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Hydration Electrolyte Drink Mix

Zero Added Sugar with Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, Calcium & Chloride For Workouts, Heat, Travel & Everyday Hydration

20

Single-Serve Sticks

Convenient hydration packets for daily use

10g

Powder Per Stick

Easy-to-mix electrolyte drink mix

0g

Sugar Added

Clean hydration formula

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Flavor

watermelon

Flavor: Watermelon

Watermelon

Unit Count: 7 Ounce

7 Ounce

Item Form: Powder

Powder

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Electrolyte Powder Drink Mix
20 Single-Serve Stick Packets
Refreshing Watermelon Flavor
Zero Sugar Added Formula
Vitamin D3 & K2 Included

Featured Ingredients −

Electrolyte Blend
Vitamin D3
Vitamin K2
Mineral Support Ingredients

How to Use +

Mix one stick packet with water
Shake well until fully dissolved
Enjoy anytime as part of your daily hydration routine

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Hydration Electrolyte Drink Mix

Watermelon / 7 Ounce / Powder

$13.99

Top Highlights About This Hydration Electrolytes Powder

【ADVANCED D3 + K2 SYNERGY】

BEYOND BASIC HYDRATION. While others just replace lost water, our formula includes Vitamin D3 (25mcg) and K2 (20mcg) to actively direct calcium to your bones. This powerful combination supports faster muscle recovery, reduces joint tension, and strengthens bone density after intense activities.

【ZERO SUGAR & CLEAN ENERGY】

NO CRASH, NO JITTERS. Formulated for peak performance without the sugar spike. Our keto-friendly and vegan electrolyte powder is completely free of artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives. Enjoy steady, sustained energy that fits perfectly into your clean eating or fasting lifestyle.

【5 ESSENTIAL ELECTROLYTES MATRIX】

FAST & STEADY RECOVERY. Delivers a science-backed blend of Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, Calcium, and Chloride. Designed to rapidly replenish minerals lost through sweat, alleviate muscle cramps, and restore your body’s natural balance after the gym, travel, or a long day at the office.

【REFRESHING WATERMELON FLAVOR】

EASY TO MIX. Naturally flavored with watermelon for a crisp, light taste. Pro Tip: Use room temperature water to dissolve the powder for best results. Mix 1 stick with 12–16 oz water, stir or shake until fully dissolved, then optionally add ice for a chilled drink.

【ON-THE-GO HYDRATION FOR ACTIVE LIVES】

Includes 20 travel-friendly, single-serve sticks. Whether you are a biohacker pushing limits, an outdoor enthusiast, or just fighting afternoon fatigue at your desk, tear open a packet for instant, engineered hydration anytime, anywhere.

Hydration Electrolyte Drink Mix Product Details

Brand	AirVigor
Product Type	Hydration Electrolyte Drink Mix / Electrolyte Powder Packets
Flavor	Watermelon
Form	Powder / Single-Serve Stick Packets
Pack Count	20 sticks
Electrolyte Types	Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, Calcium, Chloride
Vitamin D3	25 mcg per serving
Vitamin K2	20 mcg per serving
Sweetener	Stevia
Flavor Ingredients	Watermelon powder, red beet powder, natural flavoring
Mixing Direction	1 stick with 12–16 oz water; stir or shake until dissolved
Age Range	Adult
Alternate Flavor	Blood Orange

Hydration Support for Everyday and Active Routines

Five electrolytes, measured vitamins, portable sticks, and simple water mixing create an easy hydration format for adults moving between work, training, travel, and outdoor plans.

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Five Electrolytes Form the Hydration Base

Water remains the main part of any hydration routine, while electrolytes add mineral content to the drink. AirVigor brings sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride together in one watermelon powder stick, giving adults a five-electrolyte option without turning every serving into a pre-workout or energy formula. The format fits people who want a drink mix around ordinary activity, gym sessions, warm days, long commutes, outdoor plans, or travel.

The formula is especially easy to understand because each electrolyte is named directly rather than hidden inside a proprietary mineral blend. Sodium chloride supplies sodium and chloride within the ingredient system. Potassium comes from potassium chloride and potassium citrate. Magnesium comes from magnesium citrate and magnesium gluconate. Calcium comes from calcium citrate and calcium gluconate. The result is a multi-mineral hydration base built around familiar electrolyte categories.

A single stick also keeps preparation consistent. Add one packet to 12-16 oz of water, stir or shake, and add ice when preferred. Twenty individually packed servings make portioning simple at home or away from home. No large powder tub, measuring scoop, or separate mineral packets are needed for the basic mixing routine. The approach also keeps the hydration step easy to repeat when schedules change from home to work or from training to travel.

Daily Hydration Without a Performance Stack

Many electrolyte products are built for different jobs. Some focus on very high sodium. Others combine electrolytes with carbohydrates for endurance fueling. Performance blends may add creatine, amino acids, guarana, or other training ingredients. AirVigor Watermelon follows a different route: five electrolyte types plus vitamin D3 and K2 in a portable drink mix for daily and active hydration routines.

The listed Watermelon formula does not include creatine or guarana. Adults who already use separate performance supplements can keep hydration separate from a larger training stack. Adults who prefer a simpler drink mix can focus on water, electrolytes, flavor, and the added D3/K2 nutrient layer without adding a stimulant-style ingredient profile.

Portability also matters during repeat use. A stick can move from a kitchen drawer to a gym bag, office drawer, backpack, or carry-on without changing the mixing method. The same 12-16 oz water range works across the routine, while watermelon flavor offers a more drink-like experience than plain mineral water. For many adults, consistency comes from a format easy enough to repeat rather than a formula packed with unrelated extras. A clearly portioned stick also makes it easier to compare one serving with other drinks or supplements used during the same day.

A Clear Formula Built Around Named Ingredients

Every named ingredient has a visible place in the formula, from mineral salts and vitamins to watermelon powder, red beet powder, citric acid, and stevia.

Electrolyte Minerals From Multiple Ingredient Forms

The electrolyte system starts with five familiar mineral categories: sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride. AirVigor uses several named mineral forms rather than presenting a single vague electrolyte blend. Sodium chloride contributes sodium and chloride. Potassium chloride and potassium citrate provide potassium-containing ingredients. Magnesium appears as magnesium citrate and magnesium gluconate. Calcium appears as calcium citrate and calcium gluconate. Chloride is also present through chloride-containing mineral salts.

The ingredient structure matters because hydration drink mixes can look similar on the front of a box while using very different mineral combinations. A five-electrolyte formula gives shoppers a broader mineral checklist when comparing products. Someone focused mainly on sodium may prefer a high-sodium formula from another category. Someone looking for carbohydrates during long endurance sessions may prefer an electrolyte-plus-fuel drink. AirVigor Watermelon is built around a broader five-electrolyte base for everyday and active use rather than one narrow performance target.

The serving format keeps the mineral system simple to use. One pre-portioned packet goes into 12-16 oz of water. Stirring or shaking disperses the powder, and ice can be added afterward. The single-stick format also reduces measuring differences between servings, making the preparation routine more consistent from one packet to the next. A consistent serving method is useful for people who move between different bottles, gyms, workplaces, or travel settings during the week.

Vitamin D3 and K2 Add Nutrient Depth

AirVigor adds two clearly measured vitamins to the electrolyte base: 25 mcg of vitamin D3 and 20 mcg of vitamin K2 per serving. The vitamin pair gives Watermelon a distinct formula identity in a category where many products stop after sodium, potassium, and magnesium. Exact amounts are shown rather than rolled into a proprietary total, making comparison easier for adults who read labels carefully.

The D3/K2 layer is best understood as added micronutrient content alongside hydration-focused minerals, not as a reason to overstate the role of a drink mix. Watermelon remains an electrolyte powder packet first. The vitamins add another nutritional dimension without changing the simple mixing routine or adding a large performance stack.

For repeat use, clear amounts matter. Adults who already take a multivitamin, vitamin D product, vitamin K product, or other supplements can compare serving information across their routine before use. Anyone taking prescription anticoagulants should review the vitamin K content with a qualified healthcare professional. A clear label makes it easier to make informed decisions around overlapping nutrients and individual guidance. The measured amounts also create a clear, straightforward reference point when comparing AirVigor with electrolyte mixes offering no added vitamins or different micronutrient combinations.

Watermelon Flavor Uses Familiar Components

The flavor system uses watermelon powder, red beet powder, natural flavoring, stevia, and citric acid. Watermelon powder supports the fruit profile, red beet powder contributes to the drink's visual character, natural flavoring rounds out the taste, and stevia provides sweetness. Citric acid adds a bright acidic note common in fruit-flavored drink mixes. Maltodextrin is also listed among the ingredients and forms part of the powder system.

Preparation is intentionally simple: mix one stick into 12-16 oz of water, stir or shake until dissolved, and add ice when desired. More water creates a lighter flavor; less water within the stated range creates a stronger flavor. Adults sensitive to stevia sweetness can start near the upper end of the water range and adjust within the mixing direction based on taste preference.

Full ingredient list: Citric acid, sodium chloride, potassium chloride, maltodextrin, potassium citrate, magnesium citrate, magnesium gluconate, calcium citrate, calcium gluconate, watermelon powder, red beet powder, natural flavoring, stevia, vitamin D3, vitamin K2. The list keeps the flavor system, mineral forms, and vitamins visible in one place for quick label review before purchase or use. Keeping every named component together also makes it easier to compare flavor systems, mineral forms, sweeteners, and added vitamins across different electrolyte drink mixes without relying on front-of-box claims alone.

Where Watermelon Electrolyte Sticks Fit Best

Portable powder sticks work especially well when water is easy to find but carrying bottles, tubs, scoops, or several separate drink powders feels inconvenient during work, activity, or travel.

Training Days

Keep a stick in a gym bag for hydration around strength sessions, cardio, classes, recreational sports, or other active routines. The Watermelon formula focuses on five electrolyte types plus D3 and K2 rather than creatine or guarana. Mix one packet with 12-16 oz of water before, during, or after ordinary activity based on personal preference and label directions. The single-serve format also keeps preparation consistent between home and the gym.

Outdoor Activity

Hiking, walking, golf, beach days, park time, and other outdoor plans can make portable drink packets easier to carry than ready-to-drink bottles. Bring a stick and combine it with water when needed. Watermelon flavor gives plain water a fruit-forward profile, while sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride create the electrolyte base. Follow personal hydration needs and any healthcare guidance related to mineral intake during warm-weather activity. Carrying separate sticks also makes it easy to pack only what the outing requires.

Workday Hydration

Desk drawers, work bags, and commuter backpacks are natural places for single-serve packets. One stick removes the need to store a large canister or measure powder during a busy day. Add a packet to 12-16 oz of water, shake in a bottle or stir in a cup, and add ice when available. The formula offers a hydration option without creatine or guarana for adults who do not want a performance blend during the workday.

Travel and Commutes

Twenty individually packed sticks are easy to divide across weekend trips, flights, road travel, hotel stays, or long commuting days. Pack only the number of servings needed rather than carrying a full container. Water is added at the point of use, so luggage stays lighter than carrying ready-to-drink bottles. The same serving direction travels with every packet: one stick mixed with 12-16 oz of water, stirred or shaken until dissolved.

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Watermelon Flavor Made for Easy Water Mixing

Flavor, sweetness, water amount, and serving temperature can change how often a hydration drink fits into a routine, so the Watermelon experience stays simple, familiar, and adjustable.

Fruit-Led Watermelon

Watermelon powder, natural flavoring, red beet powder, and citric acid create the main flavor profile. The fruit direction suits adults who want an electrolyte drink with a recognizable flavor rather than plain mineral water. Red beet powder supports color, while citric acid gives the mixed drink a brighter finish. Start with the stated water range and adjust flavor strength by choosing more or less water within 12-16 oz.

Sweetened With Stevia

Stevia appears in the ingredient list as the sweetener. Adults already familiar with stevia-based beverages will recognize the style of sweetness. Taste preferences vary, especially around sweetness and aftertaste, so water amount can make a meaningful difference. A 16 oz mix produces a lighter flavor profile than a 12 oz mix. Keeping the water cold or adding ice can also change the drinking experience without changing the serving amount.

Serve It Your Way

Mix one stick with 12-16 oz of water and stir or shake until fully dissolved. Room-temperature water can make initial mixing easy, followed by ice for a colder drink. A bottle works well for travel or workouts, while a glass and spoon work well at a desk or at home. No scoop is required, and every packet arrives pre-portioned for the same straightforward preparation method.

How to Mix One AirVigor Electrolyte Stick

One packet, one bottle or glass, and 12-16 oz of water are enough to prepare a serving at home, work, the gym, outdoors, or while traveling.

Open One Stick

Start with one Watermelon powder stick. Each packet is individually portioned, so no scoop, scale, or measuring container is needed for the powder. Tear open the packet only when ready to mix. The small format fits easily in a gym bag, office drawer, backpack, purse, or carry-on, making it easy to bring a serving without carrying the full 20-stick box.

Add 12-16 Oz Water

Pour the powder into 12-16 oz of water. Use the lower end of the range for a stronger watermelon flavor or the higher end for a lighter drink. A reusable bottle, shaker bottle, or ordinary drinking glass can all work. Water amount affects taste intensity, so staying within the stated range gives room to adjust flavor preference while keeping one stick as the serving format.

Stir, Shake, Add Ice

Stir or shake until the powder is fully dissolved. When a colder drink sounds better, add ice after mixing. Preparing the powder with room-temperature water first can help create an even mix before chilling. Drink according to the product label and personal hydration needs. Wash reusable bottles after use, especially when mixed drinks remain in the bottle for extended periods during travel or active days.

Choose an Electrolyte Mix by Your Routine

Electrolyte drink mixes serve different jobs. Compare the formula style, serving format, and activity context before deciding which category fits your own hydration habits best.

Hydration Need	What to Look For	Typical Formula Style	AirVigor Watermelon Fit
Everyday hydration	Easy mixing, portable servings, clear ingredient list	Electrolytes with simple flavor system	Strong fit: five electrolytes, D3/K2, 20 sticks
High-sweat activity	Clearly listed sodium and other minerals	Higher-electrolyte formulas	Compare full label values with personal needs
Endurance fueling	Electrolytes plus carbohydrate energy	Carb-electrolyte sports drink	Choose when fuel is part of training
Performance supplementation	Hydration plus creatine, amino acids, or stimulant ingredients	Multi-ingredient training blend	Watermelon keeps creatine and guarana out of the listed formula
Added micronutrients	Electrolytes plus clearly measured vitamins	Hydration with vitamin layer	Strong fit: D3 25 mcg + K2 20 mcg

Watermelon or Blood Orange: Choose Your Flavor

Both AirVigor options use portable 20-stick electrolyte powder formats with five electrolyte types plus vitamin D3 and K2, while flavor preference creates the main choice between the two variants.

Watermelon

Watermelon brings a fruit-forward profile built with watermelon powder, red beet powder, natural flavoring, citric acid, and stevia. Each box contains 20 single-serve sticks, and every serving includes sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, chloride, 25 mcg vitamin D3, and 20 mcg vitamin K2. Mix one packet with 12-16 oz of water and serve cold when preferred. Choose Watermelon when a familiar summer-fruit flavor fits workouts, workdays, travel, or outdoor hydration routines. The red beet and watermelon ingredients also give the variant a distinct fruit-led identity within the AirVigor electrolyte family. Each packet stays easy to portion and carry.

Blood Orange

Blood Orange offers a citrus-led alternative within the AirVigor D3/K2 electrolyte product family. The variant comes in a 20-stick powder format and uses the same core product positioning around five electrolyte types, vitamin D3, vitamin K2, and portable water mixing. Mix one stick with 12-16 oz of water according to the product direction. Choose Blood Orange when a brighter citrus profile sounds more appealing than watermelon, or rotate flavors to keep repeat hydration routines from feeling repetitive. The 20-stick format makes either flavor easy to divide between home storage, gym bags, work bags, and travel kits.

Responsible Use Starts With the Product Label

Hydration needs and mineral limits vary by person. Read serving directions, ingredient information, and medication considerations before adding any electrolyte supplement to a regular routine.

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Adult Use and Individual Mineral Needs

AirVigor Watermelon is listed for adults. Use the serving direction on the product label and mix one stick with 12-16 oz of water. Electrolyte needs can differ with diet, activity, climate, sweat rate, medications, and individual health guidance. More minerals are not automatically better, and a hydration powder should fit the rest of the day rather than compete with other sources of sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, or chloride.

Anyone who has been advised by a qualified healthcare professional to limit sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, fluids, or other minerals should review the ingredient list and supplement routine before use. The same approach applies when several electrolyte products or mineral supplements are used during the same day. Compare labels to avoid unplanned overlap and follow personalized professional guidance when relevant.

The product is a dietary supplement and is not a replacement for ordinary water, meals, or professional care. Use water and food as the foundation of daily nutrition, then use an electrolyte mix when the format fits personal needs. For unusual symptoms, significant fluid loss, or hydration concerns needing professional attention, seek qualified healthcare guidance rather than relying on a retail drink mix alone. A supplement format can support an everyday routine, but individual mineral and fluid needs may require advice based on personal circumstances.

Vitamin K and Medication Considerations

Every Watermelon serving includes 20 mcg of vitamin K2 along with 25 mcg of vitamin D3. Vitamin K deserves extra attention for people taking warfarin or other prescription anticoagulants. Consistency of vitamin K intake can matter during anticoagulant therapy, so medication users should discuss supplement use with the prescribing clinician or pharmacist before adding a K2-containing drink mix.

Do not stop, change, or adjust prescription medication based on supplement marketing or general nutrition advice. Bring the complete ingredient list and serving information to a healthcare professional when medication interactions are a concern. The Watermelon ingredient list includes citric acid, several mineral salts, maltodextrin, watermelon powder, red beet powder, natural flavoring, stevia, vitamin D3, and vitamin K2.

Adults using several vitamin D or vitamin K products can also compare serving amounts across supplements before use. AirVigor lists 25 mcg vitamin D3 and 20 mcg vitamin K2 per serving, making the added vitamin amounts easy to identify. Clear serving information supports more informed routine planning without overstating the role of a hydration drink in a daily routine. The measured vitamin amounts also make label comparison faster when choosing between a basic electrolyte mix and a hydration formula with added micronutrients. Clear numbers can also help adults organize supplement timing, identify repeated vitamin sources, and keep a daily routine easier to review with a clinician or pharmacist when needed personally.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. AirVigor Hydration Electrolyte Drink Mix is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Hydration Electrolyte Drink Mix Frequently Asked Questions

What is AirVigor Hydration Electrolyte Drink Mix?

AirVigor Watermelon is a single-serve powder drink mix for adults. Each serving combines five electrolyte types - sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride - with 25 mcg vitamin D3 and 20 mcg vitamin K2. One box contains 20 sticks, and each stick mixes with 12-16 oz of water.

Which electrolytes are included?

The formula includes sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride. Named mineral ingredients include sodium chloride, potassium chloride, potassium citrate, magnesium citrate, magnesium gluconate, calcium citrate, and calcium gluconate.

How much D3 and K2 are included?

Each serving provides 25 mcg of vitamin D3 and 20 mcg of vitamin K2. Adults using other vitamin D or vitamin K supplements can compare serving amounts across products before adding another source to a regular routine.

How many sticks come in one box?

One box contains 20 single-serve powder sticks. Individual packets make it easy to carry only the number of servings needed for work, training, travel, or outdoor plans.

How do I mix one stick?

Mix one stick with 12-16 oz of water, then stir or shake until fully dissolved. Ice can be added after mixing when a colder drink is preferred. Use more water within the stated range for a lighter flavor.

What sweetener is used?

Stevia is listed as the sweetener. The flavor system also includes watermelon powder, red beet powder, natural flavoring, and citric acid.

Does the formula include creatine or guarana?

The listed Watermelon ingredients do not include creatine or guarana. The formula centers on five electrolyte types, vitamin D3, vitamin K2, and the watermelon flavor system rather than a creatine or guarana performance blend.

Is another flavor available?

Yes. Blood Orange is the alternate flavor in the AirVigor D3/K2 electrolyte product family. Both options come in 20-stick powder formats and mix with water for portable hydration routines.

Who is the product made for?

The product is listed for adults and fits everyday or active hydration routines such as workouts, outdoor activity, workdays, commuting, and travel. Individual electrolyte needs vary, so follow the label and any personal health guidance.

What should warfarin users know?

The formula contains vitamin K2. People taking warfarin or other prescription anticoagulants should consult the prescribing clinician or pharmacist before adding a vitamin K-containing supplement. Do not change medication use based on general supplement guidance.

Make Watermelon Hydration Easy to Keep Nearby

Choose the 20-stick Watermelon box for a fruit-forward five-electrolyte drink mix, then keep individual packets wherever water and a fast mixing routine are easy to access throughout the day.

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One Box, Twenty Sticks

A single box gives you 20 individually portioned Watermelon powder sticks. Store the box at home and move a few packets into a gym bag, desk drawer, backpack, or travel kit as needed. Each serving follows the same preparation method: one stick mixed with 12-16 oz of water, stirred or shaken until dissolved. The formula combines sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride with 25 mcg vitamin D3 and 20 mcg vitamin K2 per serving. The box format also makes it easy to count remaining servings and move a few packets into smaller daily bags without carrying the full carton.

Watermelon Ready When Needed

Watermelon powder, red beet powder, natural flavoring, citric acid, and stevia create a recognizable fruit profile for adults who prefer flavored hydration over plain water. No scoop is needed, and the listed formula does not include creatine or guarana. Keep a few sticks near the places where hydration routines already happen, such as the kitchen, office, gym bag, car travel kit, or suitcase, and mix a serving when it fits your day. A pre-portioned packet also helps keep the same one-stick preparation method across different locations and bottle sizes. Twenty sticks make the remaining supply easy to count at a glance.