Liquid DeathElectrolyte Death Dust, Severed Lime, Mango Chainsaw & Convicted Melon (12-Pack)

I cannot stress how much I *love* these liquid death electrolyte packets. We have a whole house water filtration system meaning we can drink the tap water and there's no harsh chemicals in it. I can use these packets with our tap water or I can use them with the refrigerator water, still or run it through the sodastream. The only problem with the sodastream is you need to pour slowly, dissolve it while it's still shallow and then top it off or you'll wind up with an explosive mess on your counter....ask how I know 🤣😂 as far as cost goes these packets are significantly less expensive than liquid IV packets or the liquid death cans. That said I'd say make your vessel count. I use the venti tumblers, usually un-iced, and it quenches my thirst as well as the large highball cans.

Great taste. No sugar

Tastes are really nice and subtle, I don't like my hydration drinks to be too sweet or leaving strong aftertaste. This ones have perfect intensity for me. Hydration wise- quite decent too.Why 4 stars? I think it's a bit too price, there are competitors that aren't much worse but noticeably cheaper.Plus, the packaging. Although I love the design, it's disappointing that 12 packets is the only option to buy it. It's strange that a company who's brand is strongly associated with cans doesn't sell this in a can or a jar, or some other container. I mean, with a lot of servings per container. That would've been more economical for the customer, more eco-friendly than a bunch of disposable packets. Not mentioning more space for cool graphics.I want to buy it again, but I won't until I can buy a can/jar of it. Assorted pack of packets was cool for trying tastes but doesn't make economical sense for stocking up on the product.

I love the Severed Lime death dust, it may be my favorite product from liquid death to date. Unfortunately the Convicted Melon and Mango Chainsaw death dust flavors don't quite hit quite as hard. I'm also not sure if the value is there, as even on sale this is almost a dollar for a single stick.

Awesome

I checked the product listing carefully to see if there was any artificial sweetener or Stevia (which comes from a plant, so not considered artificial) and there was none. Product arrived quickly. I mixed a pouch with water, took one sip, and KNEW there was Stevia. I had to use a magnifying glass to read the ingredients on the package and there it was, STEVIA.BEWARE!!!!!

I don't know why people are expecting some grandiose, hyper sweet flavor with this product... it's not that kind of brand in the first place.It's a mild flavor very similar to the beverage they do in cans, without the bubbles.So if you're expecting a wildly different and more robust flavor for some reason... temper your egregious expectations to match something similar to what should actually be reasonably expected.Its only gonna be mildly sweet because it only has eight grams of sugar instead of the four to ten artificial sweeteners the other brands have.So if the complainers about the sugar content could please compare that to the seventy-seven or so grams of sugar in a comparably portion sized twenty ounces mountain dew that y'all complainers no doubt drink like water... congratulations... your are now consuming far less sugar... if you want even less sugar.. maybe just go with an option that doesn't have any.. there's plenty of those to choose from.Hope this helped... peace, love and stuff... later.If you we're expecting something different... THAT'S ON YOU.

So. I bought these pouches to see if I would enjoy them like some of the other liquid death products. I do not like the sparkling melon or the sparkling mango. (The canned fizzy stuff. ) I do, however love the berry, the plain, the still water, and the lime sparkling canned beverages. The first packet of powder I tried was the mango. I drank only water today so I got home and mixed one. The flavor is very light. Like.. how the sparkling waters are. That's in a standard size 16 oz bottle of water. It says a pouch to 12 oz. of water. Gripe no.1. Who the heck carries around 12 oz of water? If you're in an environment where you can measure out the water for these, thats probably not too good of a thing. If youre downing these at the office or at your work-from-home computer, you may want to slow it down. These are elecrolyte replacement pouches. Not water flavor enhancers. For people that sweat. No.2- it has so much salt in a pouch, after drinking only water for a while you can taste the salt. Off putting. Tastes like you put a quarter of a mango flavored crystal light packet into a bottle of water with a tablespoon of salt. Gripe 3- all these folks on these reviews for the pouches saying things like oh wow, real sugar or wow there's such a tiny bit of sugar in it... well, there's 8g of sugar per packet. There's 4g of sugar to a teaspoon. So, that little bit of powder you're getting in each pouch? Yeah. 2 teaspoons of it is pure sugar. Considering how light the flavor is, it doesn't seem like a fair trade off. I guess if you don't mind sugar or salty, mildly flavored water, this is a product for you. If you're drinking multiple packets worth of these per day, consider the health pros vs the cons. All in all, if you sweat all day and want to try something lackluster but different, go for it. For someone that leads a more sedentary lifestyle, stick to crystal light.