VitalyteElectrolyte Powder Drink Mix, Isotonic Electrolyte Hydration Mix, Gluten Free Post Workout Powder Mix, Pack of 1, 35 oz., Fruit Punch Flavor

I’ve been using this product for 16 yearsIt’s definitely a superior electrolyte compared to Gatorade and powder aid Actively involved in weight training, jujutsu, hunting and a outdoor lifestyle

Wish vitalyte was cheaper or Gatorade made a dye free powder.I use vitalyte for long distance cycling and in the summer when doing yard work or construction.The lemon flavors are my favorite. The orange is ok. The grape and watermelon are ok so far. Looking to try fruit punch next.

I love itIt is so calm and calming.

Nice flavor, not as strong and sweet as gatorade

I really enjoy this stuff. It mixes easily with a few shakes of my water bottle. The flavors are very light (I think the lemon could have just a bit more lemon flavor. The cranberry is wonderful as it.) The only real complaint that I have is that the little measuring scoop often get buried in the powder during shipping. I usually have to use the scoop from the previous bag until I make my way down to where it got buried.

I work every day in hot motor rooms and out in the sun on blinding white rubber membrane rooftops sweating over equipment exhausting air up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. I drink at minimum two quarts of water a day, and that can increase to a gallon or more during the hottest parts of summer.Obviously, I lose a lot of electrolytes in my sweat. It's critical that I replace electrolytes constantly.I've been using this product for two weeks, and it isn't doing the job. If the nutritional information is to be believed, then this product is 84% "added sugars". I guess that the other 16% is "Thoughts & Prayers", because it's just as worthless as those are. My muscles are so sore that I haven't even felt like working out this past week. In fact, when I'm done eviscerating this overpriced and overrated product I think that I'll go buy a real rehydration drink.A bland and nearly flavorless powder, I'm not sure what the Cool Citrus flavor is actually supposed to taste like. If it is supposed to take like "citrus", then it maybe tastes like something that your childhood friend's cheap parent served up when you were over, using half a packet of Kool-Aid to aid to a gallon of water and skipping the sugar. There's a hint of a flavor there, but it's so diluted as to be less of a flavor and more of the sensation that there's something off about the taste of your water. If I wanted off-tasting water, then I'd drink the metallic nastiness that comes out of my home's 80 year old galvanized pipes.All in all, it's a crappy product in that it fails in rehydrating me any more than the same quantity of plain water, and my sore muscles are the proof is in the pudding for me that this product doesn't restore electrolytes. It may as well be a bag of baking powder for as effective as it has been. If the manufacturer is really donating an equal quantity of this stuff to people at risk of dehydration in poorer countries, then they must hate the people in those countries. I don't really care about your charity if you're ripping me off.Don't waste your money on this product.

Vitalyte has been my favorite sport drink since 2011. Gatorade, Powerade, Liquid IV, etc. all seem to have a sickening artificial sweetness to them that Vitalyte doesn't. Cranberry frost is a cool new flavor that's pretty good, but I do still prefer the citrus/lemon

Bought for a Marine recruit boot camp treat. Uplifting morale is important, glad you could get this there Amazon