Electrolyte + Powder | Variety Pack

Celarity Electrolyte + Powder | Variety Pack

Enjoy All Four Flavors of Electrolyte + for Optimal Hydration 

What Is Electrolyte +?

Electrolyte + is a great-tasting naturally flavored electrolyte powder drink, formulated with a balanced blend of key vitamins, minerals, electrolytes, taurine, and carnosine. In this variety pack, you'll be able to enjoy all four amazing Electrolyte + flavors, including our best-selling Blue Raspberry and exciting new flavors, Lemonade, Orange and Grape.

Electrolyte + is a premier hydration complex which supports optimal hydration and healthy electrolyte balance, both of which are crucial to athletic performance, muscle contraction, and overall cellular function. Electrolyte + is free of any artificial flavors, artificial colors, and sugars, which can hinder your performance and health. 

Electrolyte + Nutritional Benefits and Best Use Cases

• Provides Powerful Hydrating Nutrients
• Supports Optimal Athletic Performance
• Promotes Muscle Contraction
• Boosts Antioxidant Capacity
• Promotes Healthy Cell Function
• Naturally Sweetened, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Non-GMO, and Vegetarian
• No Preservatives, Added Sugars, Caffeine, or Stimulants

What are Electrolytes Good For? 

Electrolytes occur naturally in the body and are responsible for important physiological functions. They play a vital role in contracting muscles, keeping you hydrated, and regulating your body's pH levels.

Celarity Electrolyte + Powder was meticulously crafted with electrolytes and nutrients that support fluid balance, especially while you exercise and partake in physical activity. This formula is free from added sugars, artificial colors, and unnecessary additives that can detract from your health and performance. Say goodbye to Gatorade and other artificially flavored sports drinks. Stay at the top of your game with Electrolyte + and get the maximum electrolyte benefits.

Count: 30 servings per container(Blue Raspberry, Lemonade, Orange, and Grape)

Recommended Usage: Mix 1 scoop in 8 ounces of water 10-15 minutes before exercise and after exercise, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

Frequently Asked Questions

I have a question about electrolyte +? Can you drink it during a fast or does it break your fast? Thank you.

--Thank you for your question. Many people find they can drink this electrolyte powder during their fasting hours. With only 15 calories, they find they still get great results and do not have it impact their fast.

How these electrolytes taste like? Are they super sweet? I bought two electrolyte powders from different brands but i couldn't drink them as it was super sweet! Are there any unsweetened electrolyte powder ?

--Thanks for your question. This electrolyte powder is not super sweet. It's a refreshing blue-raspberry flavor that's lightly sweetened with stevia leaf extract.

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