Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack by Ritua in decorative blue and gold container, part of Drinks and Electrolytes collections

Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack

$56.95
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Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack by Ritua in decorative blue and gold container, part of Drinks and Electrolytes collections
  • Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack by Ritua in decorative blue and gold container, part of Drinks and Electrolytes collections
  • Nutrition label and ingredients list on Ritua Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack electrolyte drink container in teal packaging.
  • Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack by Ritua in teal packaging with electrolyte info, part of Drinks and Low Carb collections
  • Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack by Ritua in decorative blue container with single berry-flavored sachet from Electrolytes collection.
  • Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack by Ritua, berry-flavored electrolyte stick in burgundy with gold accents, from Drinks and Electrolytes collections
Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack

Ritua

Hydrate - Berry - 30 Pack

$56.95

$1.89 per serve 30 serves

  • 1000mgsodium
  • 190mgpotassium
  • 70mgmagnesium

Per serve, as listed by Ritua.

  • Sugar free
  • No artificial sweeteners
  • Sweetened with stevia, monk fruit
Delivery from $10Metro $10, remote $20. Tracked with Australia Post.
Ships within 2 business daysPacked in Wollongong and shipped every weekday.

Ritua Hydrate Berry is a naturally flavoured electrolyte powder in a convenient 30 pack.
Simple, refreshing and easy to mix.

Each serve contains 1000mg of sodium, 190mg of potassium and 70mg of magnesium. Made with only natural flavours and sweeteners (stevia and monk fruit).

  • 1000mg sodium, 190mg potassium and 70mg magnesium per serve
  • Sweetened with stevia and monk fruit
  • All-natural formula with no artificial ingredients

 

Ingredients
Sodium Chloride, Citric Acid, Potassium Citrate, Magnesium Citrate, Natural Flavour, Sweeteners (Stevia, Monk Fruit), Natural Colour (Gardenia Yellow), Anti-Caking Agent (Silica Dioxide).

Always read the label and use only as directed. This product is a food, not a medicine.

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