Liquid I.V. Hydration Electrolytes, Seaberry, 16 Count

Now, I love tropical flavors, so I often get mango flavored things. As far as Liquid IV goes, my first packet went into tepid water (cold from the tap). It was okay, but nothing to write home about. A few days later I decided to have another mango flavored packet, but this time I used ice in my shaker (sometimes I do, sometimes I don't, it depends on the day). It is now one of my favorite flavors, but I make sure to add ice. As far as Liquid IV goes as a product, it's not bad. It does what it says it does - hydrates you. But I was having trouble with the flavor of other hydration products (like Gatorade), and I struggle with hydration due to health issues, so my doctor recommended Liquid IV (and I'm glad she did). So far, I haven't had any flavors that I outright dislike. My only complaint is the price. I wish they weren't so expensive, but at least they seem to go on sale pretty regularly. I watch for when they do!

These have been a staple in my daily work life. As a welder, I don't get many chances to stop and drink, and it's always hot where I'm working. I never feel thirsty when drinking these, they taste great, no issues with the poops like I have some other drinks like these, they keep me hydrated through the day so I'm never feeling tired, and definitely effective. They are a little pricy, but definitely worth it.

Love pears and pear flavor. What a nice twist to the standard lemon-lime (always good). Low sugar and lots of hydration -- any flavor -- helps reverse dehydration, and related issues like leg cramps!

This mix is basically water’s glow-up montage, it adds electrolytes, a cherry costume, and the confidence of a pop star. Golden Cherry is by far my favorite flavor! I have tried nearly all of them, and without a doubt it's delicious! Just wish the price a bit more reasonable. Golden Cherry Liquid I.V. comes as a 16-serving box of single-serve sticks, designed to mix into water for a quick electrolyte drink. The powder is fine and uniform, and it blends fast, especially with a shaker bottle or just aggressive bottle shaking. The stick packaging is clean and easy to store, and the portioning helps keep it consistent instead of the “oops, I poured half the packet” chaos that loose tubs invite. The flavor is loud in a very intentional way, sweet cherry with a golden-candy vibe that feels closer to a treat than a plain hydration aid. Some people will love that it makes them actually want to drink more water, and others will wish it had a volume knob. It tastes best with colder water and enough ounces to let the sweetness spread out, and it’s less enjoyable when mixed too strong. If someone is used to lightly flavored electrolyte tablets, this will feel like it brought fireworks to a quiet picnic. On the practical side, it’s easy to use, tear, pour, shake, done...no blender, no stirring spoon, no “installation,” unless the user counts locating a bottle that isn’t hiding under a car seat. It’s handy for gyms, road trips, flights, early mornings, or post-sweat situations where plain water feels like it’s moving too slowly. The electrolyte angle is what makes it feel purposeful, especially for people who notice a difference when they supplement after heavy activity. But it’s not a magic potion, and it won’t replace actual nutrition or the basics of hydration habits. Limitations show up mostly in sweetness, price, and personal preference. People sensitive to sweet drinks may find it too much, and anyone trying to keep things very low sugar might not vibe with it as a daily ritual. It also has a distinct flavor profile that can clash with certain “I only drink water” moods. And while the convenience is fantastic, it’s still a recurring purchase, so it can feel like paying a subscription fee to make water more exciting. Overall, it’s a well-made, easy-to-use electrolyte mix with a bold cherry taste that makes hydration feel less like homework. It shines when someone wants a tasty push to drink more, and it’s less ideal for those who want subtle flavor or minimal sweetness. Good Things 👍 portable single sticks, easy portioning and travel-friendly 👍 dissolves quickly, no gritty after-feel 👍 bold cherry flavor that makes drinking water easier 👍 useful after workouts, travel, or long days Bad Things 👎 sweetness can be intense for some tastes 👎 needs enough water to avoid a syrupy vibe 👎 can be pricey per serving compared to basic mixes 👎 not a fit for people avoiding sweetened drink mixes

My husband tried the orange cream flavor after a night of heavy drinking. He said it tastes good but has a little bit of a “medicine” aftertaste. You get a lot for what you pay for. There was no mention of any side effects. It works well, he was pretty good by noon. Super easy to use and it got here fast.