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Model: BODYARMOR ZERO Sugar Orange, Sugar Free Sports Drink - Low-Calorie Hydration - Natural Flavors with Potassium Packed Electrolytes, Antioxidants, and B-vitamins, 16 fl oz (pack of 12)
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It's nice they removed the 2 carbs from the orignal zero flavor formula. Does this one taste like the chemical sugars tho?
The new zero reformulation is trash you can literally taste every vitamin even more than the old.
Try their reformulation of Lyte, to me this is the best sports drink on the market with the amount of electrolytes and the price.
Amazon has 12 oz and 16 oz packs on sale come out to be less than $1 or basically grocery store prices.
I also found the Lyte flavors to be all better than the zero flavors as they have a dragonfruit, blueberry pomegranate, straw banana, all flavors not seen in zero
Im pretty sure the only reason they are keeping zero is because it contains natural sweeteners only (stevia) vs Lyte which contains stevia and allulose, a newer sweetener that is said to be superior and more expensive than the common boys sucralose and Ace K. Allulose to me and at least 4-5 people that tried multiple flavors in my household seems to cover the bitterness of the stevia while not oversweetening the drink to the point of nausea like with Gatorade Zero
Lyte also has coconut juice in it versus zero which has none.
For me, if it tastes somewhat palatable and has that many electrolytes it's pretty hard to beat esp the little 12 oz bottles have more electrolytes than 20-28 oz bottles of Powerade/Gatorade with minimal carbs.
Im shocked Coke hasnt tried to market these drinks harder with all the competing hydration drinks like Prime, Electrolit filling the shelves​
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Try their reformulation of Lyte, to me this is the best sports drink on the market with the amount of electrolytes and the price.
Amazon has 12 oz and 16 oz packs on sale come out to be less than $1 or basically grocery store prices.
I also found the Lyte flavors to be all better than the zero flavors as they have a dragonfruit, blueberry pomegranate, straw banana, all flavors not seen in zero
Im pretty sure the only reason they are keeping zero is because it contains natural sweeteners only (stevia) vs Lyte which contains stevia and allulose, a newer sweetener that is said to be superior and more expensive than the common boys sucralose and Ace K. Allulose to me and at least 4-5 people that tried multiple flavors in my household seems to cover the bitterness of the stevia while not oversweetening the drink to the point of nausea like with Gatorade Zero
Lyte also has coconut juice in it versus zero which has none.
For me, if it tastes somewhat palatable and has that many electrolytes it's pretty hard to beat esp the little 12 oz bottles have more electrolytes than 20-28 oz bottles of Powerade/Gatorade with minimal carbs.
Im shocked Coke hasnt tried to market these drinks harder with all the competing hydration drinks like Prime, Electrolit filling the shelves​
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