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Earth Energy Electrolytes Review: 750 mg Sodium, 0 Sugar

Five electrolytes, 500 mg coconut water, zero sugar, about $0.67 a drink.

Earth Energy Clean Hydration

Our verdict

Earth Energy Clean Hydration

9.6/10
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Earth Energy is our top all-around electrolyte pick because it combines 750 mg sodium with 300 mg potassium, 50 mg magnesium, 50 mg calcium, 1,150 mg chloride and 500 mg coconut water powder, while keeping sugar at zero.

Same parent company as this siteEarth Energy is owned by LJ Global Inc., which also owns Healthy Expert Reviews. Details

IMPORTANT: The number that matters most in an electrolyte mix is not how many flavors it comes in. It is whether the formula gives you meaningful sodium plus the supporting minerals you actually lose through sweat, without turning every serving into a sugary drink.

750 mg sodium. Zero sugar. Five electrolytes.

One brand gives you 11 grams of sugar. Another gives you only 55 mg sodium. Another tastes convenient but delivers less than half the sodium Earth Energy does.

Earth Energy gives you:

750 mg sodium 1,150 mg chloride 300 mg potassium 50 mg magnesium 50 mg calcium 500 mg coconut water powder 0 g sugar

That is what a serious everyday hydration formula should look like on paper.

What you actually get

Sodium750 mg
Chloride1,150 mg
Potassium300 mg
Magnesium50 mg
Calcium50 mg
Coconut water powder500 mg
Sugar0 g
SweetenerStevia; no artificial sweeteners or dyes
Format30-serving jar, lemon-lime
Price$22.95 for 1 jar (30 servings); $39.95 for 2 jars (60 servings)
Guarantee30-day money-back guarantee

Earth Energy Electrolytes pros and cons

Pros

  • 750 mg sodium
  • Five essential electrolytes
  • 500 mg coconut water
  • Zero sugar
  • No artificial sweeteners
  • Real mineral sources

Cons

  • Re-Lyte has more sodium
  • Powder requires mixing
  • Contains coconut
  • Stevia may not suit everyone

How we scored it

Transparency
9.8/10
Formula
9.6/10
Value
9.5/10
Overall
9.6/10

Final thoughts

Earth Energy wins because it focuses on the part of hydration that matters: the minerals. You get 750 mg sodium plus chloride, potassium, magnesium and calcium, with zero sugar and no artificial sweeteners or dyes. Liquid I.V. and DripDrop are easier to toss in a pocket, but their flagship formulas add sugar and wrap every serving separately. Earth Energy is best for buyers who want a strong everyday electrolyte formula without turning hydration into a packet habit.

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Questions people ask

Why should I trust a review from a site that owns the brand?

You shouldn't take our word for it. That's why we disclose the ownership on every page, publish the dose, IgG standard and testing details, and score every product on the same criteria.

How we reviewed it

We reviewed the Earth Energy Clean Hydration product page, buyer's guide, testing details, pricing and published policies, and scored it on the same criteria we use for every electrolytes supplement. We did not laboratory-test the product.

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Updated October 3, 2026.

Ownership disclosure

Healthy Expert Reviews and Earth Energy Supplements are both owned by LJ Global Inc. This page reviews a product made by our parent company. We may benefit when you buy through links on this page. Scores follow the same published criteria we use for every product.

Sources

  1. earthenergysupplementstore.com. https://www.earthenergysupplementstore.com/products/electrolytes
  2. earthenergysupplementstore.com. https://www.earthenergysupplementstore.com/pages/ingredient-library

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk to your doctor before starting a supplement, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or take medication.