Dr. Berg Zero Sugar Hydration Keto Electrolyte Powder - Enhanced w/ 1000 mg of Potassium & Real Pink Himalayan Salt (NOT Table Salt) - Strawberry Lemonade Hydration Drink Supplement - 50 Servings

Best tasting natural electrolyte supplement out there. No sucralose, aspartame or other bad sweeteners. Actually tastes pretty good too. Quite sweet/tangy but not nearly as artificial as other supplements out there. The only down side is it doesn't dissolve well at all. Let it sit for like 5-10 minutes or use a shaker bottle or mixer and you're golden.

Great taste good price! Needs to come in larger count servings so I don't have to order as often, even said I will continue to buy it.

Update-this company contacted me as soon as I wrote my review. We discussed the amount of sweetness, and I was given some tips to add more water, which I am doing, and it tastes a bit better. The fact that they contacted me so quickly and were so very interested in keeping my business is a trait most companies just don't carry anymore, and for that reason I am changing my star rating from 2 to 5 because they are stellar in costumer service and that is more valuable than the product taste, to me! Well done, Dr. Berg! This is so sweet and I know it's probably to cover the salt taste, which is still very prominent, but my goodness-way too sweet. Stevia is strong and this just tastes like a dropper full of stevia in every sip. Adding more water is slightly helpful but not a lot.

I am so grateful to find a more affordable electrolyte powder with clean ingredients and lots of potassium. I have noticed less head aches and brain fog when using this, and I get dizzy in the heat less often as well. Overall I just feel so much better hydrated taking this. I only knock off a star because it is rather sweet. I usually end up adding a little bit of a different electrolyte powder with a complimenting flavor to help the flavor. I’ve tried the strawberry lemonade and the plain lemonade flavors, and the actual flavor is almost drowned out by the sweetness. With that said I will continue buying because I really appreciate the effects of this electrolyte powder!

I love this product.

It came highly recommended and I pass that recommendation forward.

I’ve been using Dr. Berg’s Electrolyte Powder for a while and truly love the product itself. It’s expensive, but it works exactly as advertised and has been a staple in my routine. However, the last two times I purchased this powder from this vendor, the quality has been a major letdown. The second purchase was extremely hard and difficult to chip out of the canister—not ideal, but I managed to get through it. I assumed it was just an old batch and gave them the benefit of the doubt. Unfortunately, the third purchase was significantly worse. The powder was rock hard—nearly impossible to break apart—and now I’m likely throwing away the last third of the canister because it’s unusable. At this price point, this level of poor quality control is unacceptable. I can deal with some clumping, but this was way beyond that. I plan to continue using Dr. Berg’s Electrolyte Powder because the product itself is excellent, but I won’t be buying it from this vendor again. Amazon may have the best price, but if the product arrives in this condition, I’m better off paying a bit more at my local health food store where I can ensure the quality.

I've been drinking this for months and actually love the taste, so much in fact that I was drinking ~4-6 servings a day. I decided to take a deeper look into my hydration regime and realized this is actually a seemingly poor product for typical hydration and potentially dangerous if you are using too much of it. Potassium - Other electrolyte powders contain 250mg which is 1/4th of what this product contains. Sodium - This is the main electrolyte that gets depleted when sweating, exercising, etc. It's also very import to keep electrolytes in balance. This product, however, contains a negligible amount of sodium. So, with these two points, this seems like a pretty poor way to restore your electrolytes in any sort of balance unless you already consume a large amount of sodium and have some potassium deficiency. Admittingly, I am not a professional in this space, but am recommending people do their own research and get professional medical advice on this matter as overdoing this product seems like it could really put your electrolyte content out of balance and can be dangerous if dramatically overdone. At least be aware of the electrolyte content and some basic information on electrolytes.