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Lyte Electrolytes and LyteShow

Several electrolyte products use the Lyte name. Pick the right one first.

Updated . Edited by: Ilyass Ben Hakim.

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Professional insight

Sports dietitians judge electrolyte products by sodium per serving and sugar. Brand names matter far less.

  • Compare sodium and potassium per serving, not per bottle.
  • Concentrates need measuring, so check the serving size.
  • Zinc in drops can upset an empty stomach.
  • Ready to drink bottles add weight but skip mixing.

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Lyte electrolyte products compared

ProductMakerFormat
LyteShowLyteLineLiquid concentrate, rip packs
LytePow!LyteLinePowder, stick packs
LyteCapsLyteLineCapsules
BODYARMOR LyteBODYARMORReady to drink bottles
Berri LyteBerri ProReady to drink, organic

How to use it

Follow the serving directions on your product's label. Concentrates and powders mix with water in set amounts.

Storage

  • Keep concentrates capped and away from heat.
  • Store powder packs dry and sealed.
  • Refrigerate drinks after opening.
  • Check the best by date before travel.

Ways to save

Electrolyte cost per serving

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Cost per serving$0.50

Concentrates often cost less per serving than single bottles. Multipacks help if you use them daily.

Common questions

Is LyteShow the same as BODYARMOR Lyte?
No. They are different brands and formats.
Does LyteShow have sugar?
LyteLine sells it as a sugar free concentrate. Check your label.
Why does LyteShow taste salty?
It is a mineral concentrate. Mixing with more water softens it.