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Bulk Nutrients

Electrolyte Blend

Unflavoured

70 /100 evidence score

An inexpensive unflavoured mineral blend, with only 60 mg sodium per serve. Its 180 mg magnesium does not make it a stronger sodium-replacement drink.

Bulk Nutrients Electrolyte Blend Unflavoured packOfficial product page ↗

Label, calculations & evidence.

Checked 7 October 2026. This score measures documented evidence; it does not predict individual hydration benefit.

Evidence score
70/100 · minerals 30/30; preparation & consistency 20/20; testing 0/30; price information 10/10; ingredients 10/10. Scoring rules →
Label serve & dilution
3.25 g in 400 mL water · 76 declared serves per 250 g pack.
Elemental minerals per serve
Sodium 60 mg; potassium 120 mg; magnesium 180 mg; calcium 40 mg.
At the labelled dilution
Sodium 150 mg/L; carbohydrate 1.3 g/L; cost A$0.79 / L. Ranges preserve every labelled water option.
Carbohydrate & sugars per serve
Carbohydrate 0.5 g; sugars 0 g. The declared 153 mg sodium chloride supplies 60 mg elemental sodium. Use the published 76 serves, rather than estimating from pack weight. Electrolyte Plus is a different product.
Independent testing
Electrolyte Plus is separate HASTA-certified product; cannot transfer certification to Electrolyte Blend.
Ingredients
Magnesium L-Aspartate, Potassium Gluconate, Calcium Citrate, Sodium Chloride, Silica and Magnesium Stearate.
Allergens & caffeine
Brand displays lactose-free and gluten-free ingredients; specific facility allergen statement not found on this page. Not listed in ingredients; no explicit caffeine quantity stated.
Manufacture & sourcing
Pack image states Packed in Australia using less than 10% Australian ingredients. Ingredient source countries not disclosed.
Price basis
A$24.00 / 250 g · A$0.32 / serve. Single pack, no coupons, subscriptions or shipping.
Brand directions & label source
3.25 g in 400 mL liquid; stir briskly and consume immediately.
Customer reviews
4.54 / 5 · 513 reviews. Product-page customer reviews; not clinical evidence. Reviews do not contribute points.