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Sugar-Free
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Gluten-Free
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Nothing Artificial
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No GMOs
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Paleo & Vegan Friendly
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Plant Based
Everyday hydration, powered by clean ingredients
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Lemonade - Hydrating Electrolytes
Regular price $42.99Regular priceUnit price per -
Tropical Punch - Hydrating Electrolytes
Regular price $42.99Regular priceUnit price per -
Watermelon - Hydrating Electrolytes
Regular price $42.99Regular priceUnit price per -
Variety Pack - Hydrating Electrolytes
Regular price $42.99Regular priceUnit price per
Lido is Built Different
We couldn’t find any hydration products built for active women like us, so we made our own…
910mg
Electrolytes
0g
Sugar
5
calories
$1.50
cost per serving
LEADING SPORTS DRINKS
- 350mgelectrolytes
- 34gsugar
- 140calories
- $2.75+cost per serving
OTHER ELECTROLYTE BRANDS
- 486mgelectrolytes
- 11gsugar
- 45calories
- $1.50+cost per serving
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If drinking water makes you feel sick, you may be have an electrolyte imbalance from excess water. Learn how to fix it.
Feeling nauseous after drinking water might mea...
If drinking water makes you feel sick, you may be have an electrolyte imbalance from excess water. Learn how to fix it.
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Why lying down during or after drinking water c...
If drinking water makes you feel sick after lying down, shifting pressure and reflux may be to blame. Learn how body position can trigger water-related nausea.
Why lying down during or after drinking water c...
If drinking water makes you feel sick after lying down, shifting pressure and reflux may be to blame. Learn how body position can trigger water-related nausea.
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Why Does Water Make My Acid Reflux and Nausea W...
If drinking water makes you feel sick with acid reflux or GERD, added pressure may be to blame. Learn how water can trigger nausea and how to prevent it.
Why Does Water Make My Acid Reflux and Nausea W...
If drinking water makes you feel sick with acid reflux or GERD, added pressure may be to blame. Learn how water can trigger nausea and how to prevent it.
