Most orange drink mixes come as single‑serve packets; pour a packet into a bottle or glass, then stir or shake to dissolve. Many hydration and electrolyte mixes specify one packet per about 16 fl oz of water.
Most orange mixes are non‑caffeinated or decaffeinated. A few specialty options (for example, matcha orange) contain naturally occurring caffeine.
Sweeteners vary by product: some use organic stevia, others use organic cane sugar, and there are sugar‑free options. Calories in the listings range from 0 (zero‑calorie products) up to about 5 calories per serving.
Electrolyte mixes commonly list magnesium, calcium, potassium, chloride, sodium and sometimes phosphorus. Some hydration formulas also include vitamin C, zinc and B vitamins (B3, B5, B6 and B12).
Some tea and matcha orange mixes are formulated for hot or cold preparation. Hydration and electrolyte mixes are presented as single‑serve packets to mix into water and typically do not emphasize hot preparation.