Pure Power Electrolytes, Watermelon Cucumber Flavor, 5.13 oz (145.6 g), 30 Servings (30 Packets), 5 Calories and 0 g Sugar Per Serving, Non-GMO, NSF Certified for Sport, Dr. Mercola

I got the watermelon in spite of people complaining about taste. I almost paid more for the lemon as I love all things lemon but I didn't want to spend that much. To my surprise, the watermelon cucumber is superb! I ordered it for 2 family members so far. First off it was very different when I compared it to everything. To the person who mentioned the citric acid, they should do more research before that because it almost deterred me I went to Dr. Mercola's website and it says NO GMO is used in their product. Problem solved. Then I liked the magnesium that was used in this versus others. I did see more potassium in other products but I already take that in supplement form so for me this was worth the try. I felt that the more potassium in the other product that had less of everything else by a lot wasn't what I wanted to try first. So far, this watermelon flavor is wonderful. I add it to a partially drank 20 oz water bottle and so maybe I'm diluting it just a bit but the flavor is very alive for lack of better description. Not fake in my opinion although it does remind me of watermelon gum I chewed as a child. To me it's refreshing and satisfying. I am drinking more water because I want to get this down once I taste it. Thank you Dr. Mercola. I'm hoping no swelling or fluid retention for my mom that is in her 80s. Will update if that happens.

Has low % of electrolytes. Way too fake and sweet. Absolutely undrinkable. I don't think I'll even share with friends.

Great for hiking or working out in the heat .It's the only product that actually hydrates me

This tastes like watermelon at first, then salt, then the cucumber leaves a nasty taste. Perhaps watermelon or cucumber but not both. Will not purchase again

Taste good clean ingedients so don't have to worry bout unhealthy additives

I didn't really like these. The flavor was OK. They tasted like coconut, and they weren't too sweet. It didn't taste overly salty to me. They really didn't make me feel better or give me a better sense of well-being. And like another reviewer said, I don't see the Dr. Mercola brand name listed anywhere on the packaging. It's possible they're one and the same, but you wouldn't know it from the package alone. Not my favorite.

The mix is so sweet it is not drinkable. I have a sweet tooth, and I can’t tolerate this.

I'm very conflicted about this product. On the one hand, the electrolytes work faster and better than any other formulation I've ever tried. On the other hand, it contains citric acid, which is generally made from additive-laden GMO corn and is an irritant. Being a product by Dr. Mercola, I am very surprised to see citric acid in the ingredients list as well as silicon dioxide AND "natural flavors" which is usually a catch-all term for all kind of once-natural, now highly processed chemicals, including MSG. The flavor tastes artificial to me.Organic citric acid does exist but is not that much better - and as this was not labled as such, I can only assume that it is ordinary citric acid derived from GMO corn. The stevia IS marked organic.The other reason I'm conflicted is because my first sip was nauseating! I then forced a few more gulps down and got about a cupful down, but absolutely could not finish the full 16 oz. I stood at the sink waiting to see if it was going to come up or if my stomach would settle. Thank goodness it settled. Just as I was about to throw the box into the trash, the electrolytes started to take effect. To my utter surprize, the fatigue from my worksout began to lift, my mind cleared and my muscles relaxed. I thought I was imagining it, but over the next 10 minutes, I felt my energy restore itself and my body coming out of exhaustion.I tested it several more times. Each time it worked a little less effectively, but it still had a distinct effect. I just wish it was a truly more natural product without the additives.