Bounce Back Daily Hydration - 13 Essential Vitamins, Zero Sugar Electrolyte Packets - 5 Calories, Organic - Keto and Intermittent Friendly | 0 Net Carbs (16 Pack, Blue Raspberry)

The individual packets were easy to open. This tasted pretty good. It did not take a lot of mixing to get the powder fully mixed in.

These come in individual tubes which must be cut with a knife or scissors. They dissolve VERY slowly, but once fully dissolved they work quick to rehydrate. The flavor is pleasant and not too salty. Nice little energy boost and recovery.

I recently tried the Bounce Back Energy and Recovery Drink Powder in Blue Raspberry and am thoroughly impressed! As someone who enjoys hydration drinks during workouts—especially cardio—I appreciate how this product fits seamlessly into my routine. The taste is fantastic. I love that it's not just another bland hydration drink; the flavor is delicious and refreshing, making it enjoyable to consume during and after my workouts. One of the standout features for me is that it contains zero sugar. It's hard to find a drink that can taste so good without added sugars, and I absolutely adore that aspect.And, with only five calories and 0 net carbs, this drink aligns perfectly with my dietary preferences, making it a great option for those following a keto lifestyle. Including 13 essential vitamins is a bonus, providing my body's recovery essentials without guilt. I highly recommend Bounce Back Energy and Recovery Drink Powder to anyone looking for a tasty, low-calorie hydration option that supports recovery. It's become a staple in my workout routine!

I'm reviewing Bounce Back Daily Hydration Electrolyte Powder Packets, No Sugar, 5 Calories, Organic, Blue Raspberry, 16 Pack.I walk 5 miles several times a week and like to add electrolytes to my water. I wasn't able to determine where this was manufactured, but thought I'd take a chance. Unfortunately the package label says it's made in China. I'm not comfortable ingesting manufactured products from China, so cannot adequately review this product.The blue raspberry flavor has a nice scent and it's sugar free. It does contain monk fruit glycoside. The electrolyte make-up is what I would expect from this product. See photos for package information including supplement facts and ingredients.I wish there had been more transparency about where this product is made in the description.

This stuff isn't bad, especially if you're looking to replenish electrolytes after a workout or if sick and vomiting. Despite it not having sugar, it leans more toward sweet than tart in flavor. The electrolytes add a saltiness that keep this from being a general go-to if I'm thirsty... When I did colonoscopy prep years ago, I was allowed to add lemonade mix to it. It was horribly salty. These lemonade packets aren't anywhere near that level of salt, but they trigger that memory. I'd grab these in a heartbeat if dehydrated, but I'd rather drink my standard carbonated water for basic thirst.If you're a fan of sweet and salty, you might really love these. If you can never get enough salt, you might enjoy this. It's rare for me to put salt on my food, and I can find chips too salty at times. This doesn't quite hit the spot for me. I look at it like I look at NyQuil - I'm not the biggest fan of the taste, but I'll absolutely use it when my body needs it. My opinion could also be because I drank it at room temp (it very easily dissolved at that temp). I need to try it with cold water to see if that improves things.

This is fantastic when you are recovering and need energy. No sugar and has electrolytes in it along with other vitamins and seems to be really high-quality overall and made from good ingredients.

Dissolves easily and the individual pouches are easy to open and open cleanly. However the artificial sweetener taste is too strong and overwhelming.

The blue raspberry flavor was a little too sweet for me even after mixing it in with what the package recommendation was for water. It also didnt dissolve as quickly as other hydration packets that I have mixed and tried in the past, so I'm not sure if I got a bad batch.