Daily Hydration Lemonade | Single Serving Lemonade
Everyday Hydration, Calibrated in Lemonade
Momentous’s Daily Hydration Lemonade pairs precisely dosed sodium, chloride, and potassium with 2 g of functional carbohydrate to help the body absorb and retain water during normal activity, travel, workdays, and everyday workouts.
The intentionally minimal formula avoids electrolyte overload and artificial colors, flavors, and sweeteners while keeping the flavor light enough to sip throughout the day.
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- Supports everyday cellular hydration and fluid balance
- Provides 100 mg sodium, 150 mg chloride, and 50 mg potassium per packet
- Includes 2 g functional carbohydrate to support sodium and water absorption
- No artificial colors, flavors, or sweeteners
- NSF Certified for Sport®
Mix 1 packet with 16 oz water. Enjoy multiple packets per day for consistent hydration support.
For prolonged, high-intensity exercise or heavy sweat loss, choose a sweat-replacement formula designed for that use.
Key Ingredients Breakdown
- Hawaiian Red Sea Salt: Provides sodium and chloride for fluid balance.
- Potassium Citrate: Supports intracellular fluid balance and normal nerve and muscle function.
- Organic Cane Sugar and Organic Honey Powder: Supply functional carbohydrate that supports sodium and water absorption.
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 packet (3.4 g). Servings Per Container: 1. Calories: 10. Total Carbohydrate: 2 g (less than 1% DV). Total Sugars: 1 g. Includes 1 g Added Sugars (2% DV). Chloride (from Hawaiian Red Sea Salt): 150 mg (7% DV). Sodium (from Hawaiian Red Sea Salt): 100 mg (4% DV). Potassium (as Potassium Citrate): 50 mg (1% DV). Organic Cane Sugar: 1 g. Organic Honey Powder: 1 g. Daily Value not established for organic cane sugar and organic honey powder.
Other Ingredients
Natural Lemon Flavor, Citric Acid, Reb M.
This specific product is NSF Certified for Sport®, with finished-product testing for banned substances, purity, and label accuracy. It is also presented by Momentous as gluten free and non-GMO.







