Watermelon Flavor Electrolytes
About watermelon flavor electrolytes
Watermelon is the warm-weather favorite: a juicy, lightly salted refresher that drinks like summer without the sugar. Each serving has 800mg sodium, 240mg potassium, and 60mg magnesium, zero sugar, and no stevia.
The taste
Juicy, crisp watermelon
Sweet watermelon with a pinch of salt that makes it taste even more like the real thing. No sugar, no dye, and no bitter stevia finish.
What is inside
800mg sodium, zero sugar
Every serving delivers 800mg sodium, 240mg potassium, and 60mg magnesium, sweetened with Reb M from fermented rice. Zero sugar and no artificial colors.
Make it your own
Slushies, pops, and mocktails
Watermelon is built for granitas, ice pops, and summer mocktails. See our watermelon recipes for ideas, or compare the full lineup on the flavored electrolytes page.
Frequently asked questions
Can I freeze Watermelon into ice pops or a granita?
Yes. Mix one serving into about 8 ounces of water, pour into molds for ice pops, or freeze in a shallow tray and scrape it with a fork for a watermelon granita. The 800mg of sodium keeps the texture soft and scoopable instead of solid.
How does Watermelon taste compared to the other flavors?
Watermelon is the lightest and juiciest of the three: crisp and summery without being heavy. Orange is brighter and more classic citrus, and Mango Pineapple is richer and more tropical. Pick Watermelon when you want the most refreshing warm-weather glass.
Is Watermelon the best flavor for hot weather?
It is a top pick for summer. Watermelon drinks light and crisp over ice, and each serving replaces sweat losses with 800mg sodium, 240mg potassium, and 60mg magnesium. Water alone leaves heavy sweaters short on sodium, so it is an easy way to recover on a hot day.
How much sodium and electrolytes are in a serving?
800mg of sodium, plus 240mg potassium and 60mg magnesium per serving, with zero sugar and no stevia.
