SueroX Zero Sugar Electrolyte Drink, Sugar Free Hydration Beverage, Unique Blend of 8 Ions & Electrolytes, Zero Calorie Sports Drink, Strawberry-Kiwi Punch, 1- Liter, 8 Count

Flavor ProfileThe Strawberry-Kiwi Punch flavor was a delightful surprise. It was neither too strong nor too mild, striking a perfect balance. The absence of sugar did not detract from the overall taste experience, making it a guilt-free choice for hydration.Electrolyte and Ion ContentThe drink packs an impressive blend of 5 essential electrolytes and 8 ions, including high levels of zinc. This unique formulation effectively assisted in our rehydration and recovery, especially during high-intensity activities.Zero-Sugar, Zero-CaloriesWe appreciate the zero-sugar, zero-calorie formulation, making it an excellent option for those conscious of caloric intake. Despite the absence of sugar, the drink did not compromise on taste or effectiveness.Hydration and RecoveryDuring physical exertion or even day-to-day activities, SueroX proved to be remarkably efficient in restoring lost fluids and ions. We found it particularly useful during workouts and extended periods of physical exertion.PackagingThe 1-Liter can was convenient for on-the-go situations. The resealable can ensures that the drink stays fresh, allowing us to consume it throughout the day.VersatilityThe drink isn't just for athletes or fitness enthusiasts; we found it effective for recovery from sickness and even hangovers. Its adaptability across different situations adds to its overall appeal.ConclusionSueroX Zero Sugar Electrolyte Drink in Strawberry-Kiwi Punch is an effective and versatile choice for hydration and recovery. Its well-balanced flavor and potent blend of electrolytes and ions make it a standout product in a crowded market. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a tasty, zero-calorie option for maintaining optimal hydration.

as described

great drink and seems to hydrate

I don't usually go for these types of drinks. They are usually either too strong of one flavor or another, or too weak on both. No so with the SueroXZero. The flavor profile is just right, neither overpowering nor flacid or week.These are large, with a wide opening bottle, which I also like a lot. Honestly, this moved up to my second favorite water drink, and was VERY good after doing a lot of hot and sweaty yard work. I will buy this in the future!

The media could not be loaded. Too good to be true, is usually too good to be true. This drink contains sucralose, an artificial sweetener more commonly called Splenda. When it said no sugar on the label, I should’ve known. But I checked their advertisement page on Amazon three times, and nowhere did it say what the artificial sweetener was. There are problems with sucralose. You can check up on it on the Internet and read all about it for yourself. I will not go into it here. But as you can see from the video, they list the ingredient sucralose in a tiny tiny little text at the very bottom almost as if they’re hiding it. It certainly doesn’t seem very forthright. Now I personally don’t care for artificial sweeteners, and what I read about sucralose is not very encouraging.The product itself is very sweet, has zero sugar, and there’s a generous amount in each bottle. But I would not have ordered this had I been aware that it contained this particular artificial sweetener. I do not recommend.

This Strawberry-Kiwi drink is okay but not something that I'd order again. I don't mind the taste, but there's an aftertaste that I don't really enjoy. As this is the first flavor that I've tried from SeuroX, I can't say it I don't like their drinks or just this particular flavor. I prefer flavored drinks to plain water, but I might just choose water over this. I do like that this has electrolytes, though, as I tend to be dehydrated unless I make myself drink more.Because of that, I've used Pedialyte off and on for years (both the versions with and without sugar). I try different brands but always end up going back to Pedialyte because I like it better. I just find Pedialyte to be more drinkable and enjoyable than others that I've tried, and definitely this SeuroX. Both the SueroX and Pedialyte come in one-liter bottles, although the bottles are different shapes. One nice thing that this drink has going for it is that it's less expensive than Pedialyte...but that doesn't make it inexpensive as this is nearly $4/bottle (as I write this). I'm willing to pay $5 for Pedialyte, but not $4 for this.

This is a pretty standard sports drink, made for replenishing electrolytes and rehydrating you after you've been sweating a lot. The taste is pretty good (not my favorite flavor, but I'd be willing to try this in other flavors), and I like that it is zero calorie (note that it uses sucralose and ascesulfame K for sweetening, so if you have any issue with those you may want to look elsewhere).I hadn't read the description closely, so I was honestly a little surprised at the size of the bottles -- they are 33.8 ounces (1 liter), which is pretty big. It's worth noting that the nutrition facts are for one serving, which is measured at 12 ounces, which means that each bottle contains nearly three servings. This is most important because, like most sports drinks, it's a little high in sodium (110mg per serving), so if you drink an entire bottle you're getting 12% of the recommended daily sodium intake all at once. Something to be aware of if you need to watch your sodium intake. Likewise, the zinc content is a little high (you'd get 75% RDA if you drink a whole bottle), so be aware if you are taking other supplements which contain zinc.I have attached photos of the ingredients and nutrition labels for your information.