4.0 out of 5 stars Good flavor, good ingredients, premium price

2026-01-26    -Amazon Shopper

This sport hydration drink sachet tastes good, and mostly dissolves well, but no matter how well I try to mix it, there is a bit of sediment left if I take my time drinking it. I like that it is low in sugars and calories and has cleaner ingredients than some sports hydration drinks out there. What I don't like is the premium pricing. It is quite expensive and it's not as high in electrolytes as a lot of options out there either. It does include ginseng, tumeric etc that many don't do I suppose that might have some bearing on the increased price, but I also am not a fan of things that kind of seem to have a bunch of trendy supplements all thrown in because if you use this drink and then take a supplement for focus or energy or a whole array of things, it could quite likely have duplicate ingredients so I prefer my electrolytes to just be electrolytes so I don't end up taking too much of something erroneously. It is clearly marked to only take one stuck a day, and it does have the supplements listed, it just makes it harder to keep track and harder to take other things if they include one of the same ingredients. So I don't think I would repurchase this, especially at the price point it is but it does taste good and the ingredients seem to be a decent quality so if you don't find this expensive, it might be the right hydration drink for you.

4.0 out of 5 stars Tropical hydration

2026-02-05    -Betty

I received this product through the Amazon Vine program. I’m familiar with Arbonne, having reluctantly attended MLM parties in the past. I know Arbonne to be a premium brand, so I was excited to have the opportunity to review one of their products. At the $36 price point, this is not something that I would usually purchase for myself. I’m usually a straight up water gal, but I do like to have electrolyte packets on hand for mornings after having a drink or two.The box has a warning for pregnant and breastfeeding women which I assume has to do with the ingredients. I clocked that as weird but it did not deter me from trying the product. I mixed the powder with the recommended 16 ounces of water. The result is a pale yellow liquid that looks unappealing but smells and tastes quite good. The flavor is sweet and tropical without being too sugary or overpowering. There is also no chemical aftertaste that I sometimes notice with other powders. I also note that the powder doesn’t completely dissolve. I tried using a milk frother and a blender ball, but I still had some sediment in my cup with either method.Overall, I give this product four stars, taking off one due to the price point.

5.0 out of 5 stars Convenient stick packs that mix well and taste pleasant - just know your purpose.

2026-01-24    -Tuxedo Traveler

A note about Amazon Vine: I receive products through this program in exchange for providing truly honest reviews. It's worth mentioning that these products aren't truly free - Vine members are required to pay INCOME tax on all items received. Because of this expense, I'm selective about what I choose to review, requesting only products I genuinely intend to use. This is relevant as I have no reason to provide inflated ratings simply because I received a product at no upfront cost. When I rate highly, it's because it genuinely performed well for me or serves its intended purpose. Products that fail to meet reasonable expectations will be evaluated accordingly.Without further ado, here's my review of the Arbonne Sport Hydration Supplement:This is the first time I've tried Arbonne sport hydration,and I really like the flavor. Tropical Berry is pleasant and doesn't taste overly artificial, it's light and mixes reasonably well with a vigorous shake in a water bottle, though a few granules sometimes settle if I don't drink it quickly. I do like this as a daily thirst quencher.This isn't really for endurance athletes or anyone needed significant electrolyte replacements. The one-stick-per-day limit suggests it's more of a supplement than a hydrating beverage for intense use, and if you dig deep on the ingredients, it seems to me the electrolyte levels might be too low for really heavy sweating or endurance sports. I think of this more like GREAT for light activity, daily hydration, or maybe post-workout antioxidant support.I like that it doesn't have artificial colors or sweeteners, this is generally clean ingredients and although it's not fully "sugar-free" it's relatively low in added sugars.At the time of this review, this box of 20 single-serving sticks was listed at $36.00. This positions it at a premium price point. If you are a casual exerciser and want a light hydration boost, I think this is an excellent product and price point for that niche. If you have specific training needs that are more intense, you might want to study this as I'm not sure this product is made for that purpose.I hope this review has been helpful to you.

5.0 out of 5 stars Convenient stick packs that mix well and taste pleasant - just know your purpose.

2026-01-28    -Tuxedo Traveler

A note about Amazon Vine: I receive products through this program in exchange for providing truly honest reviews. It's worth mentioning that these products aren't truly free - Vine members are required to pay INCOME tax on all items received. Because of this expense, I'm selective about what I choose to review, requesting only products I genuinely intend to use. This is relevant as I have no reason to provide inflated ratings simply because I received a product at no upfront cost. When I rate highly, it's because it genuinely performed well for me or serves its intended purpose. Products that fail to meet reasonable expectations will be evaluated accordingly.Without further ado, here's my review of the Arbonne Sport Hydration Supplement:This is the first time I've tried Arbonne sport hydration,and I really like the flavor. Tropical Berry is pleasant and doesn't taste overly artificial, it's light and mixes reasonably well with a vigorous shake in a water bottle, though a few granules sometimes settle if I don't drink it quickly. I do like this as a daily thirst quencher.This isn't really for endurance athletes or anyone needed significant electrolyte replacements. The one-stick-per-day limit suggests it's more of a supplement than a hydrating beverage for intense use, and if you dig deep on the ingredients, it seems to me the electrolyte levels might be too low for really heavy sweating or endurance sports. I think of this more like GREAT for light activity, daily hydration, or maybe post-workout antioxidant support.I like that it doesn't have artificial colors or sweeteners, this is generally clean ingredients and although it's not fully "sugar-free" it's relatively low in added sugars.At the time of this review, this box of 20 single-serving sticks was listed at $36.00. This positions it at a premium price point. If you are a casual exerciser and want a light hydration boost, I think this is an excellent product and price point for that niche. If you have specific training needs that are more intense, you might want to study this as I'm not sure this product is made for that purpose.I hope this review has been helpful to you.

4.0 out of 5 stars Good flavor, good ingredients, premium price

2026-01-22    -Amazon Shopper

This sport hydration drink sachet tastes good, and mostly dissolves well, but no matter how well I try to mix it, there is a bit of sediment left if I take my time drinking it. I like that it is low in sugars and calories and has cleaner ingredients than some sports hydration drinks out there. What I don't like is the premium pricing. It is quite expensive and it's not as high in electrolytes as a lot of options out there either. It does include ginseng, tumeric etc that many don't do I suppose that might have some bearing on the increased price, but I also am not a fan of things that kind of seem to have a bunch of trendy supplements all thrown in because if you use this drink and then take a supplement for focus or energy or a whole array of things, it could quite likely have duplicate ingredients so I prefer my electrolytes to just be electrolytes so I don't end up taking too much of something erroneously. It is clearly marked to only take one stuck a day, and it does have the supplements listed, it just makes it harder to keep track and harder to take other things if they include one of the same ingredients. So I don't think I would repurchase this, especially at the price point it is but it does taste good and the ingredients seem to be a decent quality so if you don't find this expensive, it might be the right hydration drink for you.

4.0 out of 5 stars Tropical hydration

2026-01-30    -Betty

I received this product through the Amazon Vine program. I’m familiar with Arbonne, having reluctantly attended MLM parties in the past. I know Arbonne to be a premium brand, so I was excited to have the opportunity to review one of their products. At the $36 price point, this is not something that I would usually purchase for myself. I’m usually a straight up water gal, but I do like to have electrolyte packets on hand for mornings after having a drink or two.The box has a warning for pregnant and breastfeeding women which I assume has to do with the ingredients. I clocked that as weird but it did not deter me from trying the product. I mixed the powder with the recommended 16 ounces of water. The result is a pale yellow liquid that looks unappealing but smells and tastes quite good. The flavor is sweet and tropical without being too sugary or overpowering. There is also no chemical aftertaste that I sometimes notice with other powders. I also note that the powder doesn’t completely dissolve. I tried using a milk frother and a blender ball, but I still had some sediment in my cup with either method.Overall, I give this product four stars, taking off one due to the price point.