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Other ingredients: citric acid, sorbitol, natural flavors, polyethylene glycol, acesulfame potassium sucralose.
Made in USA.
Item 752086
Specification | Description |
| Suggested use | During activity |
| Net weight | 2.64 ounces |
| Serving size | 1 tablet |
| Servings per container | 12 |
| Calories per serving | 10 |
| Calories from fat | 0 |
| Total fat | 0 |
| Saturated fat | 0 |
| Trans fat | 0 |
| Cholesterol | 0 |
| Sodium | 410 milligrams |
| Potassium | 70 grams |
| Carbohydrates | 1 gram |
| Dietary fiber | 0 |
| Sugars | 0 |
| Protein | 0 |
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Comments about CamelBak Elixir - 12 Serving:
Pleasant lemon-lime taste. Don't use too much or it can overwhelm you. I like to add it the night before and refrigerate it.
No aftertaste in my Camelbak after cleaning.
Better than Gatorade! Doesn't have that awful sweet taste...
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My 2 teenage children are diabetic and this is a GREAT way to give them their electrolytes when they are sick without giving them extra sugar or worse---corn syrup! They also enjoy this during sports (horse vaulting/running/tennis/swimming) Pedialyte is many times more expensive and tastes terrible!! My husband is a competitive cyclist and found this a great find for himself also!!
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When I'm cycling for my long workouts (>3hrs), these tablets in my camelbak really give me that extra boost of energy. I find that if I fill my camelbak bladder w/ about 1/3 of ice cubes then H2O, then mix in 4 tabs for 100 oz. It's an amazing difference than just going w/ plain H2O. I do carry plain H2O in my cycle frame bottles and find that I will deplete my entire water source by the end of my workout. (Note: When running, I did find that the ice cubes can be an annoying jiggle.)
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Comments about CamelBak Elixir - 12 Serving:
Things I like:
1) nice alternative to drinking water all the time
2) electrolyte replacement
3) no after taste after rinsing out bottle/bladder
4) Lemon-Lime has a good taste
Things I did not like:
1) expensive
2) each tablet works with 24oz. rather than 33oz./Liter so it is a pain to measure water for a nalgene bottle and 4 tablets in a 100oz bladder taste watered down.
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These are an easy way to get a boost and some extra electrolytes during your hike, but the taste isn't that great, a buck a tablet is a little pricey considering you need to use at least one per liter, and they did leave a residue in my camelback after I used them. I had to ask my wife to get her hands inside to clean it out properly.
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Comments about CamelBak Elixir - 12 Serving:
This stuff is great, went for several days on just this stuff out in Bengal India when I had a major case of bacteria in the gutt from water and food. It let me survive.
And People, It tastes a lot better than any dry electrolyte that I could get my hands on there.
Any seriouse Trekker should consider this, especially if you are a lone trecker.
It is pricy but so worth keeping in your bag!!!
YOU don't have to use it full strengh to get the bennies form it. Carry it.
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Comments about CamelBak Elixir - 12 Serving:
I liked the ease of use and sugar-free composition of the elixir tabs. The taste was okay too. However, I noticed that my fingers swelled quite a bit when I used these on a long hike, more than with a competing brand. I'd recommend these, but I would mix them to a less concentrated amount to lessen the amount of sodium in each drink.
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Comments about CamelBak Elixir - 12 Serving:
I used to carry Gatorade powder on long desert hikes (four or five days), but I got tired of the sugar crash and cleaning gunk out of my bladder. I switched to this product to get away from the sugar, and I am very pleased with it. I use it after running (4.5 miles or so) and on desert hikes. No sugar crash, and no mess to clean up. It's expensive, but very good.
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Comments about CamelBak Elixir - 12 Serving:
I threw these into my backpack for a recent high altitude backpack with a group. Despite lots of water, the first day was tough. Three of us developed some dehydration and nausea and these worked for each of us. I put one tablet in a liter of water and the Orange Alert flavor tastes great. I personally appreciate the caffeine as I usually drink diet coke. I'll be buying more soon.
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Comments about CamelBak Elixir - 12 Serving:
I use a Camelbak fairly regularly in the normal course of my work. The "Gatorade" type drink powder my employer provides A) contains *a lot* of sugar and makes me ill and B) makes a huge mess in a Camelbak if it isn't cleaned throughly and regularly!
Elixir doesn't make a mess, is easy to use on the move in both a hydo pack and water bottles, and tastes pretty good.
I've been using this since the summer of '08 and found that 2 tabs in a 32 oz. Nalgene, 5 in my 3 L. Camelbak work well for me.
The price is why I didn't give it that 5th star as it's expensive at over $4/gal but the convenience is worth it.
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