enjoyed this Blueberry Lemonade flavor more than all the flavors of Liquid IV branded packs I've tried.As for the electrolyte impact, my body seems to appreciate the packs by Coldest Hydration just as much as the other brand packs I've been using (Liquid IV).These hydration packs check a lot of boxes (flavor, price, performance), and I'll continue to use these, and intend to order a variety pack to try out their other flavors.I've been satisfied with this product, and have no hesitation recommending to others.