Puresport Ultra Electrolytes (Citrus Salt/15 Sachets) | Science-Backed Electrolytes Powder | Optimises Hydration | Supports Muscle Function | No Added Sugar

Really nice tasting unless you brush your teeth right before having them.

The package came taped all over which seemed strange. After opening the box and the first pouch, I noticed it is not powder but rather one big lump. It is all stuck together and hard to get out of the pouch, it also barely dissolves becomes it comes out as one big sticky lump. Absolutely terrible. But you won’t be able to know before opening the box, therefore I can no longer return. All of them are the same, looks like the box has been damaged by water or kept in very humid conditions. Not usable.

Having recently upped my training times I need usually around 1000mg sodium per hour so go through a lot of these. I haven't before tried these sachets by Puresport. The citrus flavour is fresh and tangy and when mixed in a 750ml bottle the salty level isn't too bad, it's salty but not too bad at all.I've found when using these high sodium solutions it's helped stop my leg cramps when swimming. The powder mixes effortlessly with water one or two good shakes is enough and it doesn't seem to seperate if left insured for a couple hours. Nice flavour that works well.

These are fine if you're looking for a more natural electrolytes without lots of sugar or sweetener. I can't stand the aftertaste of Sucralose, so I'm always happy to try something with stevia instead. These mix well and taste fine - the flavour is very mild, so nothing too fruity or salty. I mix mine in a 1 litre bottle, so that might be why the flavour is weaker for me. The 'citrus' flavour doesn't taste like citrus though - more of a tropical flavour, like a watermelon and lemon, which is not a flavour I like. As I dilute it in 1 litre, I can put up with that though.

The electrolytes are fine - quite the salty taste but I guess that's what you get when it's not masked with additional sugars and ingredients. My biggest issue is that the powder is all clumped in the sachets, and it was like this from day one, not an issue with the environment I store them in. It's very difficult to get all of the powder out of a sachet since a large clump usually sticks like glue to the bottom. Then because it's more clumpy than powdery it doesn't dissolve into the drink very well. I'll be trying Humantra instead.

I cycle quite a bit, and I’m always looking for ways to stay hydrated. I’ve tried various electrolyte drinks, some with a weird aftertaste, some overly sweet. These are okay. The citrus flavour is quite mild, which I prefer. They mix easily in water, no clumping or anything. I’ve been using them on my longer rides, and I do feel like they help with hydration. I haven’t noticed any dramatic performance boost, but I definitely feel less dehydrated at the end of a long ride. The individual sachets are handy for carrying around. They're convenient. I'd say they're a decent option if you're looking for an electrolyte drink.

I does what it says, but tastes like kitchen cleaner. Its generally too sweet and salty and I can only drink it if I make it up to the max 900mls.

I really like these. They come in a small sachet and your tear the end off and mix the power inside with water. They recommend 450ml to 900ml. This is just under 1 pint to just under 2 pints and I measured out the water to 450ml in pint glass.Taste is a personal preference but I honestly like the taste of this. It is a salty citrus taste as claimed. Reasonably strong taste at 450ml but obviously less strong at 900ml. I will use mine at 450ml as I do genuinely like the taste.I left mine and stirred it for around 20minutes before drinking. It did mainly but not completely dissolve and the water had a misty colour to it, not that that bothered me.Once I had drunk it, I could almost feel my body slowly reacting and re-hydrating and I love that feeling.It recommends no more than 2 sachets a day and I did notice that each sachet has 1000mg of sodium (salt) and the recommended daily adult max is 2000mg. So 2 per day is fine but in my case I will just use 1 a day as I also get salt from other foods.