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I really like this electrolyte mix. It is easy for on the go being that it is in single serve packs. The lemon lime flavor is similar to the classic gatorade or poweraid, but a bit less strong. You get the classic bright yellowy green color you are used to with the other lemon lime sports drinks but without the artificial coloring. It mixes pretty well, but I have had a few crystals floating around on the bottom. They are sweet when you get them in your mouth so its not yucky like some vitamin or electrolyte drinks i've had that don't mix well. I do enjoy the taste and I feel it helps to hydrate me after lots of outdoor work in this summer heat. Overall very pleased with this drink mix
The best part of using packeted drink mixes is you can control the sweetness. These REBOOST electrolyte powder is no exception. The directions suggest using 10-16 ounces of water but I personally find the resulting drink too sweet. For me about 25 ounces is the perfect ratio for taste and a little additional hydration. I like the taste as it is similar to many other lemon-lime sport drinks, but I find there isn't the chemically aftertaste that you find in some other brands. The powder doesn't mix easily right out of the packet, probably because the powder is a bit more course. But if you add the mix and shake it then leave it for a few minutes, the powder does dissolve pretty completely. Overall this drink mix is effective at hydrating the body after a workout. Having all organic ingredients is definitely a plus and to me makes these drink packets a pretty good value.
If "organic cane sugar" is important to you, or if you know what "pro-grade isotonic" means, these are for you. These packets are noticeably bigger than any other I've tried and getting the powder to dissolve took a bit more shanking/stirring than usual. These taste as you would expect, like a lemon lime sports drink, although the flavor, even in about 16oz of water, is weak. These are more expensive than its many competitors, so I would say only go for these if you want cane sugar, because these have a lot of it.
Tastes good and pumps me full of electrolytes! Recommended!
Reboost Electrolyte Mix Powder tastes like gatorade. I woke up feeling under hydrated, but pushed through to my work out. I drank during and after my work out. I felt super hydrated after. Tastes is good, very lemon lime and the color pops. It was easy to make by mixing 16-20 ounce of water with powder. Granules are big so I suggest using a shaker bottle to get max dissolve effect. I still had a few at the bottle of the my glass, but no biggy. I like powder has so many nutrients to help your body. Now I am not some big weight lifter, but I still put in some work, so these ingredients will definitely help recovery. The calorie count (80) isn't high either. I call that a win.
This mix has a great, strong lemon‑lime flavor — it tastes almost exactly like classic lemon‑lime Gatorade. The packet says to mix it with 10–16 ounces of water, but I actually think it hits the perfect strength in my 24‑ounce bottle.Where it falls short is the texture. The powder is pretty coarse, and I might be more sensitive to that because my water bottle has a straw — the first sip always pulls up more of that gritty feel. It’s not bits floating around; it’s the crystals that settle along the bottom no matter how much I shake it. I can never get it to fully dissolve.And the big thing that isn’t obvious from the product description:One serving has 21g of carbs and 18g of added sugar.That’s a lot for something marketed as an electrolyte mix, and the listing really should make that clearer. It’s easy to assume this is a lower‑sugar hydration option, but it’s not.Great flavor, but the dissolving issues and the unexpectedly high sugar content knock it down.
I'm the person who likes to try all the newest health products, and this one is one of the best I've had in a really long time. The flavor is what I like the most. Sometimes these lemon lime flavors are too strong and artificial tasting, but this one is really refreshing.It has a pleasant lrmon lime flavor profile, but is very well balanced. Not too sweet snd not too strong. At first I started to only mske half of a packet, thinking it'd be too sweet, but I tasted and decided to make a full packet.My son tried it yesterday too and loves it also. We both feel it mskes you more hydrated. I find myself not having a constant thirst throughout the day now. I love these electrolyte packets, and plan to continue purchasing them in the future.Overall, better than any of the other brands currently on the market, and they don't contain lots of artificial ingredients. Love it!! Effective, great quality and a fantastic value.
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The first thing that stands out is the attention to detail on the packaging. The main outer bag features a high-quality, reliable resealable zipper that actually seals tightly on the first try, keeping moisture completely out so the remaining packets stay fresh.Even better are the individual serving stick packs. They are designed as true easy-open servings. You don't need scissors or teeth to get into them while you're on the go; they tear cleanly and easily across the top every single time, making them perfect for portability, tossing into a gym bag, backpack, or truck console.When it comes to actual functionality, REBOOST delivers exactly what it promises. The powder dissolves quickly and completely in standard cold water without leaving that annoying, gritty residue at the bottom of the bottle.The hydration effect is clean and fast-acting. It provides a noticeable boost in recovery and sustained energy without the heavy, artificial sugar crash you get from standard sports drinks. Knowing it is organic adds great peace of mind, as you get clean ingredients with no artificial junk.Considering the quality of the organic ingredients, the flawless packaging design, and the number of individual servings included, the value proposition here is excellent. It competes easily with—and honestly outperforms—some of the major, more expensive hydration brands on the market IMO.Highly recommended for anyone needing a clean, convenient, and reliable daily hydration solution!
This lemon lime mix is excellent.I found it easy to mix, a quick shake, let it sit 1 minute, shake again and it's mixed well. The ingredients being more basic and not containing artificial colors is a huge plus these days.The flavor is mild, It's not overpowering like some other brands that feels like you're drinking soda. I feel more hydrated drinking this over other drinks and can easily drink this quickly without any adverse affects.I plan on getting this again.
I’ve been trying to increase my water intake. One way of doing that is having a single high electrolyte drink followed by water by itself. The salts (electrolytes) make you thirstier and it’s better to follow that up with plain water.I decided to try this thinking it would be an alternative to the name brands. Each pouch is 80 calories because it’s sweetened with organic sugar. I realized they wanted to keep with the USDA Organic labeling. But sugar is a poor sweetener.I added the powder to my 12oz shaker, the instructions recommend 8-12oz of water for mixing. I mixed it for about 60 seconds and let it sit. They’re was settling. I had to mix the cup another 2 minutes for it to actually mix in. This wasn’t a solid start.I tried the drink and couldn’t finish it. The lemon-lime flavor was ok, just too light despite the bright color. I thought it would be more like the name brands it’s trying to replicate. Nope. The flavor was light, so was the sweetness level.There was also a medicinal smell and test upfront, it wasn’t an after taste. I’m not sure what’s causing it, but I have a feeling it’s the turmeric used for the color.The 18g of sugar (almost 40% your daily value) was bad enough. But the funky taste, lack of full lemon-like flavor, and need to excess mixing turned me away from this. I can’t recommend it, even for people trying to be on an organic diet. There are organic zero calorie sweeteners that would do a better job and not represent a person’s majority daily sugar intake.
These are lemon lime and taste great, perfect to eat to get hydrated or stay hydrated, good ingredients and it is a big bag of them for a great price, when I drink these when working out in the summer heat I stay hydrated and feel great, I would highly recommend this product
I got the REBOOST Organic Electrolyte Mix Powder 16 pack lemon lime flavor. This has a good flavor. It tastes pretty much like a watered down version of the popular lemon lime sports drinks. I mixed it using 16 ounces of water. The more concentrated and less water the more flavor. I like that this has healthier ingredients than most sports drinks. I feel more hydrated when I use this. This was definitely worth getting. I am a big fan of healthy drink alternatives. This is definitely healthier than most of the sports drinks I’ve found. This is my new drink of choice for when I want an electrolyte drink.
Things to note:* Tastes similar to lemon-lime gatorade, but with less flavor in the body and more of an aromatic lime-forward lemon-lime taste than similar sports drinks.* Good for those wanting lighter tasting sports drinks, but not ideal for those expecting a stronger sports drink flavor.* While it uses spirulina to achieve its vivid green color, you can't taste it* It takes a bit of shaking or stirring to start dissolving, but after that it dissolves quickly. As with most real sugar mixes, it's probably better to prep this a bit before you plan to drink it, giving it a few minutes to settle.* I didn't find the taste as refreshing as that of gatorade/powerade. I'm not sure if this is due to a difference in taste or composition.* I also didn't feel any positive chemical effects- though that isn't surprising, given that:* While the drink is pretty much 1:1 with lemon-lime gatorade for sodium, carbs, and sugars..* It also adds B6, B12, magnesium, and chloride, making it more similar to a (caffeine-free) energy drink...* But at substantially lower proportions (about 1/3rd) that of a similar energy oz of drink..* In short, resulting in levels of vitamin B far lower than that of an energy drink (and no other energy drink components like taurine, caffeine, B3, citicoline, or meaningful amounts of potassium)* I can therefore only assume the L-Theanine is represented at similarly low dosagesIt's also worth noting that:* Unlike gatorade, which uses potassium phosphate (which increases urinary acidity)* This uses potassium citrate (which decreases urinary acidity)* This can counter the acidity caused by consumption of things like caffeine, sugar, and citric acid..* ..as is found in most sodas and energy drinks..* ..and therefore is going to be a better option for most people..* ...but, just like having too acidic urine is bad, having too alkaline urine can also be bad..* so do keep that in mind if your urinary PH is already overly high.* Also note that potassium citrate is counter-indicated for consumption while you have an active UTI.Additionally:* This product states that it's fully vegan, while apparently official Gatorade responses have previously indicated that their product may potentially use animal products during its sugar whitening process (but not elsewhere in the product).In conclusion:* If you're wanting a lighter taste compared to mainstream sports drinks* with organic ingredients that promise to be fully vegan* and a slight, caffeine-free energy drink-esque boost of Vitamin B6 and B12* with a touch of magnesium and t-theanine* and an acid-reducing type of potassiumThen this is for you!Personally, I didn't care for the lighter flavor and less refreshing vibe, and I'm too used to the vitamin B boosts from supplements and energy drinks, so I don't seem to be in the target demographic for the product (given that, as I noted, I didn't seem to get any noticeable effects from the Vitamin B or L-Theanine). (I even tried mixing two packets into 10 ounces of water, twice the recommended mixing dosage, and I didn't find it overpowering or notice any chemical impact even at that dosage.)But the quality seems legitimate and the composition seems like it might be good for those not needing stronger energy boosts and drinking large quantities of the product at once (such as while playing sports), so my own disinterest in the product seems entirely subjective. Definitely seems like it's worth giving a try for those whose lifestyle fits the product, just to see how it works for you.I did have good luck mixing the product with other drink mixes (in the sense that it took on additional flavors well), so even if you do end up finding it too light, as I did, it can easily be resolved just by adding a tiny bit of another electrolyte powder into the mix (I used an Arctic Frost [AKA Arctic Freeze/Glacier Freeze] style flavor for my test, which perfectly filled out the taste and refreshment elements that I felt were missing).
I tried the Lemon Lime which I found the flavor to be refreshing and good! With room temperature water, it dissolved pretty quickly when shaken in a bottle. However, I did wish I drank it colder but that’s just preference at the end of the day! Overall, a great drink to have when you’re feeling dehydrated :)
Tastes light at first but you kind of get addicted to it. The Lemon Lime 👌
Finally, an electrolyte I can actually finish! Its light enough for everyday! Blue Raspberry is my go-to! I love using Reboost to fuel my workouts, and you get the minerals without feeling like you're drinking a liquid syrup bomb. It's a hint of flavor actually quenches your thirst instead of making you more thirsty.
I got the fruit punch reboost and i really like the flavor profile, taste and the fact that its all natural. It's pretty pleasant to chug when you're really thirsty. Out of all the electrolyte packets I've tried, this one had a pretty good balance, it wasnt too overly sweet nor was it lacking flavor. Some of the powder did take a little longer to dissolve but i think it is because i used an extremely cold water bottle, room temperature water mixed great.
