GGR Score: 4.4
Product Highlights
Third-party tested for purity Multiple flavor options and variety packs available Contains 652 mg of electrolytes per serving
Manufacturer:Pros & Cons
Pros
- Contains 652 mg of electrolytes per serving, including sodium, potassium, magnesium, and zinc
- Affordable at less than $1 per serving with 30 individually packaged servings
- Third-party tested for contaminants and made without artificial ingredients, stevia, or sugar alcohols
- Vegan, non-GMO formula available in multiple flavors, including Citrus, Raspberry, and Watermelon
Cons
- Contains 5 g of added sugar per serving, which may not appeal to people seeking a sugar-free electrolyte powder
- Only 300 mg of sodium per serving, which may be insufficient for athletes with high sweat losses
- Contains natural flavors, which may not appeal to people who prefer unflavored supplements
- Does not provide the higher sodium concentration found in electrolyte formulas designed for intense exercise or endurance training
Product Summary
Quince Everyday Electrolyte Drink Mix offers an affordable way to support daily hydration with four essential minerals, convenient stick packs, and a third-party-tested formula. We like its straightforward ingredients and budget-friendly cost, but the 5 grams of added sugar and relatively modest sodium content may make it less appealing for sugar-conscious shoppers or athletes who sweat heavily.