Hydration & electrolytes

air up sells reusable water bottles and scented flavor pods that make plain water taste flavored through scent, with each pod attached to the bottle's mouthpiece. Its range includes bottles for children.

BioSteel sells sports hydration products, including hydration mixes and ready-to-drink sports drinks, along with protein products, specialty nutrition items, and branded merchandise through an online store.

Cirkul sells water bottles with an adjustable dial that flavors the water, along with flavor cartridges, starter kits and bundles, available as one-time purchases or subscriptions through its online store.

Courtside sells sports and energy drinks, positioned as hydration for everyday play, along with branded apparel including t-shirts and a hat.

Cure sells powdered electrolyte drink mixes made with organic coconut water and pink Himalayan salt with no added sugar, in hydration, kids, and energy lines and a range of flavors. It also offers variety packs, samples, a starter kit, and accessories such as a frother and stainless straw set.

Drink LMNT sells an electrolyte drink mix with no sugar, artificial ingredients, or fillers, marketed for hydration during fasting, workouts, and travel, including to people following paleo and keto diets. It also runs a partner program for health and fitness leaders and is an official partner of USA Weightlifting.

DripDrop sells electrolyte drink mix powder packets, including oral rehydration solution (ORS) packs in various flavors, plus a water bottle. The products are marketed for hydration in uses such as exercise, heat, travel, and sleep, and for groups such as athletes, medical professionals, first responders, and the military.

Flow sells naturally alkaline spring water in original, flavored, and sparkling varieties, packaged in sustainable cartons and delivered to customers' homes with a subscription option. It also takes wholesale inquiries.

Greater Than sells coconut water and real fruit juice beverages made with naturally sourced electrolytes, vitamins, and fiber, and without artificial sweeteners, flavors, or dyes. The drinks are sold online, including by subscription and wholesale, and in stores, and are positioned as a ready-to-drink alternative to sports drinks.

Health Stix sells electrolyte drink mixes with added adaptogens, antioxidants and superfoods, positioned for energy, calm and immunity. The products are described as having no added sugar and are sold through its online shop.

Humantra sells its own plant-based, sugar-free electrolyte drink mix sachets in flavours such as Himalayan Lime, Black Cherry, Elderberry and Mango, along with starter packs, bottles and subscriptions. The products are designed for adults, including athletes, for everyday hydration.

Hydrant sells hydration mix packets that are added to water, offered in versions aimed at hydration, energy, sleep and immune support. The products are sold online as one-time purchases or by subscription, and the brand says they contain no artificial sweeteners.

Hydratis sells electrolyte tablets in 14 flavors that are dissolved in water to make a rehydration drink, along with flasks, water bottles and flavor packs. Its products are marketed for everyday hydration and for sport, heat, winter and travel, and are sold online and through pharmacies.

Hydrava Electrolytes appears to sell electrolyte products aimed at people experiencing symptoms of electrolyte imbalance, such as fatigue, headaches, muscle cramps, dizziness and brain fog.

Instant Hydration sells its own sugar-free electrolyte drink powder mixes, including an Energy+ mix that adds paraxanthine, as well as variety packs. They are marketed for daily hydration, workouts, and travel, and are available as one-time purchases or subscriptions.

Liquid I.V. sells powdered electrolyte drink mixes for everyday hydration, including regular and sugar-free hydration, energy, immune support, and kids' versions. Products are sold individually, as bundles, and through a membership.

LIQUIDZ sells electrolyte hydration powder in single-serve sachets, made with coconut water, with over 600mg of mineral salts, no sugar and 5 calories per serving, and flavored with natural aromas. It sells online in Brazil, including through a subscription option, and the site also offers a hydration calculator.

Lone Star H2O To-Go LLC sells purified drinking water, alkaline water (9.5+ pH), large reusable bottles, and purified ice, aimed at customers in Texas. It offers delivery sign-up and online ordering.

Magna, operated by Magna Longevity, LLC, sells magnesium-based hydration products and creatine through its online Shopify store.

Nectar sells sugar-free powdered drink mixes for daily use, including an electrolyte hydration mix, an electrolyte and caffeine energy mix, and a magnesium and adaptogen mix for relaxation. The products are sold directly to consumers looking for hydration, energy, and stress or sleep support, as one-time purchases or subscriptions.

Nuun sells electrolyte hydration tablets and powders that are added to water to make a flavored drink, including sport, zero sugar, energy with caffeine, immunity, and vitamins varieties, as well as bundles and multi-packs. The products are aimed at people who want hydration for exercise and workouts.

OSHUN Hydration sells unflavoured, zero-calorie liquid electrolyte concentrate that is added by pump to daily water, supplied with 4 essential electrolytes and 70+ trace minerals. Its Shopify catalog also includes glass and water bottles.

PLINK! sells fizzy electrolyte tablets in fruit flavors that are dropped in water for hydration, with 1g of sugar and 10 calories per serving and labeled non-GMO and keto-friendly. It sells them online in multi-packs, offers merchandise, and also supplies wholesale and distributor customers.

Pricklee sells cactus water beverages made with real fruit, described as low in sugar and calories. The drinks contain electrolytes, antioxidants and 25% daily value of vitamin C, and are marketed for hydration, recovery and immune support.

PRIME sells beverages, including hydration drinks made with coconut water, electrolytes, BCAAs and antioxidants and with no added sugar. Its catalog also includes energy drinks, protein shakes, and hydration stick powders.

Punchy sells soft drinks, marketed as a hydration and wellness blend, through its online store, which also lists a small number of other items under "Fun Stuff".

Redmond sells natural sea salt (Real Salt), bentonite clay, and Re-Lyte Hydration electrolyte mix, with products mined from an ancient salt deposit in Redmond, Utah.

Revival sells rehydration powders, a hydration drink intended to replace lost salts and prevent dehydration. The brand is based in the UK.

SALTT sells zero-sugar electrolyte drink mix powder, offered in single-flavor sticks and mixed-flavor bundles. It is marketed to people who want hydration without sugar or carbs, including keto and POTS-friendly options.

Skratch Labs sells sports nutrition products for athletes, including hydration and recovery drink mixes, energy chews, and energy bars made with real food ingredients. It also sells branded gear such as bottles, tees, and bandanas.

Sodii Hydration sells electrolyte supplement powders in flavoured and unflavoured varieties. The products are made with Australian lake salt and contain no artificial sweeteners.

Taylor Dukes Wellness sells wellness products through an online Shopify store, mainly nutritional support items, along with general wellness, detox and gut support products and some merchandise.

True Citrus sells True Lemon and True Lime drink mixes and salt-free seasoning blends made with citrus. Its catalog includes lemonades, limeades, iced tea, orangeade, energy and wellness mixes, kids' products, crystallized citrus wedges, shakers, and bundles.

Ultima Replenisher sells its own zero-sugar electrolyte drink powders in packets, made with six electrolytes and offered in multiple flavors and variety packs. The range also includes formulas for daily focus, collagen support, craving control and gut health, marketed for everyday hydration and exercise.

ViDrate sells electrolyte rehydration sachets that are zero sugar and contain added vitamins, which are mixed with water to drink. The product is marketed for hydration, sleep and sustained energy.

Waterboy sells sugar-free hydration products, organized into daily, weekend, and workout lines, along with merchandise. Products are sold through its online store and listed retail locations.

waterdrop sells Microdrink flavor cubes made from fruit and plant extracts that are added to water, along with electrolyte, vitamin and energy variants. It also sells steel and glass drink bottles, tumblers, a filter carafe and other drinkware, with online ordering and subscriptions in Australia and New Zealand.