- Doctor Formulated
- Same Hydration As An IV Drip
- Gives you More Energy
SOS Sports Hydration Electrolyte
Powder - 50 Servings
For the athlete in everyone, SOS powder helps active people maintain healthy body function all day, reduce fatigue, or provide a just-in-time energy boost when you need it most.
- 10 Calories
- 3g Sugar
- 3g Carbs
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One-time Purchase $39.95
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- 15% Off Regular Price
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- Delivered Every 30 Days
Get more from water
Boost your immune system
B6, B12, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Zinc, Magnesium, Folic Acid
Achieve balance
The RIGHT mix of electrolytes, minerals, & other essential compounds
Save time
3x more effective than water & SOS hydrates your cells 3x better than our closest competitor
Great Taste
Choose from 5 fruity flavors!
Great for Kids!
SOS is safe for children and all members of the family to use
What Does Your Daily
Hydration Schedule Look Like?
Frequently Asked Questions
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOS AND SPORTS DRINKS?
For the athlete in everyone, SOS powder helps active people maintain healthy body function all day, reduce fatigue, or provide a just-in-time energy boost when you need it most.
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOS AND ENERGY DRINKS?
The main ingredients of energy drinks are high amounts of sugar and caffeine. As their name implies, they are made to give an artificial energy boost and not meant to rehydrate you. Caffeine is known to be a mild diuretic because it blocks the Anti-diuretic Hormone (ADH) in the brain, thus increasing the urine production and flushing valuable sodium from your body. Some energy drinks contain very high amounts of sugar or fructose and rarely replenish the minerals needed for rehydration.
WHAT CAUSES ME TO GET DEHYDRATED DURING THE DAY?
Everyday, even when we don't sense it, we are losing water through evaporation, breathing, urine excretion and physical activity. Below are some of the environments and activities that contribute to dehydration.
- Extreme Heat
- Stress
- Illness
- Exercise
- Alcohol Consumption
- Flying
IS TOO MUCH SODIUM BAD FOR YOU?
Yes, even though sodium is essential for balance and is involved in many physiologic processes, in excess it can be harmful. Our body has mechanisms to keep a stable sodium-water balance When we sweat, we lose water with a large sodium concentration. This is why it's important to replenish with a balance of appropriate minerals and vitamins. However, too much sodium can cause swelling, and other complications. SOS uses the bodies natural process to enhance absorption and provides the correct amount of sodium to replenish what you are losing.
HOW DO I KNOW IF I AM DEHYDRATED?
Dehydration can cause headaches, irritability, weakness, dizziness, lack of focus, tiredness, dry mouth, and more. Any of these symptoms may indicate that you are dehydrated. Thirst, while not the primary indicator of dehydration, is a still a symptom to be aware of. Dark or yellow urine with low volume is a simple yet very strong sign of dehydration. You may also experience a dry mouth and chapped lips. Important and urgent signs of dehydration include rapid heart rate, confusion, or fainting.
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