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Stick packs
Rapid Hydration Sachets
Sodium, potassium, dextrose
BGN-STK-007
- Stick packs
- Hydration and electrolytes
- Caffeine free
- Mix in water
- Travel ready
Rapid Hydration Sachets is a glucose and electrolyte drink mix in single serve stick packs, with sodium, potassium, chloride and dextrose in the classic ratio used by hydration drinks for heat, travel and long training days. It suits brands selling to hikers, outdoor workers, frequent flyers and endurance athletes.
The small amount of dextrose is there for a reason: glucose helps the gut absorb sodium and water, which is why this style of drink mix works faster than plain water. It is a different product from our sugar free electrolytes, and many brands sell both. Each sachet mixes into 500 ml of water, and zinc can be added as a small change.
You choose the flavour (lemon, orange or berry), the sachet count and the carton. The electrolyte and glucose ratio stays fixed to the spec. Every lot is tested by an independent ISO 17025 lab for sodium and potassium potency, heavy metals and microbiology. In the US this is sold as an electrolyte drink mix, so its label leaves out any dehydration or illness wording.
- Serving
- Sodium 500 mg, potassium 370 mg, dextrose 11 g Draft spec
- Pack options
- 10 or 20 sachets
- Format
- Stick packs
- Category
- Hydration and electrolytes
- Minimum
- 12,000 sticks. Scales to 1 million units a month
Product features
- Sodium, potassium, chloride and dextrose per sachet
- Glucose and electrolyte ratio for faster absorption
- One sachet in 500 ml of water
- Boxes of 10 or 20 sachets
- Lemon, orange or berry
- Lab tested every lot for potency and microbiology
What you can change
- Flavour
- Sweetener
- Count
- Carton
- Small dose changes
Need a new formula? Custom formulas are quoted per project.
Third-party tests on every lot
- Potency
- Each active meets its label claim.
- Heavy metals
- Metals are below the limits.
- Microbiology
- The product is microbially clean.
Questions buyers ask
Why does this hydration mix contain sugar?
A small amount of dextrose helps the body absorb sodium and water from the gut. For a zero sugar option, see Electrolyte or Sugar-Free Electrolyte.
Can you add zinc?
Yes. Zinc can be added as a small change, and the amount is set in your written spec.
What can a hydration sachet label say?
Wording such as supports hydration during heat, travel and exercise, with the FDA disclaimer. In the US, keep dehydration, diarrhoea and illness words off the label.
What is the minimum order for hydration sachet stick packs, and how long does it take?
Runs start from 12,000 sticks and scale to 1 million units a month. Production takes about 4 weeks from artwork approval, and your landed price comes in writing within 24 to 48 hours of a complete spec. Your production start date is confirmed in your written quote.
