Electrolytes Powder Minis - Hydration Sachets with Vitamins & Electrolytes For Kids - Zero Sugar Hydration Powder No Artificial Sweeteners & Preservatives by ViDrate - Apple & Blackcurrant, 8 Sachets

My son is with ASD and he's very picky on foods and drinks. All other electrolytes I tried he refused, especially Dioralyte 🤢 even I don't like it. But these ones he took with no issue at all. He drunk all bottle and asked for more. It tastes very similar to caprisun or fruit shoot, and there's no added sugar in these one. Will definitely order more and recommend them to my friends.

Liked this little sachets as you only use what you need and unlike a bottle once opened there’s a longer shelf life. Taste is nicectoo

The flavour is a bit false but its definitely drinkable! They dissolve easy in water with a bit of stirring.I give these to the kids after they have been poorly to try and replenish some electrolytes. They do the job!

Super easy way to rehydrate kids after a bout of illness.they actually think its a treat drink like squash!Easy to mix and get the kids to drink so i'm very happy.

children didn’t like the flavour as its not original but smells awful

Firstly, you will need to stir this well to make sure it all dissolves and there is no gritty residue.It actually tastes very good, I was expecting it to be more like a dissolvable medication!Very happy, and we have made it up in a few good water bottles.

these electrolyte drink sachets, and overall, I find them to be a pleasant and convenient hydration solution. The sachets mix fairly easily with water after stirring for a couple of seconds with a spoon. The result is a drink that resembles a lightly diluted squash, with a slightly sherbet-like texture.One of the key benefits of these sachets is their content of essential electrolytes, such as sodium chloride. While it might seem counterintuitive since salt is often linked with dehydration, sodium chloride is vital in small doses for proper hydration. Additionally, these sachets contain multiple vitamins, enhancing their nutritional value.I've found that the sachets are well-measured for up to a pint of water, though the recommended amount is between 300-500ml. This flexibility allows you to adjust the concentration to your taste preference and hydration needs.The only minor downside I've noticed is that after letting the drink stand for a couple of minutes, a very thin layer of powder begins to separate on the surface. I've tried stirring it for longer to see if this helps, but it seems to occur regardless. This doesn't significantly affect the taste or experience, but it's something to be aware of.

Convenient hydration sachets, great to encourage those who don't like plain water to drink more, and a nice option to add electrolytes for those who exercise, particularly in the warmer weather. Great to have a product suitable to children too: the emphasis here is on kids but I see no reason why adults can't enjoy this drink too.The flavour is a pleasant apple and blackcurrant flavour. It's not too sweet and I like the fact you can dilute it to taste (the recommendation is 300-500ml and I tend to go for the higher level personally). Sometimes I find drinks containing Stevia really sweet, so I'm glad this product is not excessive in its sweetness. The drink is a nice purple colour. The powder dissolves easily.My main issue with this is the manufacturer's packaging. The sachets arrived in a plain cardboard box with no instructions or ingredients list. When I opened the box, I realised that there was writing inside the box, so I am assuming the box was assembled incorrectly and was inside out. What was missing for me is a clear ingredients list and I would like that easily accessible. The ingredients are printed on each sachet but they are in very small print. I would like this Information more clearly displayed. Apart from that, I like this product and I can see its benefits for families with children.