Trace Minerals Power Pak Multivitamin and Multimineral Packets - Electrolyte Support - 1200 mg Vitamin C plus 70+ Trace Minerals - Acai Berry Flavor - 30 Packets

While I can't say this is the most delicious flavor (it has a scent of basic multivitamins of my childhood), it sure does the trick for general fatigue and muscle cramps. I drink it in more water than they recommend just as I prefer it that way. I really like the formulation, especially keying in on the folate vs folic acid. Methylfolate is very important in this day and age, in my opinion of course. I had been taking another brand of hydration drink tablet. You know, the fizzing ones. But I think this is more what I need and I will be ordering them again for daily supplementation.

Light and flavorful. Affordable and effective.

I absolutely love these power packs! Typically have1-2 per day. So easy to pack when I travel! Lots of flavors to choose from.

These Electrolyte Stamina Power Paks are something I like to take when I'm going to be running or working in the heat. I don't use them during running, but often before and sometimes afterward. They seem to help me both prepare for and recover from light to moderately strenuous activities that like to mess with my electrolyte and energy levels. If my electrolytes get really depleted or I'm going to be doing very strenuous activity with a lot of sweating, then I need something like Normalyte NormaLyte Oral Rehydration Salts or TRIORAL - Oral Rehydration Salts ORS (15, One Liter Packets/Box) World Health Organization (WHO) New Formula for Food Poisoning, Hangovers, Diarrhea, Electrolyte Replacement (which is the same stuff as Normalyte but cheaper and without added flavor). But for preventative measures or just recovering from general malaise after running or working in the heat, throwing a pack or two of these Power Paks into a few ounces of water helps. Another great product for general electrolyte support throughout the day, especially when you're regularly sweating, is this: LyteShow - Electrolyte Concentrate for Rapid Rehydration - 40 Servings (With Magnesium, Potassium, Zinc) . (I have more detailed reviews of TRIORAL and LYTEshow on their respective pages.) The one thing these Power Paks have beyond the other electrolyte products is the many vitamins and minerals beyond electrolytes Power Paks contain. Sometimes my body notices that difference. The Power Paks are extremely easy to take and the flavor is pretty good along with the fizziness (which you can reduce if desired by waiting a minute or two after you stir the packet in). I love that I can empty the packet into a glass, throw some water in, and then just shake it gently with my hand--no need for a utensil. I've used both Acai Berry and Concord Grape and like them both. What you shouldn't do is dissolve a packet or two into a large amount of water (a full bottle) and then drink it slowly over time while exercising. It tastes rather horrible and flat. But that was me deviating from the product instructions. I learned my lesson.

Very nice. I would prefer if it was not as sweet. Otherwise I like it.

These Electrolyte Stamina Power Paks are something I like to take when I'm going to be running or working in the heat. I don't use them during running, but often before and sometimes afterward. They seem to help me both prepare for and recover from light to moderately strenuous activities that like to mess with my electrolyte and energy levels. If my electrolytes get really depleted or I'm going to be doing very strenuous activity with a lot of sweating, then I need something like Normalyte NormaLyte Oral Rehydration Salts or TRIORAL - Oral Rehydration Salts ORS (15, One Liter Packets/Box) World Health Organization (WHO) New Formula for Food Poisoning, Hangovers, Diarrhea, Electrolyte Replacement (which is the same stuff as Normalyte but cheaper and without added flavor). But for preventative measures or just recovering from general malaise after running or working in the heat, throwing a pack or two of these Power Paks into a few ounces of water helps. Another great product for general electrolyte support throughout the day, especially when you're regularly sweating, is this: LyteShow - Electrolyte Concentrate for Rapid Rehydration - 40 Servings (With Magnesium, Potassium, Zinc) . (I have more detailed reviews of TRIORAL and LYTEshow on their respective pages.) The one thing these Power Paks have beyond the other electrolyte products is the many vitamins and minerals beyond electrolytes Power Paks contain. Sometimes my body notices that difference. The Power Paks are extremely easy to take and the flavor is pretty good along with the fizziness (which you can reduce if desired by waiting a minute or two after you stir the packet in). I love that I can empty the packet into a glass, throw some water in, and then just shake it gently with my hand--no need for a utensil. I've used both Acai Berry and Concord Grape and like them both. What you shouldn't do is dissolve a packet or two into a large amount of water (a full bottle) and then drink it slowly over time while exercising. It tastes rather horrible and flat. But that was me deviating from the product instructions. I learned my lesson.

Delicious and good easy.

These are great electrolytes, very well balanced with a nice diversity of electrolytes and vitamins. I've used them for several years, mostly for competitive tennis. The one-star review is for the recent (?) packaging change from a relatively easily opened, rectangular packet to this tubular format. The tubular format has a notched edge, like the rectangular ones, but it only goes half-way across the pack before it hits the fold and stops. This leaves an opening that is too small to allow the power to pour out. If you force the issue and try and tear across the fold, the entire pack tears open, spilling dry, sticky powder over your hands. If your hands are moist (maybe you've been working out or competing???? ya think?), you're left with a mess. Kinda like tar and feathering without the flight options that feathers provide.

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