Raspberry salt electrolyte drink mix
Tastes of salt.
On purpose.
1,000 mg sodium per stick. Zero sugar. Sweetened with stevia leaf extract, never erythritol.
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Three minerals. Nothing hidden.
The panel, not the promise.
Electrolyte powders are bought by reading the label, so here is the whole label. Every number below is per single stick pack.
1,000mg
Sodium
sodium chloride
200mg
Potassium
potassium citrate
60mg
Magnesium
magnesium malate
Per stick pack
| Nutrient | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Sodium | 1,000 mg | sodium chloride |
| Potassium | 200 mg | potassium citrate |
| Magnesium | 60 mg | magnesium malate |
| Sugar | 0 g | stevia leaf extract |
One stick pack. 30 per box.
Zero sugar, no erythritol
Sweetened with stevia leaf extract. 0 g sugar per stick, 5 calories. Erythritol is the sweetener people most often ask us to leave out, so it is not in here.
One flavour, done properly
raspberry salt. Built to taste of salt rather than candy, because at 1,000 mg sodium a stick, pretending otherwise does not work.
What 1,000 mg is for
Long heat, long sessions, low-carb eating and fasting all move sodium out faster than food replaces it. That is the job this dose is sized for.
How much sodium you actually need
What is in the box
30 single-serve stick packs, 6 g each. 6.3 oz net, 180 g. Five calories and 1 g of carbohydrate per stick.
The gear
The bottle it was built to be mixed in.
A 24 oz BPA-free shaker with a leak-proof lid, a wide mouth and a wire blender ball. One stick pack is sized to one full bottle.
- 24 oz
- One full serving, mixed at the ratio on the pack.
- 8 inches tall
- Three inch square footprint, so it sits in a cup holder.
- BPA-free
- Rated for daily use and dishwasher cleaning.
- Blender ball
- Wire ball included, so 1,000 mg of salt actually dissolves.
How to use
One stick. One shaker. Water.
Keto and low-carb routines, intermittent fasting, hot-climate work, and high-sweat training.
Who it's for
Put hydration in your hands.
- Athletes
- Replace what training actually takes out of you, without a sugar crash halfway through the session.
- Keto and low-carb
- Carb restriction flushes electrolytes fast. One stick carries 1 g of carbohydrate, so it refills them without spending your day's allowance.
- Intermittent fasting
- Five calories and zero sugar per stick, so hydration through a fasting window costs you almost nothing.
- Everyday hydration
- You lose electrolytes all day, not only while exercising. Most people are chronically under-salted rather than short of water.
The rating keeps moving
4.4/ 5
Ratings counted
27
4.4 out of 5 stars from 27 Amazon ratings.
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FAQ
Plain answers. Real product facts.
What is in one ZYLT stick?
Each stick contains 1,000 mg sodium as sodium chloride, 200 mg potassium as potassium citrate, 60 mg magnesium as magnesium malate, and 0 g sugar.
What does ZYLT taste like?
The flavor is raspberry salt. ZYLT is deliberately salt-forward, and the flavor is built to taste of salt rather than candy.
How is ZYLT used?
Mix one stick pack into water in a shaker. Usage contexts include keto or low-carb routines, intermittent fasting, hot-climate work, and higher-sweat training.
Hydration Journal
Read the label before you buy anything.
Sixteen guides on sodium, sweeteners, cramps, heat and mixing. None of them end with "so buy ours".
How Much Sodium Do You Actually Need Per Day?
General guidance first, then adjusted for what you eat, how much you sweat, and how long you are out in it.
Ingredient GuideElectrolyte Powder Without Erythritol
Where erythritol hides on a label, how the alternatives are named, and which ones behave differently.
Mixing GuideHow to Mix Electrolyte Powder: The Water Ratio Guide
Start at the label ratio, then tune volume, temperature and technique without losing the dose.
Fasting GuideDo Electrolytes Break a Fast?
Minerals alone do not answer it. Your fasting goal and every ingredient in the serving do.
Salt-forward by design.
Raspberry salt. Zero sugar. 30 single-serve stick packs.
