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The new Camelbak® Elixir tablets will take your outdoor hydration to the next level!
| Calories from fat: | 0 |
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| Calories per serving: | 10 |
| Carbohydrates per serving: | 1 gram |
| Cholesterol per serving: | 0 |
| Dietary fiber: | 0 |
| Net weight: | 2.64 ounces |
| Potassium per serving: | 70 grams |
| Protein: | 0 |
| Saturated fat: | 0 |
| Serving size: | 1 tablet |
| Servings per container: | 12 |
| Sodium: | 410 milligrams |
| Sugar: | 0 |
| Suggested use: | During activity |
| Total fat per serving: | 0 |
| Trans fat: | 0 |
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 | CamelBak Elixir 12 Pk | $9.95 |
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 | Lemon Lime |  | Berry |
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Road Cyclist, Love This Elixer | |
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| When I'm cycling for my long workouts (>3hrs), these tablets in my camelbak really give me that extra boost of energy. I find that if I fill my camelbak bladder w/ about 1/3 of ice cubes then H2O, then mix in 4 tabs for 100 oz. It's an amazing difference than just going w/ plain H2O. I do carry plain H2O in my cycle frame bottles and find that I will deplete my entire water source by the end of my workout. (Note: When running, I did find that the ice cubes can be an annoying jiggle.) | |
| Sunnkat at REI on 03/06/2008 | |
India is a wonder to survive. | |
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| This stuff is great, went for several days on just this stuff out in Bengal India when I had a major case of bacteria in the gutt from water and food. It let me survive. And People, It tastes a lot better than any dry electrolyte that I could get my hands on there. Any seriouse Trekker should consider this, especially if you are a lone trecker. It is pricy but so worth keeping in your bag!!! YOU don't have to use it full strengh to get the bennies form it. Carry it. | |
| Peace plea at REI on 08/23/2008 | |
Beats Gatorade hands down | |
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| I used to carry Gatorade powder on long desert hikes (four or five days), but I got tired of the sugar crash and cleaning gunk out of my bladder. I switched to this product to get away from the sugar, and I am very pleased with it. I use it after running (4.5 miles or so) and on desert hikes. No sugar crash, and no mess to clean up. It's expensive, but very good. | |
| David V at REI on 06/29/2009 | |
I would buy this product again | |
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| My 2 teenage children are diabetic and this is a GREAT way to give them their electrolytes when they are sick without giving them extra sugar or worse---corn syrup! They also enjoy this during sports (horse vaulting/running/tennis/swimming) Pedialyte is many times more expensive and tastes terrible!! My husband is a competitive cyclist and found this a great find for himself also!! | |
| WarriorMom at REI on 07/27/2008 | |
Better than Gatorade.... | |
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| Pleasant lemon-lime taste. Don't use too much or it can overwhelm you. I like to add it the night before and refrigerate it. No aftertaste in my Camelbak after cleaning. Better than Gatorade! Doesn't have that awful sweet taste... | |
| RedSoxFan at REI on 09/12/2007 | |
Not my cup of tea.... | |
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| These are an easy way to get a boost and some extra electrolytes during your hike, but the taste isn't that great, a buck a tablet is a little pricey considering you need to use at least one per liter, and they did leave a residue in my camelback after I used them. I had to ask my wife to get her hands inside to clean it out properly. | |
| Jaames at REI on 09/12/2007 | |
Light, Easy but a bit gassy | |
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| Doing a comparison of all the latest sugar-free electrolyte tablets. This one has a subtle flavor that won't make you carry regular water to chase it down with. Long time Cytomax user looking for alternative. The "effervescence" description should really mean "gassy" as it tends to taste/feel a bit like a serving of Emergen-C or Alka-Seltzer. Despite the carbonations role to help the tablet dissolve it does die quickly and is typically gone within 10 minutes or so. I do like that it leaves virtually no residue, but that doesn't mean you wont be able to taste it if you simply refill your bottle/bladder with water afterwards. Overall 3.5 stars would be my vote, but since "half stars" are not allowed I'll round down due to price. | |
| Kevin K. at REI on 08/14/2009 | |
Tired of Water | |
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| Things I like: 1) nice alternative to drinking water all the time 2) electrolyte replacement 3) no after taste after rinsing out bottle/bladder 4) Lemon-Lime has a good taste Things I did not like: 1) expensive 2) each tablet works with 24oz. rather than 33oz./Liter so it is a pain to measure water for a nalgene bottle and 4 tablets in a 100oz bladder taste watered down. | |
| dustinccc at REI on 10/09/2007 | |
