BODYARMOR Flash I.V. Electrolyte Beverage, Orange, Hydration Drink with Coconut Water For Rapid Rehydration, Post Workout Recovery, 20 Fl Oz (Pack of 12)

This drink is amazing! I use it while working out in the sun. It keeps me really hydrated and provides the necessary vitamins to maintain peak working energy and reduce fatigue.

I’m not a big flavored water drinker but my Dr. said I need more electrolytes. All electrolytes used are on the bottle versus others who just advertise it as such. It’s not carbonated, good, not too sweet, good, strawberry and kiwi tastes great! I will buy again.

I love the flavor of this BodyArmor Flash I.V.I can’t get this flavor in the grocery store any longer so happy I can get it here.

Good

Some of the drinks came with a bad taste. This has happened quite often with this brand of drink. I have purchased several cases both in store and through Amazon. Amazon was great though when I contacted them, Amazon replaced the case and all was good this go around.

Good flavor and cost was low

Look, these are straight fire better than Gatorade’s better than any other hydrating sports drink you can think of and this flavor is absolutely phenomenal.

This is an extreme hydration solution, and it works well. My wife has a condition called POTS where she has trouble keeping enough fluid in her; without enough fluid she has trouble getting blood to her brain and gets dizzy and tired. Drinking ordinary fluids is a short-term solution: even traditional sports drinks are much less salty (speaking broadly) than your blood, so your kidneys pee out a lot of the fluid so it doesn't dilute your blood.They're just made to replace the electrolytes you sweat out. The Flash IV is balanced to have a profile as salty or saltier than your blood, like IV saline. My wife gets regular saline IVs, and this is not as powerful at perking her up as the saline, but she has felt much better since switching to this from ice water with Nuun. This and Pedialyte Advanced/Sport have been her go to beverages. I like Gatorlyte, the similar offering from Gatorade, but she feels the taste is too strong.