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Pedialyte Sport Electrolyte Powder Fruit Punch 6-Pack Sachets

Pedialyte
3.6
Trusted post-workout rehydration, premium price
$70.41 → As of Jul 13, 2026
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01 / Spec

Top features

FormatSingle-serve sachets
Servings Per Pack6 sachets per box (36-count also available)
Sodium Per Serving370mg

Pedialyte Sport is a clinical-grade electrolyte powder designed for active recovery and exercise hydration. Each sachet delivers 370mg sodium, 100mg potassium, and 25mg magnesium — a moderate electrolyte profile suited for moderate-intensity activity and rehydration rather than extreme endurance. The formula is sugar-free (sweetened with sucralose) and contains added B vitamins and amino acids (citrulline malate) for muscle support, aligning with the "Sport" positioning. It comes in single-serve sachets (6-count packs shown; 36-count also available) with a Fruit Punch flavor that reviewers describe as palatable but somewhat artificial. Pedialyte's strength is its brand heritage — trusted by parents, clinicians, and athletes for decades — but the price point (~$3.99/oz or ~$0.60 per sachet when bulk-purchased) sits at the premium end of the electrolyte-powder category. Best suited for post-workout rehydration, heat illness prevention, and everyday hydration rather than endurance sports where higher sodium loads dominate. Community sentiment is cautiously positive: appreciated for reliability and clean profile, but often noted as pricey compared to LMNT or Liquid I.V. in fitness forums.

02 / Signals

Why it's hot

Clinical brand enters sports hydration with amino-acid boost.

  • Value for money 45
  • Review rating & velocity 86
  • Community sentiment 90
  • Brand reputation 100
  • Search heat 78
  • Est. return & defect rate 93
03 / Verdict

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Trusted clinical brand, widely recognized
  • Sugar-free with added amino acids
  • Moderate electrolyte load suits most users
  • Single-serve sachets convenient
  • No reported GI upset in reviews
  • B vitamins included for recovery

Cons

  • Premium cost per serving vs. rivals
  • Sodium lower than endurance-focused powders
  • Artificial taste noted by some reviewers
  • Limited flavor range in packs
  • Sachets can be wasteful for regular users
  • Less trendy than LMNT or Liquid I.V.
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Closest rival Pedialyte Sport Electrolyte Powder Lemon Lime 36 packets
Pedialyte Sport Electrolyte Powder Lemon Lime 36 packets
#10 in Electrolyte Drink Mixes
Trend leader Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier Lemon Lime 16 packets
Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier Lemon Lime 16 packets
#1 in Electrolyte Drink Mixes
Electrolyte Balance
500mg Na + 370mg K + 75mg Mg 500mg Na + 200mg K + 100mg Mg Strongest dose
Mixability & Taste
Generally dissolves well; occasional reports of minor residue Dissolves cleanly in 16 oz water
Flavor & Taste
Lemon Lime; generally well-received Lemon Lime — bright, balanced, widely loved
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