AriZonaRx MD Hydration Mucho Mango - Drink Mix - 920mg of Electrolytes - 0.45 oz Powder Sticks (Pack of 6)

I’ve tried a lot of powdered drink mixes, and this one surprised me in the best way. The kiwi strawberry flavor is really well-balanced—not too sweet or artificial tasting, which is hard to find in stick packs. It mixes easily with cold water and doesn’t leave behind any gritty residue at the bottom of the bottle.What really stood out to me was the quality of the ingredients. It’s clear they didn’t cheap out on flavor or formulation. You can tell just by the taste and how it blends that it’s a step above your average hydration packet. Each stick is individually sealed, so it’s super convenient to throw in a bag or keep in the car.For the price, I feel like you’re getting a good value. There are other brands that charge more and taste worse. I also like that the size of the sticks isn’t bulky or wasteful. If you’re looking for a refreshing, easy-to-use option that doesn’t taste fake or overly sugary, this one is worth trying. I’ll definitely be buying more.

I haven’t tried anything by AriZona since drinking their canned teas years ago, so I was super interested when I saw that they had an electrolyte powder available and decided to order. I live in a warm climate and run outside a lot, so having electrolyte drinks is super important. The flavor of strawberry kiwi sounded good too.The box contains 6 sticks of powder. You mix it up in 16.9 oz of cold water and shake. I wasn’t sure exactly how much water was in my straw cup so I decided to kind of eyeball it. The powder packets are easy to open. I mixed it up pretty thoroughly and then went to do my run on the treadmill (too late in the day to run outdoors).The first thing I noticed was that although I had mixed it up pretty well - or so I thought - the mix was still grainy and partially undissolved in my cup. The first few sips were like that. I just mixed again and eventually it resolved.The flavor is good. There’s quite a bit of sweetness but it’s not overly sweet like some electrolytes I have used. It’s only 25 calories per serving, which I like. It also doesn’t have an overwhelming *fake sugar” taste even though it has a sugar substitute (stevia).I recommend giving it a try if you’re bored with the same old electrolytes that you find at the grocery store.

I’m seriously impressed with these Arizona Rx MD Hydration Mucho Mango drink mixes. I don't normally add anything to my water, but this piqued my interest in trying a hydration booster. The flavor is really good, not too sweet, fruity, and just the right amount of mango. I love that each stick is packed with electrolytes, so it’s perfect for staying hydrated in this wicked weather lately. The powder dissolves easily, and it’s super convenient to throw a pack in my bag. Definitely going to be my go-to for hydration now, especially during the summer.I use a refillable bottle, but each pouch costs less than a can of water. I would recommend if you’re looking for something effective that tastes great!

This drink mix is...not good. The first thing you taste when you take a sip of the drink with this mix in it is extreme bitterness...and then it mellows out and begins to taste like it's severely underflavored. I don't know how someone could design a product that manages to be overpowering in the worst way, but then ultimately taste too watered down all in the same product. There is nothing appealing about this drink mix. I gave it several solid attempts and shared it with others in my family to ensure it wasn't just me and NO ONE liked it. The remaining packets went straight into the garbage. Just terrible.

These electrolyte packs do the trick! I've been using them for about a week after my long runs (6-7 miles) and they definitely provide the electrolytes and nutrients on par with my usual mix. They're super easy to mix and the individual packages are easy to carry if I'm on the go. Highly recommend.

The flavor isn't terrible, but I don't love it either. There's something about the artificial sweetness and the vague saltiness that is just a little bit unpleasant - especially once it starts to warm up. The bigger issue for me is that it leaves behind 'grit' in my water bottle. I mix with the correct amount of water and shake to dissolve, but every time there is debris with a sand-like consistency left behind. I don't think I'll be buying more of this particular mix.

These are.... fine. I'm used to using half a packet of electrolytes in my 32oz water bottle to make them stretch a bit more. Most of them are flavored strongly enough that this is a non-issue, if not preferable.This however has a weak flavor even at full-strength. The packets are HUGE and I can't imagine using it in a standard water bottle. You'd have to drink like 1/5th of it to make room for all the powder.Also, 20% of your day's salt is too high. It doesn't taste salty, thankfully, but most of us get too much salt and not enough of the other electrolytes already, so this is not an ideal ratio for me.It's also a bit expensive. It's priced like it's in the big leagues of electrolytes.I'm not a big fan overall, even though I adore Arizona.

Nice fruity taste and very refreshing. Just had some after my evening workout, and liked it quite a bit. The fruit taste is quite strong but not overpowering, and it is not overly sweet either. Tastes less chemical as many of the bottled electrolyte drinks around. In this powdered form its also easy to transport when hiking or biking and each pouch makes 16.9 oz of electrolyte thirst quencher. I'm going to get the other flavors too.