I have tried the major brands of hydration multipliers. I like dripdrop the best because of taste and flavor selection. I also like that dripdrop mixes in 8 ounces of water instead of 16. I have a hard time drinking water so I purchase the small 8 ounce bottles of spring water to mix my dripdrop in and it works great.

I'm a registered nurse who sweats a lot. During a twelve hour shift, I can't drink enough water to "feel well" because I just don't have the time. But adding a couple of these throughout the day *IN ADDITION TO* my water intake has been so helpful. I like that it has been balanced so that it enters your system quickly, safely, and effectively; that's why it can be likened to IV hydration.<br /><br />Taste isn't the most amazing and I usually add more water than it calls for so I can up my intake and decrease the zing it sometimes has. It goes down easy, though, and doesn't leave a thick or sour coating in your mouth. It's like a more concentrated Gatorade and it's a bit more salty.<br /><br />For people saying that it doesn't help... I mean, everyone is different. Not everything will work for every person. But this is not a substitute for healthy water intake and generally caring for your body. It is a supplement. You should still be drinking water and generally stepping up the care for your body when you're sick. This will just help you get back to baseline more quickly.

I love DripDrop, it helps me drink more water and keeps me hydrated. Great for headaches, cramps, restless legs and after workouts. I drink one packet every morning with 16oz water. All the flavors taste great except the new orange one. This one taste like cheap orange tang. I would rank this at the bottom:<br /><br />1. Watermelon<br />2. Berry<br />3. Lemon<br />4. Orange

I'm chronically ill and my blood tests always positive for dehydration. So I'm always looking for to drinking quarts of water per day. I recently tried dripdrop and think it's probably a better and less expensive than option coconut water (which I've used since 2019). I ordered the orange flavor and was pleasantly surprised. Taste better than Gatorade (IMO) and dissolves quickly. I won't know if it's helping the dehydration until it's safe to go to the doctor again, but I'll keep using it because it just taste good. One suggestion: they should offer 1 or 2 qt packet options.

Fake, chemically tasting sugars. Contains artificial sugars buried in ingredients well after real sugars.<br /><br />Why do you need to put THREE sweetners in this?<br /><br />Im allergic to artificial sweeteners, and missed it on ingredients list because real sugars were listed first and diet sugar was hidden. I should have looked closer, but 3 swigs in I realized and as a result I suffered a migraine.<br /><br />Shameful.<br /><br />I bought Hydrant instead. Thay brand isnt as sweet, however its all natural sugar and the hydration boosters have solved my leg cramps. Screw DripDrops, buy Hydrant!

This is the best electrolyte supplement I have ever had. I get migraines often and when they are from dehydration, these are the only things that help. They are approved by a registered dietician I have seen (electrolyte supplements need sugar to work but many don’t have that) and I have been told they are safe to drink daily. Apparently some people just naturally don’t have a balance of what the body needs to “utilize” water, so drinking only plain water will not really hydrate. I personally find these to work way better than liquid iv and they taste so much better in my opinion