I’ve tried many different types of electrolyte sachets and well, the flavour isn’t always the most pleasant, despite the health benefits. The saltiness can be intense and puts a lot of people off.

I add electrolyte sachets to my water every day, here’s why it’s a must - Our wellbeing editor swears by these electrolyte sachets, here’s why she adds them to her water every single day ...

Liquid IV electrolytes come as sachets in powder form, which are then added to water for a convenient hydration boost. According to Pervez-Hussain, Liquid IV ‘uses sugar cane as a quicker means ...

Adding an electrolyte sachet to your morning coffee can counterbalance the caffeine’s dehydrating effects, and we were keen to see if a post-gym hot chocolate using our favourite cacao and ...

Electrolytes help to ensure your body retains the correct ... You’ll often see these brightly coloured sachets from SIS tucked neatly into the running vests of marathon and ultra-marathon runners.

My Glastonbury packing list used to feature the usual suspects – hand sanitiser, wellies, copious amounts of booze. But in ...

ESN electrolyte sachet (red apple) Cost £26.99 for 15, from ESN Once mixed into water, I was pleasantly surprised by how much this electrolyte tasted like apple juice, specifically the kind you'd ...

MyVitamin sachets (strawberry and cherry flavour) Cost: £13.99 for 28 sachets, from myvitamins. ... ESN electrolyte sachet (red apple) Cost £26.99 for 15, from ESN.

If you’ve ever signed up for a marathon, triathlon or Hyrox competition (or any other kind of endurance challenge), your search results have likely been flooded with an influx of targeted ads touting ...