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8-Ct 0.3-Oz Pedialyte Fast Hydration Electrolyte Powder Packets (Fruit Punch or Grape)
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Amazon has 8-Count 0.3-Oz Pedialyte Fast Hydration Electrolyte Powder Packets (Fruit Punch or Grape) on sale for $5.99 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $5.69. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Pedialyte Fast Hydration Electrolyte Powder Packets, Fruit Punch, Hydration Drink, 8 Single-Serving Powder Packets
Manufacturer:
Abbott Nutrition, Abbott Laboratories
Product SKU:
B0BXMP7ZL2
UPC:
70074688053
ASIN:
B0BXMP7ZL2
Brand:
Pedilayte
Manufacturer:
Abbott Nutrition, Abbott Laboratories
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Just a heads up, these are designed to be added to 8 ounces of water where a lot of the other electrolyte powders (including Liquid IV) are meant for 16 ounces. It also seems like the Sodium/Potassium contents are roughly half, so although I haven't done the math, Liquid IV on sale, at Costco for example, is probably a pretty comparable if not a better deal. I have had these and I like them but I do prefer Liquid IV. And yes I know the homesteaders make their own with lemon juice and salt (which I do frequently as well), but move on if you're a sugar Nazi; this ain't a Clif Bar posting 😉
Good price for at-hand and convenient electrolyte replacement
In carry these in my first aid kit when traveling
And this def beats having to store and waste those 1-2L containers at home
Sweet - had an extra 25% off for total of $4.19+tax
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Good price for at-hand and convenient electrolyte replacement
In carry these in my first aid kit when traveling
And this def beats having to store and waste those 1-2L containers at home
Sweet - had an extra 25% off for total of $4.19+tax
I was released from the hospital at 11pm last night after 3 days of stomach issues. The whole nine nards. Couldn't eat or drink. I was given Pedialyte.
It was so stinking sweet that it was grossing me out. Now, I fully realize a truly dehydrated person needs salt and sugar. But this was over the top.
One of these tiny packets has 6 grams of added sugar. The large bottle of Pedialyte currently in my fridge has 7 added grams per serving.
Added sugar isn't usually ideal, especially for kids, but sick kids need energy. Sugar provides energy.
The 3 "key electrolytes" are basically table salt (sodium chloride) and potassium. You can make your own healthy, no-sugar version by adding salt and potassium (citrate, eg.) to water.
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02-20-2024 at 11:24 AM.
Just a heads up, these are designed to be added to 8 ounces of water where a lot of the other electrolyte powders (including Liquid IV) are meant for 16 ounces. It also seems like the Sodium/Potassium contents are roughly half, so although I haven't done the math, Liquid IV on sale, at Costco for example, is probably a pretty comparable if not a better deal. I have had these and I like them but I do prefer Liquid IV. And yes I know the homesteaders make their own with lemon juice and salt (which I do frequently as well), but move on if you're a sugar Nazi; this ain't a Clif Bar posting 😉
more complete and more convenient/cheaper (except for kids that can't take a capsule)
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and no sugar with this
No, you WANT sugar. It's part of the simple carbs that's supposed to help those who are low from exercise and/or illness. It's for children so if they had stomach issues you WANT the sugar to help them replenish.
Definitely. My go to for that Everytime. Tho I usually keep the Pedialyte pops, and keep some of them in the fridge instead of freezing them. The normal Pedialyte is also dope but I end up drinking the entire bottle within like 3-4 days lol.
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In carry these in my first aid kit when traveling
And this def beats having to store and waste those 1-2L containers at home
Sweet - had an extra 25% off for total of $4.19+tax
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In carry these in my first aid kit when traveling
And this def beats having to store and waste those 1-2L containers at home
Sweet - had an extra 25% off for total of $4.19+tax
It was so stinking sweet that it was grossing me out. Now, I fully realize a truly dehydrated person needs salt and sugar. But this was over the top.
One of these tiny packets has 6 grams of added sugar. The large bottle of Pedialyte currently in my fridge has 7 added grams per serving.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank dereksyoung3
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NS38...ectro
more complete and more convenient/cheaper (except for kids that can't take a capsule)
edit:
and no sugar with this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NS38...ectro
more complete and more convenient/cheaper (except for kids that can't take a capsule)
edit:
and no sugar with this
Orange is my favorite followed by mixed berry and lemon lime.
https://a.co/d/iuWo6ho
Orange is my favorite followed by mixed berry and lemon lime.
https://a.co/d/iuWo6ho