Sugar-Free Electrolytes
About sugar-free electrolytes
Most sports drinks lean on sugar for taste and fast carbs. Saltivate leaves it out: every serving has 0g of sugar and 800mg of sodium. The flavors carry just 10 calories a serving from their flavoring and are sweetened with Reb M; Raw Unflavored has zero calories and no sweetener at all.
The formula
0g of sugar, every serving
No cane sugar, no dextrose, no maltodextrin. Every serving has 0g of sugar, so you get the electrolytes without the sugar crash.
Sweetener
Sweetened with Reb M instead of sugar
The flavors get their taste from Reb M, sourced from fermented rice. Raw Unflavored skips sweetener entirely and mixes clear into water or coffee. More on how we sweeten in our guide to electrolytes with no artificial sweeteners.
Electrolytes
Sodium, potassium, and magnesium
Each serving delivers 800mg sodium, 240mg potassium, and 60mg magnesium, the electrolytes you actually lose, with none of the sugar older sports drinks use as filler.
Frequently asked questions
Is Saltivate sugar-free?
Yes. Every Saltivate electrolyte has 0g of sugar. Raw Unflavored has zero calories; the flavored mixes have 10 calories a serving from their flavoring.
Does it use artificial sweeteners?
The flavors are sweetened with Reb M, sourced from fermented rice, rather than sugar. Raw Unflavored has no sweetener at all.
Will it cause bloating?
Saltivate has no sugar alcohols like erythritol, sorbitol, or xylitol, which are a common cause of bloating in other sugar-free mixes. The flavors use only Reb M and Raw Unflavored has no sweetener at all.
Why have electrolytes without sugar?
Older sports drinks use sugar for taste and quick carbs. Saltivate focuses on the electrolytes you lose, sodium, potassium, and magnesium, without the sugar.
Is it good for a low-sugar diet?
Saltivate adds no sugar and no carbs from sugar. As with any product, check with your healthcare provider about your own needs.
How many calories are in a serving?
Raw Unflavored has zero calories, with no sweetener and no citric acid. The flavored mixes have 10 calories a serving, from the natural flavoring and a little citric acid.
