Pedialyte AdvancedCare Plus Electrolyte Hydration Drink Has 33 More Electrolytes and Has PreActiv Prebiotics Berry Frost 1 Liter

Love this stuff. Great value. Taste is subjective, but I like the blue one. I normally dilute this in my water bottle every so often half and half and it works wonders. Great way to get some electrolytes and rehydrate. Also a nice way to add a bit of flavor into your daily water intake. Read more

My kids favorite around my house. I get two cases of it a month. Helps keep my family healthy, hydrated and on the go. Read more

If you had a long night at the bar or a club. This is always good to have on hand at your house or apartment. It will alleviate your headache and feeling nauseous. That's what it does for me. And if you're working out exercising. It's a great hydration tool. Follow the instructions of course. But it works for me fantastic every time. Five star Read more

For those weighing the different options: Pedialyte AdvancedCare is exactly the same product as Pedialyte 3X, just under a different name. Same product, same ingredients. FYI Excellent product. Tastes good, has good electrolyte balance, and lower sugar than many other brands. The sodium level is not a concern because it’s balanced to support rehydration without contributing to fluid retention or blood pressure issues in most elderly individuals — especially when used as part of a broader hydration strategy. I monitor intake carefully, and this formula respects that balance. My elderly father likes the various flavors, and it helps me maintain his hydration, which is critical in the elderly, those with dementia, and those prone to constipation and UTIs. I recommend this highly. Let me also say: it’s not just for the elderly. Family caregivers benefit from this too — especially considering how much we do, how often we forget our own hydration, and how easy it is to overlook our needs while tending to others. This product supports both sides of the caregiving equation. Read more

Being in my 30’s has brought me much wisdom and still just slightly less ability to say no to tequila shots people send to your table. With that being said, hungovers in your 30s feel like being hit by a Mack truck and have the audacity to linger like they pay the light bill. My niece suggested pedialyte in Vegas and it worked so well I decided to add it to my arsenal just to have around at home. It also came in handy to keep us alive when we got the rona (water and pedialyte together are so important to survival!). Tastes like blue icee and a little bit of windex which could just be from the atrocious unnecessary metal seal, but it works and we survived the chemicals in 90’s junk food so it should be fine. My only qualm is that you literally need welders gloves, pliers and a vice grip to remove the metal roofing style seal around the top. I’ve never imagined a more terrible scenario than being about as strong as wet noodle while being hung over or sick and having to wrestle a sharp metal seal off of a life saving fluid. The temptation to rip it off with your teeth is flung into the gutter when the entire seal is metal and you’ll see Jesus if you try that- so here I am miserable with a bowl of jello for a brain - literal vice grip pliers and a meat hook trying to give all of my strength to pry this treacherous seal off so I don’t cut myself taking a sip or drink any shards and die- I lost three finger nails and part of my finger print in this process. The first three bottles slices my hands up like I was in a jail fight with wolverines and the two following I just stabbed a straw through ended up being poured out because the straw just punched a piece of the metal into the liquid and feeling like my head was gonna blow- I wasn’t trying to bob for shards. Bottom line is- please don’t seal them with dangerous industrial strength supplies that likely leech chemicals into your product- with zero pull tab options. It takes you 20 minutes to attempt to open it and it almost feels like being in a SAW movie. I mean it’s a sports drink it’s not an 08 4 lokos- who are you truly needing to protect this ferociously? Read more

I do feel better after drinking these, but come on, it’s way too expensive to buy them consistently, basically $6 a day for just a drink. Not really feasible for the average income in this economy. They taste good, and honestly, if they were just cheaper, I’d buy them more often. Read more

Great to add to a water bottle. Read more

Good electrolyte drink. Less sugar than Gatorade. Does not have magnesium. You need to get Pedialyte Sport to get magnesium for muscle cramps. Read more