Our difference
The electrolyte shelf runs on vague words — 'clean', 'natural', 'rapid'. We'd rather run on numbers.
1. Doses on the front
Sodium, potassium and magnesium in milligrams, on the front of every pack. You should never need to turn a pack over, or visit a website, to learn what you're drinking.
2. No 'total electrolytes' tricks
Adding every mineral together produces a big, meaningless number. We don't use it. Three numbers, separately, always.
3. Every carrier named
Flavour systems can quietly carry ingredients a brand's marketing says it avoids. We publish our full ingredient and carrier lists, and the batch test certificate for every production run.
4. Formulated per job
A small gentle glass, a shift-strength sugar-free drink, a high-sodium pack, an evening drink, and a pure mineral pack are five different products. We make five, instead of stretching one.
5. Warnings where they belong
High sodium and high potassium aren't for everyone. Our packs say who should check with a clinician first — on the pack, not in the small print of a website.
6. Sticks and tubs
Single-use sticks are right for travel and trials; a tub is right for a daily habit and produces a fraction of the packaging. Every pack we make comes in both.
How our targets compare
| Per serving | Leading sweet brand* | Leading high-sodium brand* | ElectrolytePacks Gentle (target) | ElectrolytePacks Restore (target) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sodium | 500mg | 1,000mg | 400mg | 1,000mg |
| Potassium | 370mg | 200mg | 400mg | 400mg |
| Magnesium | 0mg listed | 60mg | 120mg glycinate | 100mg glycinate |
| Sugar | 11g (original) | 0g | 0g | 0g |
*Label figures for leading US brands as published in our market study, October 23, 2026. Competitor formulas vary by flavour and pack size — check the physical pack before relying on any comparison, including ours.