Trace Minerals ZeroLyte - Sodium & Electrolyte Replenishment - Energy & Hydration Support Drink Powder - Nerve & Muscle Function Support - Salty Citrus, 30 Packets (30 Servings)

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been using Trace Minerals ZeroLyte Salty Orange (30 Packets) for a couple of weeks during my workouts and daily routine, and I’m really impressed with how it delivers on hydration and energy support. Here’s my take:Taste & Mixability: The Salty Orange flavor is a refreshing change from overly sweet electrolyte drinks. It has a tangy, citrusy zing with a subtle salty undertone, which I found pleasant and not overwhelming. Each packet mixes easily in 16 oz of water with no gritty residue, though I recommend shaking it well for a smooth consistency.Performance: As someone who exercises regularly (Hiking and HIIT), I noticed a real difference in my energy levels and muscle recovery. The blend of sodium, potassium, and magnesium seems to help prevent cramps during long hikes, especially in hot weather. I also felt more hydrated throughout the day, which was a bonus during busy workdays when I wasn’t drinking enough water. I’ve also used them as the medical guy on mission trips to keep and re-hydrate everyone in hot, humid climates.Ingredients & Benefits: I appreciate that ZeroLyte is sugar-free and has no artificial sweeteners, which aligns with my preference for cleaner supplements. The trace minerals feel like they give a subtle boost to nerve and muscle function, though it’s hard to quantify that scientifically. I mainly noticed I wasn’t as fatigued after intense workouts.Packaging & Convenience: The 30 single-serve packets are super convenient for on-the-go use—perfect for tossing in my go bag or keeping at my desk. The box is compact for storage. My only minor gripe is that the packets aren’t easily opened.Value: The price per packet feels reasonable for the quality and convenience, especially compared to other electrolyte powders I’ve tried. If you’re someone who needs regular hydration support (athletes, outdoor workers, or anyone in hot climates), it’s a solid investment.Overall: I’d recommend ZeroLyte Salty Orange to anyone looking for a clean, effective electrolyte supplement. It’s become a staple in my routine, and I’ll likely repurchase. The flavor keeps things interesting, and the hydration benefits are noticeable without any sugar crash.Disclaimer: I purchased this product at full price and was not compensated for this review. My opinions are based on my personal experience.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I was looking for a new electrolyte drink and I was at a health food store and I was talking to the sales person there and I decided to try it and we could try single packets of different flavors and then I was sold. It was perfect. I loved it. It does what I needed to do. Hydrate me after workouts, etc., and working outside in the garden. It’s perfect and the flavors are very good. Will continue to buy.

Love the flavor of these! They do taste slightly salty but I personally love it! As a person who needs lots of sodium and electrolytes these are perfect!

Yummy. Salty. But i love that about these.

So far, I've tried Nuun, LMNT, Primal Hydration, Trioral, and Trace. I do long extensive runs and hikes in Wyoming and leg cramps have always been an issue for me. I still think LMNT still is the best tasting, but it's the most expensive. Trace is so far my favorite because it has sodium, potassium, and magnesium, has a great taste, and is still cheaper than LMNT. After going to Trace's website, they seem to be deeply involved in the health industry and provide a wide variety of other great products for health. Highly recommend this brand. Salty Watermelon is fantastic!

My favorite electrolytes! And I’ve tried many. LMNT doesn’t even compare to the taste of this. Doesn’t have a “salty” taste, and has just the right amount of flavor. I’ve tried mango, watermelon, and lemonade. And watermelon is the best! (Not too “watermelony”.) Mango is really good too!

These are so good, I look forward to when I get to drink them. The cup I use leaves it a little too salty for my taste, so I drink some down and add more water. Great product!

I had been drinking about 2 liters of pedialyte per day because of a GI condition, but the cost and the additives in pedialyte (the dyes and too much sugar mostly) got me looking for an alternative. Needed a formula and electrolyte ratio that was as close to pedialyte as possible, and no extra vitamins (Like B vitamins or any other extras), just electrolytes. After researching and looking at dozens upon dozens, I landed on this one. Been using it for a few days, and I'm happy to say that it hydrates just as well as pedialyte, costs less per month, and doesn't have the additives I was trying to avoid. I have the salty watermelon flavor and it tastes great! I'm really happy to have found this solution.