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3-Pack of 6-Count 0.6oz Pedialyte Electrolyte Powder (Grape) EXPIRED
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| Rating: | (4.7 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 437 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Pedialyte Electrolyte Powder, Electrolyte Drink, Grape, Powder Sticks, .6 oz, 6 Count [Grape] |
| Product Description: | Pedialyte Electrolyte Powder Packs are a convenient, advanced hydration solution that’s specially formulated with the optimal balance of sugar and electrolytes to help prevent dehydration in both kids and adults. From the #1 pediatrician* and pharmacist-recommended brand,1 Pedialyte electrolyte drink is medical-grade hydration that quickly replenishes lost fluids and electrolytes. Pedialyte promotes fluid absorption more effectively than sports drinks, juice, or even water. Simply dissolve one packet in 16 fl oz of cold water and enjoy. Feel better fast with Pedialyte! *Among pediatricians who recommend oral electrolyte solution to patients 0-6 years of age- Data on file, 2016. References: 1. Pharmacy Times, 2017 |
| Manufacturer: | Pedialyte |
| Model Number: | 64598 |
| Product SKU: | B01DFA1UZA |
| UPC: | 070074645971 |
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"Pedialyte is superior to Gatorade for several reasons," says Amy White, MD, a board-certified pediatrician at Remedy Urgent Care in Austin, Texas. She explains that a liter of Pedialyte has 45 milliequivalents per liter of sodium — which is necessary for rehydration — as opposed to 25 mEq in a liter of Gatorade. "Because the sodium content is higher in Pedialyte, it's better at replacing electrolyte losses," she adds.
Another reason Dr. White recommends Pedialyte is because the sugar content of sports drinks is as much as two times higher than that of Pedialyte, depending on the drink. Not only do you want to avoid excess sugar, but Dr. White says that some kids are more likely to vomit sugary beverages, which defeats the whole rehydration goal.
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