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C4 Energy Strawberry Watermelon Drink Sticks - 8ct

$6.19($3.87/ounce)

Sunkist Orange Soda - 10pk/7.5 fl oz Mini Cans

$6.79($0.09/fluid ounce)

Emergen-C Vitamin C Drink Mix Packets - Super Orange

$5.99 - $22.49

Simply Beverages Orange Pulp Free Juice with Calcium and Vitamin D - 76 fl oz

$7.79($0.10/fluid ounce)

Ultima Replenisher Tropical Variety Pack Electrolyte Drink Mix - 8pk

$9.49($9.89/ounce)

Strawberry Lemonade - 52 fl oz - Good & Gather™

$2.69($0.05/fluid ounce)

CELSIUS On The Go Powder Sticks Peach Vibe Essential Energy - 14pk Sticks

$11.99($5.00/ounce)

Ultima Replenisher Drink Sticks Pink Lemonade - 8ct

$9.49($10.32/ounce)
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Hydration with Electrolytes Drink Mix - Variety Pack - up&up™

Liquid I.V. Sugar Free Hydration Multiplier Vegan Powder Electrolyte Supplements - Rainbow Sherbert - 0.45oz/10ct

Just Ingredients Electrolytes Drink Mix Packs - Lemon Lime - 2.01oz/10ct

$14.99

C4 Energy Frozen Bombsicle Drink Sticks - 8ct

$6.19($3.87/ounce)

Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier Vegan Powder Electrolyte Supplements - Strawberry Lemonade - 0.56oz/10ct

Crystal Light Strawberry Lemonade Drink Mix - 1.62 fl oz Bottle: Caffeine Free

$2.99($1.85/fluid ounce)

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Products commonly advertise 'no added sugar', 'zero sugar' or 'low sugar', and low‑calorie formulas. Others emphasize natural or minimal sweeteners instead of artificial sweeteners rather than making explicit zero‑calorie claims.

Common types include electrolyte/hydration mixes, vitamin C–style immune or energy drink powders, and greens or superfood powder blends that include orange flavoring.

They’re usually sold as single‑serve packets or multi‑serve containers with scoops. Listings commonly show packet counts (for example, 30 packets) or a tub with a scoop for multiple servings.

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