
Pure Hydration
Supports Hydration and Electrolyte Replacement*
Helps Replace Key Minerals Lost Through Sweat*
Supports Normal Muscle Function*
Zero Sugar With No Artificial Flavors
- Supports hydration during training, heat, and travel*
- Helps replace minerals lost in sweat*
- Supports healthy fluid balance*
- Supports normal muscle function*
- Zero sugar, no artificial flavors, no synthetic dyes
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
- Sodium (500mg): From Himalayan pink salt. Replaces the main electrolyte lost in sweat and helps your body hold on to the fluid you drink.
- Potassium (400mg): Works with sodium to maintain fluid balance and normal muscle contraction.
- Magnesium citrate (100mg): A mineral involved in more than 300 enzyme reactions. Many people fall short of the recommended daily intake.
- Vitamin C (200mg): Adds antioxidant support.
- Calcium (25mg): Rounds out the formula.
One scoop in 12 to 16 ounces of water, sipped steadily. Available in Watermelon and Lemon Lime.
Use before, during, or after heavy sweating, heat exposure, travel, or training. Take it 30 to 60 minutes apart from Greens & Reds Superfood + Mental Boost so the fiber doesn't slow electrolyte absorption.
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Pure Hydration
FAQs
Even mild dehydration can leave you tired and affect your training. Water replaces fluid, but not the electrolytes you lose in sweat. Each scoop of Pure Hydration provides 500mg of sodium from Himalayan pink salt, 400mg of potassium, 100mg of magnesium, 25mg of calcium, and 200mg of Vitamin C. Sodium helps your body hold on to the fluid you drink, and potassium and magnesium support normal muscle and nerve function.
Yes, Pure Hydration is completely gluten free.
Electrolytes are minerals that carry an electrical charge, including sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride. They help your nerves fire, your muscles contract, and your cells stay hydrated. You lose them through sweat, and heavy sweating without replacing them can leave you fatigued. If you train hard or sweat heavily, replacing electrolytes matters as much as replacing water.






















