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Hydralyte Effervescent Tablets 40-Pack $12.20 ($10.98 Subscribe & Save) + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon AU

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Orange and Blackcurrant flavours are still in stock.

Hydralyte IceBlocks are also on-sale.

Apple Blackcurrant and Lemonade are the only flavours available at $11.00 ($9.90 S&S) + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend).

Watermelon Burst Tropical is $11.15 ($10.03 S&S) + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend).
Tropical is $13.04 ($11.74 S&S) + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend).

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  • Just going to wait for some scientists in the comments telling us to DIY.

    • Formulate isotonic electrolyte tablets by combining precise stoichiometric ratios of sodium chloride (NaCl), potassium chloride (KCl), and trisodium citrate dihydrate (Na₃C₆H₅O₇·2H₂O) with pharmaceutical-grade dextrose monohydrate (C₆H₁₂O₆·H₂O) as the glucose source. Dry-blend powders under low-humidity conditions, then compress using a tablet press with microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) as a binder and magnesium stearate as a lubricant. Target osmolarity ~245–250 mOsm/L when reconstituted in 200 mL water, ensuring WHO-ORS compliance. Critical parameters: particle size uniformity (<250 µm), compression force (8–12 kN), and disintegration time <5 min. Store tablets in moisture-barrier blister packs to maintain stability. Easy-peasy!

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    • Bro I make this for 15¢ at home and I don't have any taste buds.

    • Yeah, takes a real scientist to mix a few powders together

  • Are these any good for post run re-hydration and replensihment of electrolytes? I start training for a half marathon next month so looking for something that will fit the bill?

    • This will do, got me through three marathon training blocks. As people say you can make it yourself. But I use this for convenience.

      • Convenience is my middle name, cheers Homie!

    • you can mix 3 simple ingredients at home if you look up recipes, sodium potassium & magnesium but i prefer buying the bulk nutrients powders they work pretty well

      • Which bulk nutrients stuff are you referring to

        • the hydration salts

    • I would get this, or similar product to begin with. You're already attempting to create a new habit, so you should make everything around that habit as simple and easy as possible until you have developed the core goal.

      Hydrate well a few days out from any major runs, carb up and consume easy to digest foods prior to runs and limit caffeine intake as this will dehydrate.

      Stretch. Avoid the dreaded shin splint by stretching and not over doing the running mid week (build a base).

      Good luck with your half marathon!

      • Thanks for the info Dealr, I've ordered one of each flavour and some ice blocks. 12 week training plan starts Monday, I will heed your advice, the toughest part will be limiting the caffeine, as an English man I just love my cuppa tea!!

    • That or coconut water

  • Cheers

  • Great, thanks OP!

  • Right in time for the work christmas party recoveries…

    • Yep, had mine on Friday and these assisted my ongoing recovery

  • How does thorzt compare the hydralyte?

    • Never been at a job that buys hydralyte but many that but thorzt and sqweencher. So not sure if that is an actual measure of hydration and recovery or if it's cheaper to just throw salt, sugar and "electrolytes" in a sachet and call it a day.

  • wish they didn't include glucose

  • does it help with hangovers? serious question

    • yes

    • i prefer previous version, liquid III

    • Better?

  • So how much would these be normally?
    Trying to work out if it's worth a Prime subscription.

    • Prime subscription is always worth it. (profanity) Bezos and all but lots of prices for groceries are cheaper than colesworth and delivered to your door.

  • not available for me

  • OOS

  • OOS

  • its back in stock

    • and gone again

    • Showing $24.40 for me

      • Online only (will show as full price if your app is set to in store). There's also a ShopBack $5 receipt bonus for $20 spend on Hydralyte.

  • Just saw woolies selling it for $12.20 on particular flavours, since there's no more stock on the amazon deal.
    https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/468560/hyd…
    EDIT: I think it's only available in store, can't buy it online. I checked that it seems available in many stores.

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