Buoy Electrolyte Drops | 120 Servings | No Sugar, No Sweeteners | 87+ Trace Minerals, Vitamins & Antioxidants | Subtle Mineral Taste | Hydration Supplement - Unflavored 3 Pack

Dissolves easily. Almost no taste. Add minerals to your water. Feel less thirsty. Love that there are no sweeteners. A bit pricey but worth it.

We’re big fans of Buoy Electrolyte Drops! The taste is super light and clean (no weird aftertaste 🙌), and we love that there’s no sugar or sweeteners—just simple, clean ingredients that actually make sense. The trace minerals and vitamins are a great bonus, and the fact that it comes in a three-pack means we’re never scrambling when one runs out. Just a few drops and boom—hydration upgrade. Simple, effective, and honestly kind of genius.

When you find something that works, its such a blessing! I've struggled for years with not being able to use hydration supplements, like the Nuun that my husband uses or the Zipfizz that my mom and my son use, because of magnesium. For whatever reason, my system is 100% against me putting ANY amount of magnesium into it orally. I've had to do IVs, take baths with pounds of epsom salts, and I've tried the magnesium oil, but wow it stings! Even the 25mg of magnesium in Nuun was too much for me, and I've struggled with hydration for some time, quite ironic when living the the wet and green Pacific Northwest! About a month ago I happened upon an ad for these Buoy hydration drops on Instagram as I was scrolling. I moved on but the idea stuck in the back of my head. A little later I checked them out on Amazon, but I still wasn't ready to invest $10 a bottle for these. When I later saw an ad for their chronic illness program I was hooked. They give a permanent 35% discount to anyone dealing with chronic illness, as well as donating to chronic illness charities for every bottle ordered on their site. I signed up and ordered my first pack right away. They make it clear on their website that they are unflavored, but not flavorless, this is true. My husband can detect the smell of the drops in a glass of water, but he has an abnormally strong sniffer. In a small glass I can definitely taste them, but it is not unpleasant. It's a hard taste to describe, slightly salty, slightly sweet. I got used to it pretty quickly and it doesn't bother me at all. If I used the drops in something with more flavor than water I don't notice them at all. You can add them to any liquid - coffee, soup, they even recommend adding them to wine though I haven't tried that. It took a week or two for me to begin to notice the differences, but I definitely see them now. I've dealt with chronic dry skin on the back of my hands for years and while it's a little wrinkly now, there are no scratchy, dry flakes and I haven't had to put lotion on my hands during the day for weeks. I also notice a little more energy and alertness. That's a big deal for someone who deals with chronic fatigue! When I found myself running low I put in a double order so that I make sure that I won't run out, and I've signed up for the auto-ship program. Here's the thing: It's the little stuff that makes a big difference sometimes. If you're looking for a hydration supplement, I would definitely recommend that you give these a shot.

I haven’t used these long enough to know exactly how well they work. I purchased the variety pack. I would like to try the hydration drops before fully reviewing. Dehydration is my main issue because I drink a lot of water but I lack electrolytes and minerals. I’m excited that these drops are naturally sugar free and contain trace minerals and electrolytes. They do have a vitamin taste to them. I don’t drink juice or other flavored drinks. So the taste of these drops in my water is pretty apparent. I did try the Brain support drops in my morning protein shake. I couldn’t taste it in the shake but there was a definite aftertaste. Also tried the energy boost drops in apple juice just to see if it would cover the taste. It didn’t work, but I imagine it would work better if you tried it with orange juice. I’m sticking to water because I prefer to just drink it quickly without the sugary drinks. I’m hopeful these will help ease my chronic pain and stiffness. I will update my review once I’ve taken them longer. Instructions were unclear on how many doses one should take daily. One squirt of each type daily? Spread out throughout the day?

This is my second time ordering Buoy. So I'm a repeat customer. I am not a doctor or anything. I can only speak to my own experience. Your milage my very. Ect. Ect. Anyway I love this stuff. First off I have a lot of swelling typically in my legs but when I use this on a regular basis it really helps a lot. Also just in general I feel better while using Buoy regularly. It is (mostly) tasteless. A serving is a very light quick squeeze. I have also cut sugar out of my drinks. Soda is gone for me. I have replaced it with Gamersupps drink mix to add flavor (and caffeine lol). Anyway one serving of this in my drink is unnoticeable. Two servings works almost like a flavor enhancer. It makes all the fruit flavors much more vibrant. But do stop at two servings per drink. To me if you go to three squirts it does taste a bit weird. But yeah I absolutely love this and it makes my legs so much better. I highly recommend it

These are great for hydration and don’t really have a taste. You can literally add it to anything food or drink. It’s also great if you have an elderly person or child, healthy or not, that you are wanting to keep hydrated.

Im someone who has always been good about hydration as I drink a lot of water throughout the day but realized as I’ve entered perimenopause and traveling more for work that I needed a supplement. I’ve tried a few powder supplements or added coconut water in but it’s hard to stay consistent with those so I opted to try bouy. I’ve been using it for a week now and here’s my assessment so far (will update if things change): • skin: I run a lot and I notice dehydration with lots of salt on my skin after I run, swollen fingers and flaky face. All 3 of these have improved and it’s nice to finally have glowing skin again as the dry face was the part I disliked the most. • fatigue. It’s still too soon to tell a noticeable difference, especially since I’m also trying to eat less sugar in the mornings but I haven’t felt as tired at that 3pm time when I normally want to take a nap or have a coffee • ease of use. I love that I can just squeeze it into anything and that it’s a clear liquid so I don’t have to wash out residue from my water bottle afterwards. I was on a work trip this week and took a bottle with me on the plan, making it through airport security no problem as it’s only 2oz bottles. • taste. A lot of reviews talk about that it’s not 100% taste free. That’s true but it’s also what mineral water is supposed to taste like. I grew up on well water which was so good for you. Most water is too filtered these days which is why people can drink a ton of water and still be dehydrated. What you’re tasting is the minerals. My experience is you’ll get used to the taste after a week or so (people do with well water) and if you don’t like it, just add it to coffee, soda or other beverages. I’ve added mine to everything, including a glass of wine and it’s so easy to do. Overall so far, I would recommend if you’re looking for a hydration supplement.

They definitely aren't flavorless, however if you only use one squirt per 12 fl oz in anything besides water you can't taste it. I'm also very sensitive to flavored water, but using the smallest amount still changes the taste of the water for me, but I love the convenience and clean ingredients.