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Nov 7, 2026 12:08 AM

2-Lb Micro Ingredients Sugar-Free Electrolytes Powder (Lemon Raspberry)

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Bayland Health via Amazon has 2-Lb Micro Ingredients Sugar-Free Electrolytes Powder (Lemon Raspberry) on sale for $27.96 - $2.80 off when you 'clip the 10% off coupon on product page - $1.40 (5% off) when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $23.76. Shipping is free w/ Prime or $35+ orders.

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Product Details:
  • Naturally Sweet Lemon Raspberry Flavor with electrolytes sourced from coconut water and real lemon juice
  • Low-Sodium Formula with 1,000mg of Potassium per Serving
  • Zero Sugar, Zero Calories, and No Fillers
  • 2-lb Pouch provides 139 servings (6.5g per scoop)
  • Non-GMO Formula made without soy, dairy, or gluten
  • Third-Party Lab Tested for purity, safety, and potency

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Bayland Health via Amazon has 2-Lb Micro Ingredients Sugar-Free Electrolytes Powder (Lemon Raspberry) on sale for $27.96 - $2.80 off when you 'clip the 10% off coupon on product page - $1.40 (5% off) when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $23.76. Shipping is free w/ Prime or $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter DesertGardener for sharing this deal.

Note: You must be logged into your account. Coupons are typically one-time use and availability may vary by account. Manage subscriptions anytime after your order ships. Add filler/deals & save up to 15% w/ 5+ monthly items.

Product Details:
  • Naturally Sweet Lemon Raspberry Flavor with electrolytes sourced from coconut water and real lemon juice
  • Low-Sodium Formula with 1,000mg of Potassium per Serving
  • Zero Sugar, Zero Calories, and No Fillers
  • 2-lb Pouch provides 139 servings (6.5g per scoop)
  • Non-GMO Formula made without soy, dairy, or gluten
  • Third-Party Lab Tested for purity, safety, and potency

Editor's Notes

Written by NgocOutSavings | Staff
  • About this store:
  • Additional notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Nov 7, 2026 4:19 AM
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sam_ayNov 7, 2026 4:19 AM
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Many of these supplements print Third party tested on the packaging but didn't mention the name of the independent lab.
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Nov 7, 2026 4:56 PM
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SteinarJenningsNov 7, 2026 4:56 PM
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I don't know who started the popularity trend for electrolytes, but most people outside of endurance athletes or athletes engaged in high levels of cardio do not need any supplemental electrolytes. The use case, at times, is for rehydration after drinking, which is definitely a real use case, but it's typically not really necessary for any normal person to supplement electrolytes the way that current marketing would suggest.
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Nov 8, 2026 1:08 AM
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SkillfulHeart577Nov 8, 2026 1:08 AM
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Quote from SteinarJennings View quoted comment :
I don't know who started the popularity trend for electrolytes, but most people outside of endurance athletes or athletes engaged in high levels of cardio do not need any supplemental electrolytes. The use case, at times, is for rehydration after drinking, which is definitely a real use case, but it's typically not really necessary for any normal person to supplement electrolytes the way that current marketing would suggest.
Yes, it's more marketing BS. Unless your Dr. tells you, you don't need it.
Nov 8, 2026 3:45 AM
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Sturmgeist781Nov 8, 2026 3:45 AM
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In for one. My potassium intake is lower than sodium. Gotta lower the bloat.
Nov 9, 2026 3:43 AM
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sheygetsNov 9, 2026 3:43 AM
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Tried this and a bit tart/sour. Went back to Dr Bergs.
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NgocOutSavingsYesterday 11:07 PM
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Quote from sheygets View quoted comment :
Tried this and a bit tart/sour. Went back to Dr Bergs.

Besides from the taste, do you think this works? Wink
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mulliganYesterday 11:12 PM
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If you need it, buy "fasting salts", cheaper and better.

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Yesterday 11:28 PM
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holly_mollyYesterday 11:28 PM
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Quote from SteinarJennings View quoted comment :
I don't know who started the popularity trend for electrolytes, but most people outside of endurance athletes or athletes engaged in high levels of cardio do not need any supplemental electrolytes. The use case, at times, is for rehydration after drinking, which is definitely a real use case, but it's typically not really necessary for any normal person to supplement electrolytes the way that current marketing would suggest.
I don't know about the trend but when was trying to be in deficit, it did help me with cravings, leg cramps etc
Yesterday 11:31 PM
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Jmoney611Yesterday 11:31 PM
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I'm a guy who genetically sweats excessively. I'm also in the gym regularly. I usually just stick with LMNT. Makes a big difference in my life but I can't imagine many others. It's not a water substitute, it's electrolyte replacement.
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Today 2:12 AM
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CWayne121Today 2:12 AM
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Quote from SteinarJennings View quoted comment :
I don't know who started the popularity trend for electrolytes, but most people outside of endurance athletes or athletes engaged in high levels of cardio do not need any supplemental electrolytes. The use case, at times, is for rehydration after drinking, which is definitely a real use case, but it's typically not really necessary for any normal person to supplement electrolytes the way that current marketing would suggest.
For years I had chronic glute cramps that would make you think that you got shot by a bullet. Sometimes they would happen at night when you're sleeping. Sometimes they would happen during the day. My hydration was on point and still these would occur.

I'm not a heavy runner or a super fitness enthusiast, though I do go to the gym 3 to 4 times a week. I eat bananas, drink pickle juice, and do all the things that you were taught in high school sports. Nothing solved my cramps issue.

I started doing dry shots of electrolyte powder in the morning with my vitamins and such and they magically disappeared. I haven't had one of those major cramps in over a year. So this powder does have another use case besides dehydration of ultramarathoners.
Today 3:14 AM
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DanRunsNYCToday 3:14 AM
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What is this, electrolyte powder for ants?! 10mg of sodium won't do anything for you. Might as well eat a banana and some sweet tarts...
Today 4:04 AM
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sheygetsToday 4:04 AM
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Quote from NgocOutSavings View quoted comment :
Besides from the taste, do you think this works? Wink
I think the Dr. Berg's does well for me. In a low dose thiazide diuretic so I wanted something that was drinkable and had enough potassium. I can't speak to this since I didn't like the taste but it does have a good amount of potassium.
Today 6:02 AM
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Poundahoe_IndianToday 6:02 AM
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Quote from SteinarJennings View quoted comment :
I don't know who started the popularity trend for electrolytes, but most people outside of endurance athletes or athletes engaged in high levels of cardio do not need any supplemental electrolytes. The use case, at times, is for rehydration after drinking, which is definitely a real use case, but it's typically not really necessary for any normal person to supplement electrolytes the way that current marketing would suggest.
They're beneficial for People on GLP-1's because of side effects.
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beowulf7Today 6:09 AM
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Any good for hangovers?

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