Electrolytes Without Sugar Alcohols

No erythritol, xylitol, or sorbitol in any flavor. Watermelon, Orange, and Mango Pineapple are sweetened with a little Reb M; Raw Unflavored has no sweetener at all. 800mg sodium a serving, 0g sugar. The whole zero-sugar range is in sugar-free electrolytes.

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About electrolytes without sugar alcohols

A zero sugar electrolyte drink that leaves you bloated an hour later often has a sugar alcohol in it. Erythritol, xylitol, sorbitol, and maltitol taste close to sugar and count as 0g sugar on the label, and the share your gut never absorbs ferments and draws in water.

Saltivate uses none of them, in any flavor. Watermelon, Orange, and Mango Pineapple are sweetened with a small amount of Reb M, a high-intensity sweetener made by fermenting rice. Raw Unflavored has no sweetener at all.

Every serving carries 800mg sodium, 240mg potassium, and 60mg magnesium with 0g sugar. The flavors are 10 calories; Raw Unflavored is zero.

Nothing ending in itol

Sweetener

Nothing ending in itol

No erythritol, xylitol, sorbitol, maltitol, or mannitol on the label. Watermelon, Orange, and Mango Pineapple get their sweetness from a small amount of Reb M, sourced from fermented rice rather than stevia. Raw Unflavored sits in stevia-free electrolytes with no sweetener of any kind.

Sits easy, even on a second serving

Second serving

Sits easy, even on a second serving

A hot shift or a long ride goes through more than one stick, and a sugar alcohol dose grows with every scoop. Reb M is used in such small amounts that a second or third serving adds electrolytes and nothing to ferment. How to spot sugar alcohols on a label.

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Electrolytes

800mg sodium, 0g sugar

Each serving has 800mg sodium, 240mg potassium, and 60mg magnesium. No cane sugar, no dextrose, no maltodextrin. Raw Unflavored is sodium chloride, potassium citrate, and dimagnesium malate, and it mixes clear into water or coffee. The Raw Unflavored 90-serving jar is the best value of the range. Natural flavors and nothing added for color: natural electrolyte powder. Keto and fasting routines get the same sodium in keto electrolytes; do electrolytes need sugar covers the rest.

Frequently asked questions

Does Saltivate contain erythritol?

No. There is no erythritol, xylitol, sorbitol, maltitol, or mannitol in any Saltivate product. The flavors are sweetened with Reb M from fermented rice; Raw Unflavored has no sweetener at all.

Why do some sugar free electrolytes cause bloating?

Sugar alcohols absorb slowly and incompletely. The share that reaches the gut ferments and draws in water, which shows up as gas and bloating an hour or so after the drink. Erythritol is the mildest of the group; sorbitol, maltitol, and xylitol draw more complaints. How to spot them on a label.

Is Reb M a sugar alcohol?

No. Reb M is a high-intensity sweetener made by fermenting rice and used in very small amounts, and it is not from stevia. More on Reb M.

How do I tell if an electrolyte powder has sugar alcohols?

Scan the ingredient list for words ending in itol, then look for a sugar alcohol line under total carbohydrate on the facts panel. Sugar alcohols are counted separately from sugar on a US label, so a powder can print zero sugar on the front and still lean on erythritol.

Are these electrolytes without sugar too?

Yes, 0g sugar in every serving. No cane sugar, dextrose, or maltodextrin. The flavors are 10 calories a serving from their flavoring; Raw Unflavored is zero. The full range is in sugar-free electrolytes.

Which option has no sweetener at all?

Raw Unflavored: sodium chloride, potassium citrate, and dimagnesium malate. It carries 800mg sodium a serving, about 2g of salt, so it seasons whatever you stir it into. Ways to use Raw Unflavored.