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So, what is Pedialyte®?
For over 50 years, we’ve been one of the go-to drinks for dehydration.* In fact, we’re the #1 pharmacist and pediatrician recommended brand of rehydration drinks. With our decades of expertise on rehydration, we understand the symptoms of dehydration vary.
Pedialyte ingredients vs other leading sports drinks
Electrolytes are minerals that are essential to the body. When your body has an electrolyte imbalance, it doesn’t absorb fluids like it should. Unlike leading sports drinks, our optimal balance of sugar and sodium is designed to help replenish fluids and increase electrolyte levels more effectively. Plus, it has zinc to support the immune system.
With 2x the electrolytes vs. the leading sports drink, Pedialyte replenishes fluids more effectively¹†
With 2x the sugar as Pedialyte,¹ leading sports drinks can make symptoms worse²†
Pedialyte is the #1 doctor recommended brand for hydration.
Pedialyte AdvancedCare® Plus has 3x the electrolytes and ½ the sugar of the leading sports drink.‡
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Thank you, @pedialyte. Keeps me hydrated while doing power yoga!! It’s the best.
-Tiffany S.
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My son loves his Pedialyte! Anytime he’s sick or needs hydration on really hot days, he gets some!
-Stephanie S.
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Pedialyte works. As an avid soccer player, playing three games in intense heat, Pedialyte has restored me from game to game.
-Adrian E.
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Pedialyte works perfectly when you can't keep anything else down. Been using it for morning sickness for the last three weeks.
-Adriane S.
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My son loves it. We gave it to him when he was running a fever and couldn't keep anything down. I'd recommend it to any parent.
-Alexandria S.
Who can use Pedialyte?
Lots of people ask, “Is Pedialyte for adults too?” The answer is, “Yes!” Uses of Pedialyte range from helping adults and kids stay hydrated during the stomach flu to helping athletes rehydrate after a serious workout.
With a variety of flavors and forms to choose from, there is a Pedialyte that's right for everyone.
Pedialyte® Sport Liters
Formulated for athletes with 5 key electrolytes for fast rehydration and muscle support for before, during, or after workouts.
Learn more >Pedialyte® with Immune Support
Pedialyte with Immune Support liters deliver advanced rehydration with nutrients to support your immune system.
Learn more >Pedialyte® Electrolyte Water Liters
Hydration with 3 key electrolytes and zero sugar,|| no artificial flavors, and no colors.
Learn more >Pedialyte® Organic Liters
Advanced rehydration that’s USDA-certified organic with no artificial colors, flavors, or sweeteners.
Learn more >Pedialyte AdvancedCare® Liters
AdvancedCare Liters have PreActiv® Prebiotics to promote a healthy digestive system.
Learn more >Pedialyte® Classic Liters
The go-to for quickly replenishing lost fluids and electrolytes, in great-tasting flavors.
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Pedialyte AdvancedCare® Plus Powder Packs
Rehydration on the go! Get 33% more electrolytes§ in three portable flavors.
Learn more >Pedialyte® Sport Powder Packs
Formulated for athletes with 5 key electrolytes for fast rehydration and muscle support for before, during, or after workouts.
Learn more >Pedialyte® with Immune Support
Advanced hydration with 4 key nutrients to support your immune system
Learn more >Pedialyte® Classic Powder Packs
With four awesome flavors, these are great for staying hydrated on the go. We also have a Variety Pack with four kid-approved flavors!
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g/L, grams per liter; mEq/L, milliequivalents per liter.
* Mild to moderate dehydration.
† Pedialyte rehydration products have at least 1030mg sodium and no more than 25g sugars per liter; leading sports drink has ~460 sodium and ~58g sugars per liter.
‡ Pedialyte AdvancedCare Plus has 1380 mg sodium and no more than 25 g sugars per liter; leading sports drink has ~460 mg sodium and ~58 g sugars per liter.
§ 60 mEq sodium electrolytes per liter vs 45 mEq in original Pedialyte.
ǁ Low in calories.
References:
1. Kleinman RE, et al, eds. Pediatric Nutrition. 7th ed. Elk Grove Village, Illinois: American Academy of Pediatrics; 2019. 2. Limbos MA, et al. Contemp Pediatr. 1996:1-12.
