Single-serve powdered packets can be as small as 0.14-ounce each (often sold in boxes of ten totaling 1.4 oz). Ready-to-drink bottles are commonly sold as 12 fl oz single bottles and larger 52 fl oz bottles.
Options range from sugar-free powdered packets with 0 g sugar and about 10 calories per packet, to light ready-to-drink bottles at around 25 calories and 5 g sugar, up to fruit or watermelon bottled lemonades with roughly 75–80 calories and 17–18 g sugar per 12 oz bottle.
Beyond classic lemon, flavor variations include blueberry lemonade, strawberry lemonade, watermelon lemonade, and strawberry–watermelon blends.
Search results show two main formats for individual lemonade: powdered single‑serve drink packets to mix with water, and ready‑to‑drink liquid bottles in single-serving sizes.
Empty a packet into water and mix. Common label instructions include pouring a packet into about 2 cups of water or into a 16.9 oz or 20 oz bottle (or a 16 oz glass), then shaking or stirring until dissolved.