Liquid I V Hydration Mulitplier Lemon Lime Drink Mix Single – Fast Hydration in a Citrus Packet

Updated → July 2025

Looking for a quick and tasty way to rehydrate? Liquid I V Hydration Mulitplier Lemon Lime Drink Mix Single delivers a bright lemon-lime flavor and 3× the electrolytes of traditional sports drinks in one convenient packet. This non-alcoholic mix keeps you refreshed, whether you’re hitting the trails, recovering from a hangover, or just powering through a busy day.

• Hydration Nation: A Thirst for Wellness
• Why Staying Hydrated Matters
• Meet Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime – The Instant Hydrator
• How Does Cellular Transport Technology Work?
• Flavor Profile: Zesty Lemon Lime Refreshment
• What’s Inside: Nutrition & Dietary Facts
• Liquid I.V. vs. Traditional Sports Drinks
• Liquid I.V. vs. Pedialyte
• Liquid I.V. vs. Nuun Tablets
• Liquid I.V. vs. DripDrop ORS
• When to Use Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime
• How to Prepare and Enjoy
• Single Pack vs. Multi-Pack: Choosing What’s Right
• Local Availability in Jackson, WY
• Rehydrate Today – Our Final Take

Hydration Nation: A Thirst for Wellness

Staying hydrated has become a key focus in today’s wellness trends. The market for electrolyte drinks and hydration products is booming into a multi-billion dollar industry as more people recognize the benefits of proper hydration. From athletes and hikers to office workers, everyone is seeking convenient ways to boost their daily water intake. Functional beverages like electrolyte mixes have surged in popularity, with annual growth rates of around 5–6% as health-conscious consumers swap sugary sodas for rehydrating alternatives. In short, hydration is in – and it’s here to stay.

Part of the rise in this trend is due to better awareness of how even mild dehydration can impact our bodies. Studies show that losing just 2% of your body’s water content can lead to noticeable declines in energy, cognitive function, and physical performance. No wonder electrolyte solutions and hydration multipliers are flying off shelves. These products promise faster, more efficient hydration than water alone, which appeals to weekend warriors and everyday folks alike. Whether it’s recovering from a long flight, a strenuous hike, or last night’s party, consumers are embracing scientifically formulated drink mixes to quench their thirst and replenish vital nutrients.

Why Staying Hydrated Matters

Water makes up roughly 60% of the human body, and maintaining that balance is crucial for health. When we don’t drink enough, we experience fatigue, headaches, dry mouth, and even dizziness. In fact, dehydration is one of the leading preventable causes of midday slumps and reduced physical endurance. Proper hydration keeps our muscles working optimally, supports heart health, and even improves mood and concentration. For athletes, being well-hydrated can mean the difference between peak performance and hitting a wall prematurely. For the rest of us, it’s about feeling our best throughout the day.

In high-altitude locations like Jackson Hole (elevation ~6,200 feet), hydration becomes even more critical. The dry mountain air and lower oxygen levels cause moisture to escape your body faster with every breath. That’s why visitors often feel parched or fatigued if they don’t increase their fluid intake. Drinking plain water is good, but it may not always be enough – especially when you’re losing electrolytes through sweat or alcohol consumption. This is where a product like Liquid I V Hydration Mulitplier Lemon Lime Drink Mix Single comes into play – it not only provides fluid but also the essential salts and sugars your body craves to truly rehydrate.

Meet Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime – The Instant Hydrator

Liquid I V Hydration Mulitplier Lemon Lime Drink Mix Single has become a go-to solution for quick and effective hydration. This product is a single-serving packet of powdered electrolyte drink mix – just tear it open, pour into 16 oz of water, and mix. Instantly, you’ve got a refreshing lemon-lime flavored hydration drink that’s designed to absorb faster and hydrate you more efficiently than water alone. Liquid I.V. is a California-based brand (now part of Unilever’s portfolio) known for pioneering what they call “CTT® – Cellular Transport Technology” in their formulas. In simple terms, CTT is based on the science of Oral Rehydration Solutions, which use a specific ratio of glucose (sugar) and electrolytes (like sodium & potassium) to enhance water absorption in the body.

Since launching in 2012, Liquid I.V. has exploded in popularity – from gym enthusiasts to music festival-goers, and yes, even as a morning recovery drink after enjoying Jackson Hole’s nightlife. The Lemon Lime flavor is one of their flagship offerings and remains a fan favorite because it tastes like a classic lemon-lime sports drink but with a lighter, not overly sweet profile. Each single packet is travel-friendly (weighing just 0.56 oz) and perfect for on-the-go use. Located at 115 Buffalo Way in Jackson, Wyoming, The Liquor Store Of Jackson Hole (theliquorstorejacksonhole.com) offers this popular Hydration Multiplier in-store, so you can quickly grab a packet or two whenever you need rapid rehydration.

How Does Cellular Transport Technology Work?

The magic behind Liquid I.V.’s effectiveness is their science-backed formula known as Cellular Transport Technology (CTT). At its core, CTT is inspired by the World Health Organization’s oral rehydration solution formula, which has been used for decades to treat dehydration. The principle is simple: by combining the right amounts of sodium, glucose, and potassium, water is absorbed from your gut into your bloodstream more quickly and efficiently.

In each Lemon Lime Hydration Multiplier packet, you’ll find about 500 mg of sodium (from salt and sodium citrate) and 11 grams of sugars (a mix of pure cane sugar and dextrose). When mixed with water, this creates an ideal osmolarity for absorption. The sugars and salt work together – glucose helps sodium and water pass through the intestinal wall faster (via the SGLT transport mechanism, if you want to get technical). This means one packet of Liquid I.V. in your water can hydrate you 2–2.5× faster than drinking water alone. Think of CTT as an expedited water delivery system for your body: you get the fluid plus electrolytes like sodium and potassium (370 mg of potassium in each stick) delivered to your bloodstream in a hurry, helping you feel better **faster**.

What does this mean in real life? Say you just finished a high-intensity hike or a long mountain biking session in the summer sun – your body is low on fluid and electrolytes (hence that wiped-out feeling). Drinking plain water will help, but it might take a while to rebalance your electrolyte levels. With a Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime mix, you’re not only replacing the water but also the critical electrolytes and a bit of sugar to boot. Many users report feeling an almost immediate pick-up – less dizziness, more energy, and quicker recovery from fatigue or cramps – after using this product. It’s like giving your body a shortcut to rehydration.

Flavor Profile: Zesty Lemon Lime Refreshment

Flavor is where Liquid I V Hydration Mulitplier Lemon Lime really shines. This mix is often praised for its “zesty and bright” taste. Imagine the classic lemon-lime sports drink flavor you might know (think along the lines of lemon-lime Gatorade) but with a lighter, cleaner finish. It has a punch of citrus tang and just the right amount of sweetness to be enjoyable without being cloying. There’s a hint of saltiness if you taste carefully – that’s the electrolytes – but it’s well-balanced and barely noticeable to most palates.

One of the reasons this flavor is so popular is that it’s universally appealing: not too sweet, not too sour. The acidity is perfectly tuned to quench thirst; on a hot day, an ice-cold Lemon Lime Liquid I.V. is incredibly refreshing. Unlike some hydration products that might have a weird aftertaste (looking at you, overly artificial flavors!), Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime tastes natural and clean. The formula is also Non-GMO and uses natural flavorings, which contributes to the authentic citrus taste. Many customers who try it say that because it tastes so good, they find themselves drinking more water overall – a nice bonus if you struggle to stay hydrated because you get bored of plain water.

What’s Inside: Nutrition & Dietary Facts

Let’s break down what you’re actually consuming with each Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime packet. Each single-serving stick (about 16 grams of powder) provides:

• Calories: 45 calories per packet. These come entirely from carbohydrates (about 11g of carbs).
• Sugars: 11g total sugars, all of which are added (from pure cane sugar and dextrose). This bit of sugar is crucial for the CTT to function and also gives you a quick energy boost. For comparison, 11g of sugar is less than what you’d get in a typical soda or traditional sports drink serving.
• Sodium: 500mg of sodium, which is 21–22% of the recommended daily value. Sodium is the primary electrolyte that helps with fluid balance, and this amount is purposeful to aid rapid hydration. It might sound high, but when you’re dehydrated or sweating a lot, you actually need to replenish sodium.
• Potassium: 370mg of potassium (about 8% of daily value). Potassium works alongside sodium to maintain electrolyte balance and supports muscle function. It’s a nice inclusion since many people don’t get enough potassium daily.
• Vitamins: Each packet is fortified with several vitamins: Vitamin C (about 60mg, ~70% DV) to support your immune system, and a suite of B vitamins – B3 (Niacin), B5, B6, and B12. These B vitamins (in high percentages, often over 100% DV) help with energy metabolism and can aid in reducing fatigue. For example, B12 is known to help combat tiredness, which is welcome when you’re dehydrated.

Beyond the nutrition facts, the mix is formulated with health-conscious consumers in mind. It’s Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Soy Free, and Dairy Free. It contains no artificial colors (the drink has a mild cloudy yellow tint simply from the ingredients). The sweetness comes partly from sugar and also a tiny bit of stevia (Rebaudioside-A) to give it a sweet taste without needing more sugar or calories. If you’re following a specific diet: it’s vegan-friendly and generally fits into plans like keto in moderation (though 11g of carbs may be something to account for if you’re strictly low-carb).

Importantly, there’s **no alcohol** and zero caffeine in Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier. It’s purely about hydration and replenishment, making it suitable for all ages (kids, teens, adults) who need hydration – though if giving to young children, you might consider using half a packet unless directed by a pediatrician due to the high sodium content. Overall, the ingredients list is fairly clean: you’ll see things like salt, sugar, potassium citrate, sodium citrate, dipotassium phosphate (an electrolyte source), natural flavor, the vitamins, and a pinch of stevia. No weird preservatives or mystery chemicals. It’s a product you can feel good about putting in your body when you need that extra hydration help.

Liquid I.V. vs. Traditional Sports Drinks

How does Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime stack up against old-school sports drinks like Gatorade or Powerade? In many ways, they aim to do the same thing – rehydrate and replenish electrolytes – but Liquid I.V. takes a more efficient and concentrated approach:

• Electrolyte Concentration: Liquid I.V. boasts about 3× the electrolytes of leading sports drinks. For instance, a 20 oz bottle of typical sports drink has around 270mg sodium and 75mg potassium. One packet of Liquid I.V. (mixed in ~16 oz water) gives you 500mg sodium and 370mg potassium – significantly more. This means Liquid I.V. can address dehydration more aggressively.
• Sugar and Calories: A bottle of sports drink often contains 30–34g sugar and around 120 calories. Liquid I.V., by comparison, has 11g sugar and 45 calories in a serving. You’re getting a fraction of the sugar and calories for the same, if not better, hydration benefit. This is better for those who are watching their sugar intake or trying to avoid the high fructose corn syrup found in many sports drinks.
• Portability & Convenience: Liquid I.V. comes in a small powder stick you can carry anywhere and mix when needed. No bulky bottles or worrying about spilling a drink in your bag. If you’re traveling or on a hike, carrying a couple of these packets is much easier than carrying multiple sports drink bottles.
• Ingredients & Taste: Traditional sports drinks often use artificial dyes and flavors to get those bright colors and sometimes have a syrupy sweetness. Liquid I.V. uses natural flavors and is non-GMO, with no artificial colors (so your drink will look like lemon water, not neon). Taste-wise, many people find Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime to be more palatable and less cloying than, say, neon-green sports drink. It’s lightly sweet and salty, whereas sports drinks can be very sweet.
• Hydration Method: The big difference: Liquid I.V.’s formula is based on oral rehydration science (with that optimized ratio of sodium, glucose, potassium), while sports drinks were originally formulated for athletes needing energy + hydration. Gatorade gives you carbs for energy and some electrolytes; Liquid I.V. focuses on efficient hydration above all. So if you need a quick rehydration (like after illness, heat exhaustion, or a big workout), Liquid I.V. is often more effective. If you need sustained energy over time for, say, a marathon, you might still use a sports drink or add carbs separately.

The bottom line: Liquid I.V. can be considered a next-generation sports drink – one that sacrifices extra sugar and food coloring in favor of more electrolytes and a formula that pulls water into your system faster. Many athletes now prefer carrying powders like Liquid I.V. and mixing with water as needed, rather than dealing with pre-mixed beverages. For the average person, using Liquid I.V. means you can hydrate effectively without gulping down a ton of sugar. Plus, you’re free to mix it in whatever volume of water suits you (want it lighter? Mix in more water; want it stronger? use less water). It’s flexibility and efficacy rolled into one.

Liquid I.V. vs. Pedialyte

Pedialyte has long been the gold standard for rehydrating children (and yes, hungover adults too) when they’re dehydrated. It’s essentially an oral rehydration solution as well, sold as a ready-to-drink liquid or powder. How does Liquid I.V. compare to the venerable Pedialyte?

• Formula and Electrolytes: Both Liquid I.V. and Pedialyte use similar science – combining sodium, potassium, and sugar to maximize hydration. A typical 12 oz serving of Pedialyte has about 370mg sodium and 280mg potassium with 9g sugar. Liquid I.V.’s one stick (16 oz prepared) has 500mg sodium, 370mg potassium, 11g sugar. So Liquid I.V. is slightly more electrolyte-heavy and a bit more sugary per serving. Both are far more electrolyte-dense than a sports drink.
• Convenience: Pedialyte is often sold in 1-liter bottles or as popsicles, etc. They do have powder packets too. Liquid I.V. only comes in powder form. Many adults find the powder sticks of Liquid I.V. simpler to carry and use as needed, whereas Pedialyte bottles are bulky (and once opened, you need to refrigerate and use fairly soon). For on-the-go or travel, Liquid I.V. has an edge.
• Taste and Variety: Pedialyte has improved its flavors over the years but is still often described as a bit “medical” in taste – not bad, but not something you’d sip casually unless needed. Liquid I.V.’s Lemon Lime, on the other hand, is something people actually enjoy drinking. Liquid I.V. also offers many other flavors (Passion Fruit, Watermelon, etc.), whereas Pedialyte’s range is more limited (though they have some like Grape, Strawberry, etc.). Adults especially tend to prefer the taste of Liquid I.V., making them more inclined to use it regularly (instead of reserving Pedialyte only for severe dehydration or stomach flu situations).
• Use Cases: Pedialyte is marketed for dehydration from diarrhea, vomiting, or heat illness – essentially medical or kids’ use. Liquid I.V. is marketed as a lifestyle hydration supplement – for workouts, travel, daily wellness, or yes, the occasional hangover recovery. Both can be used interchangeably in most cases, but Liquid I.V.’s branding and packaging might appeal more to an adult audience, whereas Pedialyte is still often associated with sick toddlers (despite many adults secretly chugging it when needed!).
• Cost: Depending on the retailer, individual Liquid I.V. packets (like the one sold for $2.79 at our store) might be a bit pricier per serving than Pedialyte powder packets. Pedialyte powder often comes in boxes and might cost slightly less per packet when bought in bulk. However, many users are willing to pay a premium for Liquid I.V. due to its taste and slight performance edge. Also, supporting a brand that donates packets to those in need (Liquid I.V. has donated millions of servings globally in disaster relief) can be a feel-good bonus.

The verdict: Both Liquid I.V. and Pedialyte are effective at what they do – you can’t go wrong with either for hydration. But Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime offers a more enjoyable, lifestyle-friendly experience. If you’re stocking your pantry for flu season or a high-altitude vacation in Jackson Hole, grabbing a few Liquid I.V. packets is a modern, adult-approved way to stay hydrated (and you won’t feel like you’re raiding the toddler’s medicine cabinet!).

Liquid I.V. vs. Nuun Tablets

Nuun is another popular hydration product, known for its effervescent tablets that you drop into water. It’s a bit of a different approach, so how does Liquid I.V. compare?

• Format: Nuun comes as fizzy tablets in a tube; you pop one tablet into water and let it dissolve (which takes a few minutes). Liquid I.V. is a powder you stir/shake into water and it dissolves almost instantly. Some people enjoy the fizz of Nuun, but others prefer the immediacy of Liquid I.V. (no waiting for a tablet to dissolve) and not having carbonation.
• Electrolyte Content: A standard Nuun Sport tablet provides around 300mg sodium and 150mg potassium (plus some magnesium, calcium) and has 1g of sugar (they primarily use stevia as a sweetener). Liquid I.V. has much more sodium (500mg) and potassium (370mg) and of course more sugar (11g). Essentially, Nuun is lighter: it’s designed more for everyday light hydration needs or shorter workouts, whereas Liquid I.V. is closer to a full-strength rehydration solution for more serious fluid loss.
• Calories and Ingredients: Nuun tablets have only 15 calories (coming from that 1g sugar plus perhaps some flavors). They also include a few extras like a bit of magnesium and calcium, and some vitamins depending on the line. Liquid I.V. has 45 calories and focuses on the main electrolytes and higher doses of vitamins B and C. Nuun uses no artificial colors or flavors either and is keto-friendly due to low sugar. So if someone is very calorie-conscious or avoiding sugar entirely, Nuun might be preferable.
• Taste: Nuun’s taste is often described as light and subtly sweet because it uses stevia and has less sugar. Some find it a bit salty or bitter, especially in flavors with less masking (because stevia can have an aftertaste). Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime, with real sugar, generally has a bolder, more robust flavor that many prefer. However, taste can be subjective – if you like a very mild flavor, Nuun might be okay; if you want something that tastes like a nice sports drink, Liquid I.V. wins.
• Convenience: Both are pretty convenient. Nuun tablets come in a little tube – you have to carry the tube (which can hold ~10 tablets). Liquid I.V. packets can be carried individually, so you can just toss one or two in a pocket. One thing to consider: Nuun tablets break easily if not kept in the tube (they can crumble), whereas Liquid I.V. powder is stable as long as the packet doesn’t rip. Also, mixing Nuun requires waiting for fizz (and maybe stirring if it doesn’t fully dissolve), while Liquid I.V. just needs a quick stir or shake. Minor differences, but for some, those details matter.

In summary: Liquid I.V. and Nuun serve slightly different audiences. If you’re doing intense exercise or need rapid recovery (or say you’re feeling quite dehydrated or hungover), Liquid I.V. provides a stronger dose of hydration. If you’re just trying to encourage yourself to drink more water daily or lightly supplement your intake during casual workouts, Nuun might do the trick with less sugar. Many outdoor enthusiasts actually carry both – Nuun for daily sipping on long hikes (for steady, low-key hydration) and Liquid I.V. for when they really need to refuel their tank in a hurry. It’s great that at The Liquor Store of Jackson Hole we carry Liquid I.V., as it covers that critical need for fast-acting hydration.

Liquid I.V. vs. DripDrop ORS

DripDrop is another powder mix often mentioned in the same breath as Liquid I.V. In fact, DripDrop ORS (Oral Rehydration Solution) was developed by a doctor for medical-grade rehydration and has been used by the military and hospitals. Let’s compare:

• Electrolytes & Formula: DripDrop and Liquid I.V. are very similar in concept. DripDrop’s standard serving (when mixed in 8 oz water) provides about 330mg sodium, 185mg potassium, and 7g sugar. However, they often recommend two packets for adults (making a 16 oz serving) which doubles those numbers to roughly 660mg sodium, 14g sugar, etc. That’s actually a tad more sodium than Liquid I.V.’s 500mg, and a bit more sugar too. So DripDrop can be even stronger rehydration-wise, but you have to use two small packets per cup of water to get that effect. Liquid I.V. simplifies it with one packet for 16 oz.
• Taste and Flavors: DripDrop comes in flavors like Lemon, Berry, Watermelon, ORS flavors meant to be palatable but not overly sweet. Users often say DripDrop tastes a bit more “salty-sweet” and can be slightly more intense in flavor than Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime. Liquid I.V.’s flavor tends to be smoother. DripDrop is definitely drinkable (and many swear by it), but in taste-tests Liquid I.V. often edges it out as more enjoyable, especially the Lemon Lime vs DripDrop’s Lemon flavor.
• Use Case: DripDrop markets itself for serious dehydration: think heat exhaustion, illness, extreme exercise, or even humanitarian aid scenarios. Liquid I.V. markets for both serious hydration help and daily lifestyle use. If you look at the branding, Liquid I.V. has bright packaging and talks about everyday scenarios (travel, fitness, etc.), whereas DripDrop emphasizes clinical hydration (they’ve been known to donate to disaster relief too). For the average consumer, Liquid I.V.’s approach is a bit more relatable, but if someone thinks “I need hospital-grade rehydration,” they might reach for DripDrop. In practice, both will help a hangover or tough workout recovery similarly well.
• Cost: DripDrop can be a little more expensive per serving. Also, because they often suggest a two-packet adult dose, you might go through it faster. Liquid I.V. is typically more cost-effective if you’re using it frequently. At our store, a single Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime packet is $2.79, and DripDrop isn’t currently stocked – that shows you which one our customers demand more!
• Ingredients: Both are non-GMO and contain electrolytes + sugar. DripDrop doesn’t include extra vitamins like Liquid I.V. does (no B or C vitamins). It’s more of a plain ORS. Also, DripDrop has some medical heritage, so some people trust that angle. Liquid I.V. adding vitamins is a nice touch for wellness, though not essential for hydration.

Our take: Liquid I.V. and DripDrop are both heavy hitters in the hydration game. They are more alike than different. If you find yourself in an extreme dehydration scenario, either one will do a great job. Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime might win on everyday taste and having vitamins; DripDrop might edge out if you need *slightly* more sodium or prefer a less sweet option (since you can mix DripDrop in more water to tone it down). Since Liquid I.V. is readily available in Jackson Hole through us, it’s a convenient choice to keep in your backpack or medicine cabinet. Unless you have a specific reason to need DripDrop, Liquid I.V. will cover 99% of hydration needs with flying colors – and delicious flavor.

When to Use Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime

One of the best things about Liquid I V Hydration Mulitplier Lemon Lime Drink Mix Single is its versatility. You can practically use it anytime you feel the need for a hydration boost. Here are some common scenarios where this product really shines:

• After Sports & Workouts: Whether you’ve been mountain biking, skiing, trail running, or hitting the gym, mixing up a Lemon Lime packet in your water bottle post-activity helps replace the fluids and electrolytes you lost through sweat. It can shorten recovery time and help prevent that “drained” feeling later in the day.
• Outdoor Adventures: Heading out for a day hike in Grand Teton National Park or a summer kayak trip? Carry a couple of Liquid I.V. packets. If you start feeling signs of dehydration (headache, fatigue, muscle cramps), take a break and hydrate. At altitude or in heat, these can be a real lifesaver to keep you going strong.
• Travel & Airplane Rides: Long flights and road trips often leave people dehydrated (airplane cabins in particular have very dry air). Sipping on Liquid I.V.-infused water during travel can help combat jet lag and that sluggish feeling from being on a plane. It’s also fantastic for travelers coming into Jackson Hole who may not be used to the elevation – starting hydration upon arrival can ease the transition.
• Illness or Recovery: If you’ve caught a stomach bug or a cold and you’re not eating or drinking much, using Liquid I.V. can help you stay hydrated and even potentially feel better faster. The Vitamin C and B vitamins provide immune support and energy, and the formula hydrates you when you might otherwise be running low on fluids. It’s not a medicine, but it complements your recovery.
• Hangover Helper: We are a liquor store, after all – so we know a thing or two about the morning after. Alcohol can dehydrate the body, leading to those dreaded hangover symptoms. Many customers swear by drinking a Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime either before bed (after a night out) or first thing in the morning to rebalance and rehydrate. The electrolytes and water can alleviate headaches and fatigue associated with mild hangovers. Remember, the best cure is moderation – but it’s good to have a backup plan!
• Everyday Energy and Focus: Even on a regular workday, if you hit that 3 PM slump, sometimes it’s due to mild dehydration. Instead of reaching for a sugary snack or another coffee, try mixing a Liquid I.V. It will hydrate you and the B vitamins can give a natural energy lift. Plus, having a flavorful drink might encourage you to finish that 16 oz of water which you otherwise might not have.

In short, Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime is something you can use anytime you’d drink water but want to “upgrade” that water into a more powerful hydrator. Just be mindful that because it does have sugar and salt, you wouldn’t treat it exactly like plain water for constant sipping – use it intentionally when you need it (most people use 1 packet per day or as needed, and maybe up to 2 per day in very heavy exercise or heat). It’s also wise to listen to your body: symptoms like thirst, dark-colored urine, dry lips, or feeling lightheaded are clues that you should hydrate. Having a packet of Liquid I.V. handy means you can respond quickly and give your body what it needs.

How to Prepare and Enjoy

Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime Drink Mix is incredibly easy to use. Here’s a quick step-by-step guide to get the most out of your packet:

1. Get Some Water: Grab 16 ounces of drinking water (that’s about 2 cups, or roughly a standard water bottle filled about three-quarters). Cold water tends to be more refreshing for flavor, but if you only have room-temp water it’s fine – it will dissolve easily either way.
2. Mix in the Packet: Tear open the single-serving packet of Lemon Lime Hydration Multiplier. Pour the powder into your water. It’s a fine powder, so you might see a burst of citrus scent immediately – that’s normal and actually smells great!
3. Stir or Shake: If you’re using a glass, stir the water until the powder fully dissolves (it usually takes just a few seconds). If you’re using a water bottle, screw the cap on tightly and give it a good shake. You’ll know it’s ready when the water looks mostly clear (with a pale yellow tint) and you don’t see any clumps or powder at the bottom.
4. Sip and Enjoy: Start drinking! You don’t have to chug it super fast; in fact, sipping steadily is a good way to allow your body to absorb as you go. You’ll notice the light, tangy lemon-lime flavor immediately. It’s pleasant and easy to drink.
5. Feel the Difference: Within 10-15 minutes, many people feel a noticeable improvement if they were dehydrated – maybe you perk up a bit, or your headache starts to fade, etc. That’s the rehydration in action. It’s not like a jolt (since there’s no caffeine), but more like the absence of those dehydration symptoms.

Some pro tips: If you want an extra-invigorating experience on a hot day, mix your Liquid I.V. with ice-cold water or even throw a few ice cubes in after mixing. It makes it taste like a homemade sports drink lemonade – super refreshing. You can also get creative: a few customers have mentioned mixing the Lemon Lime packet into sparkling water for a fizzy electrolyte drink (just be gentle when stirring to not overflow the bubbles). If you’re watching your sodium intake generally, consider that each packet has 500mg sodium – but remember, that’s intended to be a functional amount. It’s not meant to be a “casual soda” you drink for fun multiple times a day, but a purposeful hydration aid.

One packet per 16 oz is the recommended dilution. You can always dilute more if the flavor is too strong or if you’re sensitive to saltiness – it will still work, just maybe a tad less efficiently if you heavily dilute it. On the flip side, don’t double up the powder in less water (it may not taste great and could be too much sodium at once). If you feel you need more hydration, space packets out by at least a few hours. For most situations like workouts or mild dehydration, one packet does the trick.

Cleanup is easy – since it’s just like drinking any flavored water, there’s no sticky residue. Just rinse your bottle or cup. Another advantage: because these are single-use packets, you don’t have to worry about the mix going bad. They have a long shelf life when unopened. So you can toss a few in your car, backpack, or desk drawer for whenever the need arises. Just avoid getting the powder packet wet before use.

Single Pack vs. Multi-Pack: Choosing What’s Right

At our store, we offer the Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime Hydration Multiplier in single packet form for $2.79 each. You might wonder, should you grab a bunch of singles or look for a multi-pack? Here’s our take on single vs. multi-pack considerations:

• Try Before You Commit: The single packet is a perfect way to try out the product if you’re new to Liquid I.V. Maybe you’ve heard the buzz but aren’t sure which flavor you’ll like. For just a couple bucks, you get to taste test Lemon Lime without buying a whole box. We’ve found that once customers try it and feel the benefits, they often come back for more (and sometimes move on to buying bigger packs for home use).
• Travel & Convenience: Single packets are incredibly convenient for travel. If you’re visiting Jackson Hole and just need a few for your trip (especially to help acclimate to altitude or long days of skiing), you can grab a handful of singles in-store. No need to purchase a large quantity that you might not use up on your vacation. It’s also great if you only occasionally need them – you can buy 2 or 3 singles, use them when necessary, and not have extras sitting around.
• Value & Frequency of Use: If you find yourself using Liquid I.V. regularly (say, multiple times a week for workouts or daily wellness), it might be more cost-effective in the long run to buy a multi-pack or tub. Multi-packs (like a box of 16 sticks) often lower the cost per serving. However, if you only need it sporadically, the slightly higher per-packet price of singles is worth the convenience of not overbuying. Also, you can mix-and-match flavors by buying singles of different kinds (like try a Lemon Lime, a Passion Fruit, a Watermelon, etc.) which you can’t do if you buy a whole box of one flavor.
• Freshness: The good thing about powder is it stays fresh for a long time (the packets are sealed, keeping moisture out). But some people prefer to only store a small amount at a time. With singles, each dose is sealed until you need it. With a big multi-pack, once you open the pouch of multiple sticks, you still need to keep them dry. It’s not a big issue, but it’s worth noting that the single packets are grab-and-go and always “fresh.”
• Sharing & Stocking Stuffers: Singles are easy to share with a friend or family member. We’ve had customers buy a dozen single sticks to include in gift bags for events or as stocking stuffers around the holidays for their active/outdoorsy friends. It’s a fun little gift or add-on. Multi-packs are more of a personal purchase for yourself.

Ultimately, it comes down to your needs. If you’re curious or have a short-term need (like a weekend ski trip), grabbing single packets from The Liquor Store of Jackson Hole is the way to go. If you’ve become a true believer in Liquid I.V. (and many do after experiencing it), you can always ask us about larger quantities or check if we have multi-pack options available. We occasionally stock the 8-pack or 16-pack bags, but the singles are a consistent staple on our shelves near the other mixers and accessories.

Either way, the cost per benefit – feeling great and hydrated – is small. Consider that for under $3, a single Liquid I.V. packet might save your $100 ski day by warding off altitude sickness, or help you enjoy that hike without hitting the dehydration wall. That’s a pretty good trade-off!

Local Availability in Jackson, WY

If you’re in Jackson, Wyoming (or planning a trip here), you’re in luck – The Liquor Store of Jackson Hole keeps Liquid I V Hydration Mulitplier Lemon Lime well-stocked for our customers. You’ll typically find it in the store’s “Accessories” or non-alcoholic beverages section, since it’s a hydration product. We know that many of our patrons pick up a few packets along with their beer, wine, or liquor purchases – smart move, as it helps you stay hydrated and happy.

Our store is conveniently located at 115 Buffalo Way (just off West Broadway, adjacent to the Albertsons grocery store). We’re open 7 days a week, from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, so you can swing by in the morning before a big hike, or later in the evening if you realize you need to rehydrate after a day of fun. We also offer local delivery in Jackson, WY and surrounding areas, which means you can order Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime Drink Mix Single (along with any other beverages you might need) through our website or phone, and have it brought right to your door. This is particularly handy if you’re at a hotel or rental and don’t have a car – let us bring the hydration to you!

The product is listed at $2.79 per single packet at our store, and availability is generally good. During peak seasons (like mid-summer hiking season or winter ski season), demand can spike as visitors grab packets to help cope with the altitude and activity. We do our best to keep plenty in stock, but if you plan to need a larger quantity, feel free to call ahead and we’ll set some aside for you. Also, keep an eye on our specials – occasionally, we might bundle a hydration packet as a freebie with certain purchases or have loyalty deals if you’re part of our VIP points program.

Remember, The Liquor Store of Jackson Hole isn’t just about liquor; we care about our customers’ overall experience and well-being in this beautiful, yet demanding, environment. Packing a hydration solution like Liquid I.V. is as important as packing your sunscreen or bear spray when you’re exploring Wyoming’s great outdoors. We’re happy to provide the community and visitors with products that bring comfort, health, and safety. So, next time you’re gearing up for an adventure or just recovering from one, stop by and grab a Lemon Lime Hydration Multiplier to fuel your Wyoming adventures!

Rehydrate Today – Our Final Take

In the quest to stay hydrated and feel your best, Liquid I V Hydration Mulitplier Lemon Lime Drink Mix Single emerges as a true game-changer. It brings together science, convenience, and great taste – a trifecta that turns the simple act of drinking water into a superior hydration experience. Whether you’re a local Jackson Hole resident, an athlete pushing your limits, or a visitor adjusting to our high-altitude playground, this little lemon-lime packet can make a big difference in how you feel.

We’ve covered how it outperforms many traditional drinks, how it fits into various lifestyles, and why so many people (ourselves included) keep a stash of Liquid I.V. around for when it’s needed most. It’s not just hype – it’s a product that delivers on its promise of “fueling life’s adventures” by keeping you hydrated when it counts. And with The Liquor Store of Jackson Hole offering it right here in town (for pickup or delivery), you have easy access to rapid hydration whenever the need strikes.

Ready to give it a try? Swing by our store or order online to get your hands on Liquid I.V. Lemon Lime. Your body will thank you the next time you find yourself parched after a Jackson adventure or a night out on the town. Sip, savor that bright citrus taste, and feel the revitalizing effect from head to toe. Cheers to staying hydrated and making the most of every moment in Jackson Hole! And as always, whatever you drink – hydrate or otherwise – we remind you to enjoy responsibly and take care of yourself. Stay refreshed!