SALTT Electrolyte Drink Mix Packets, Red White & Bam, 30 Sticks, Zero Sugar

SALTT Red White & Bam is a zero-sugar electrolyte drink mix made to replenish electrolytes during workouts, heat, fasting, travel and everyday activity, with 969 mg sodium and 409 mg potassium in every stick.

• 969 mg sodium, 409 mg potassium and 178 mg magnesium per stick — combines three key electrolytes in one serving.
• Zero sugar, citric acid and maltodextrin — a simple option for shoppers seeking hydration without those ingredients.
• Six ingredients total — a short formula with SolarSea mineral salts from Utah’s Great Salt Lake.
• Mix one stick into 16–32 fl oz (473–946 mL) of water — adjust the water amount to your taste.
• 30 individual sticks per pack — a portable supply for workouts, travel and time outdoors.

Sweat, heat and active days can increase the need to replenish electrolytes. SALTT is made for adding an electrolyte mix to water at the gym, on the trail, while working outside, when traveling, or during fasting and low-carb or keto routines. Its higher-sodium formula may also suit people looking for higher-sodium hydration, including people managing POTS or dysautonomia; it is a hydration product, not a treatment.

What electrolytes does each SALTT stick provide?

Each stick supplies 969 mg of sodium, 409 mg of potassium and 178 mg of magnesium. The three-electrolyte blend is designed to replenish minerals lost through sweat and everyday activity. SALTT’s formula is built around sodium for rapid fluid absorption, potassium to support fluid movement into cells, and magnesium as part of electrolyte replenishment associated with muscle cramps and fatigue.

• All three electrolytes are included in each stick.
• The mineral salts are SolarSea salts sourced from Utah’s Great Salt Lake.

What ingredients are in Red White & Bam?

The formula has six ingredients: SolarSea Salts, Potassium Chloride, Malic Acid, Acacia Gum, Natural Flavors and Stevia. It contains zero sugar and leaves out citric acid and maltodextrin. Citric acid is commonly used as a preservative and pH adjuster in electrolyte mixes, but can cause digestive discomfort for some sensitive users. Maltodextrin is a fast-digesting starch with no hydration role; SALTT excludes it from this formula.

• Stevia provides the sweetener in the zero-sugar formula.
• Malic acid is included; citric acid is not.

How do you mix and carry SALTT electrolyte packets?

Stir one stick into 16–32 fl oz (473–946 mL) of water; the powder is designed to dissolve fully with a few stirs, without clumping, residue or grit. The range gives you flexibility to make the drink more or less concentrated to suit your preference. Each stick is a compact single-use pack that fits easily into a gym bag, purse, briefcase or checked luggage, so you can keep a serving on hand for exercise, outdoor work or travel.

• The pack contains 30 sticks.
• SALTT makes every batch in its U.S. facility using food-grade SolarSea mineral salts.

When is this electrolyte mix designed to be used?

SALTT is intended for water during workouts, sweating, hot weather, fasting, keto or low-carb routines, travel, trail outings and recovery after a long day. It can also suit people who want more electrolytes in their water as part of everyday hydration. The higher-sodium blend is relevant to people seeking that type of hydration, including some people managing POTS or dysautonomia, without making a medical treatment claim.

• Zero sugar makes the mix suitable for shoppers avoiding sugar in their electrolyte drink.
• The formula contains no maltodextrin filler.

Red White & Bam is a practical fit for people who want a portable, zero-sugar electrolyte mix with sodium, potassium and magnesium for active days, travel, heat or specific hydration routines. Each pack provides 30 single-stick servings made in the USA with SolarSea mineral salts from Utah’s Great Salt Lake.

Ingredients

SolarSea® Salts AC (Contains Sodium Chloride and Magnesium Chloride), Malic Acid, Potassium Chloride, RebD & RebM Stevia Leaf Extract, Natural Flavors, Acacia Gum