Redmond Re-Lyte Hydration is a refreshing electrolyte powder in convenient single-serve stick packs with a subtle salty-sweet flavour. Each serve contains sodium, potassium and magnesium, plus trace minerals from Redmond Real Salt, with no sugar and no junk ingredients. 8 reasons you'll love Re-Lyte Hydration Sticks No Junk No Sugars Keto Friendly Paleo Friendly Vegan Friendly Made with Redmond Real Salt Tastes great Convenient Stick Packs Made With Redmond Real Salt Re-Lyte is made with Redmond Real Salt, an unrefined ancient sea salt, together with potassium citrate and magnesium. Just add it to your water bottle, whether you’re heading to the gym or chasing your toddler around the house. Delicious Taste Without Any Junk Re-Lyte Hydration has a subtle, salty-sweet flavour that makes it unique and incredibly delicious. It doesn’t contain any sugar, artificial sweeteners, artificial flavours or junk ingredients, so you can feel good about making it a regular part of your clean lifestyle. What’s in Re-Lyte Each serve contains sodium and potassium in a 2:1 ratio, plus magnesium, chloride, calcium and 60+ trace minerals from Real Salt.Subtle, salty-sweet and sugar-free flavour Re-Lyte uses Real Salt brand unrefined sea salt with its 60+ trace minerals, which gives it its subtle salty-sweet taste. HOW TO MIX RE-LYTE Mix one stick of Re-Lyte into 500-750ml of water. Add more or less water depending on how you like it to taste. After mixing, let sit for at least 30 seconds. Shake it up again for another 10 seconds to let it fully dissolve. Avoiding artificial ingredients means a little extra mixing. You may notice sediment at the bottom of your container when done. That is trace minerals from Real Salt, which are safe to consume. Ingredients Flavoured ReLyte Electrolyte Mix (5 calories per serving)Redmond Real SaltPotassium citrateMagnesium malate and magnesium glycinateGMO-Free citric acidcoconut water powdernatural flavours (lemon, lime, blueberry)stevia leaf extract Always read the label and use only as directed. This product is a food, not a medicine.
