NormaLyte Orange 30ct Bag

I use normalyte to better manage my POTS, and my boyfriend drinks it before his runs and says that he experiences less pain and fatigue after his runs since he's not dehydrated. The extra sodium is super helpful for POTS, and helps with feeling lightheaded and nauseous. The orange flavor definitely is the best flavor and tastes great. It mixes well and if you leave it in the fridge overnight it barely has any taste at all. I usually just mix it and drink it with room temp water since the taste is good. Compared to other electrolyte brands, this one really makes me feel a difference when I drink it, and I have rebought it every month for about 6 months now. Worth every penny.

The flavor of these is incredible for an oral rehydration salt. Yes, they are a bit salty of the potassium salt taste, but you get used to it and won't care if you are really in need of oral rehydration. I have had kidney disease in the past and I've been battling easy dehydration and nausea. These have really helped. I found it to be very helpful to use these by adding them to a similar tasting Gatorade or Powerade to help the taste if you don't want just the product in plain water. Very recommended. I feel excellent a few hours after drinking a bottle with this product in it.

I’ve been using this product about a month now. I work in a very hot industrial environment to where I get soaked and wet with sweat at least three times a shift. Since taking this I feel it really does help put back those electrolytes I sweated out. Now the company I work for is stocking them for the workers.

I was working outside in the heat and humidity and use these the day they arrived and it immediately gave me a hydration boost. Does not taste very orange like though.

Blood orange is my favorite flavor. All the other flavors are good but this one is my favorite

I really like this product as I have used others. This product has worked Best of all of them!

These are horrible. The taste is unbearable and I can withstand a lot when it comes to taste, particularly if I know it will benefit my health. A provider recommended that I drink electrolytes each day. These seemed so promising. Thank God I purchased the 6 pack to try before buying more. The taste is so awful. I poured it out promptly and drank LMNT instead. What a waste of $10! I don’t think I can even make myself drink the rest unless I add it to juice or something. It does dissolve easily and maybe it does wonders for hydration, but I will never know.

Dysautonomia is not a fun condition. This is a great product... Its not cloyingly sweet like most "Electrolyte" drinks. It does have a semi sweet orangey taste. I grew up having salted lemons as a summer thing --- So i like a less sweet taste. For those without medical conditions: I've had friends and family try it after Illness, longer term hospital stays (dry air) travel and change in altitude.... most HATE electrolyte powders and some cannot tolerate pedialyte or gatorade. They said this worked WAY BETTER for them and some have a subscription for it now :) IMHO its worth checking out their other flavors --- Orange is just my favorite. THOUGH I LIKE THE UNFLAVORED IN ICED TEA grape tastes like kids grape tylenol chewables to me -- and i do not remember what apple tastes like -- (last time I had it -- was in a sample pack that the company was handing out at Dysautonomia Conference 2017)

I'm new to needing daily electrolytes for medical reasons. I have tried a few different kinds. So far these come out on top for ease if dissolving, decent orange flavour and i feel their benefit more than others.

I'm very sensitive to flavours so ended up adding a water flavour enhancer (crystal light for example) to help get it down. It did help with dehydration. I'm just really picky (sensitive) with flavour.

Product says no artificial sweeteners, not true- tastes like awful chemical sweeteners and not returnable.

Purchased as I needed to increase salt intake. Taste like salt water with sweetener added.

Pay attention to the per-serving price. It turned out a lot costlier than I imagined for something you can make a reasonable version of with just salt/sugar/water