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Ethan's Organic Pineapple Aloe Energy Shot - Case of 6/2 fz

Ardor Pink Grapefruit Sparkling Water - Case of 12/12 oz

Guayaki Yerba Mate Peach Revival - 11.5 fl oz Can

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In this selection, ready-to-drink recovery shakes commonly provide high single-serve protein amounts; examples shown include about 26 g, 32 g, and 42 g of protein per bottle/serving.

Common electrolytes and minerals listed include sodium, potassium, magnesium, and calcium. Some products also emphasize naturally occurring electrolytes derived from fruit sources.

Descriptions and reviews commonly highlight post-workout recovery, everyday rehydration, and rehydration during illness, heat exhaustion, or travel as typical uses.

Most items are ready-to-drink liquids; the selection also includes freezeable electrolyte pops intended to be frozen and consumed.

Single-serve sizes shown range from about 11.15 fl oz up to 20 fl oz. Larger bottles or multi-item packs include sizes around 33.6–44.6 fl oz and 1 L options, and package quantities listed include 1, 4, 8, and 16.

Packaging materials noted include plastic, paper or cardboard, and aluminum containers.

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