Hydration Fuel Guide

Compare common hydration products and understand how they contribute to your hydration goals.

Educational resource only

BODYARMOR Sports Drink

Sports Drink

🧂 Sodium

30mg

🍌 Potassium

700mg

🍞 Carbs

36g

🔥 Calories

140kcal

💧 Serving Size

16 fl oz (473 mL) bottle

FluidElectrolytesCarbohydrates

Provides fluid, carbohydrates, and electrolytes to support hydration during training and recovery.

BODYARMOR FLASH I.V.

Electrolyte Drink Mix

🧂 Sodium

220mg

🍌 Potassium

340mg

🍞 Carbs

3g

🔥 Calories

15kcal

💧 Serving Size

1 stick pack mixed in 16 fl oz water

ElectrolytesLow calorie

Provides concentrated electrolytes designed to support hydration needs during demanding training environments.

LMNT

High-Sodium Electrolyte Drink Mix

🧂 Sodium

1,000mg

🍌 Potassium

200mg

🍞 Carbs

0g

🔥 Calories

5kcal

💧 Serving Size

1 stick pack mixed in 16 fl oz water

ElectrolytesHigh sodiumNo sugar

High sodium electrolyte option that may be useful for athletes with high sweat sodium losses.

Liquid I.V.

Electrolyte Drink Mix

🧂 Sodium

500mg

🍌 Potassium

370mg

🍞 Carbs

11g

🔥 Calories

45kcal

💧 Serving Size

1 stick pack mixed in 16 fl oz water

ElectrolytesCarbohydrates

Provides electrolytes and carbohydrates to support hydration and recovery.

How Does This Fit My Hydration Plan?

Practice Duration

Your Post-Practice Sodium Target

500–1,000mg sodium

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BODYARMOR Sports Drink provides

30mg per serving

Serving size: 16 fl oz (473 mL) bottle. Compare this against your 500–1,000 mg post-practice sodium target. Products are shown for education and are not part of any calculation.

Choosing an Electrolyte Product

The best hydration product depends on training duration, sweat rate, environment, nutrition habits, and individual needs. Athletes with heavy sweat losses may require more sodium replacement than athletes with lower sweat losses.

Label Notice

Nutrition facts can change based on product formulation and serving size. Always check the current product label for the most accurate information.

These recommendations are educational estimates intended to support hydration planning. Individual hydration needs vary. Consult with an athletic trainer, sports dietitian, or physician for individualized recommendations.