powerade sports drink

Per 20 fl oz: 400 mg sodium and 130 mg potassium. Per 12 fl oz: 240 mg sodium and 80 mg potassium.

Shown options are 20 fl oz bottles sold singly (package quantity 1, net weight 20 fl oz) and 8‑packs of 20 fl oz bottles (package quantity 8, net weight 160 fl oz).

The product descriptions list Vitamin C and Vitamin B12. The listings state Vitamin C “helps support energy metabolism” and Vitamin B12 “helps support normal immune function.” Verify the Nutrition Facts panel and packaging for the exact label wording.

The product details list these drinks as non‑caffeinated and show 0% juice content for the entries provided.

The descriptions list calcium and magnesium in addition to sodium and potassium as part of the electrolyte blend.

Some product listings explicitly state the drinks do not contain any of the nine major allergens. However, not every product page includes this claim—always check the bottle label or the specific product listing for allergen declarations.

The product details list the beverage containers as plastic for the shown options.

Descriptions position the drinks as workout hydration, stating the formula is designed to hydrate and replenish during and after intense workouts and that they can be a helpful part of a training routine.