Hydrate Sachets, not scoops

pure electrolytes

Zero sugar · 30 or 50 sachets per box

Put back what the sweat took. Sensible sodium, real potassium, magnesium as glycinate.

01 Replace the salts a hot session takes
02 Sip it through the day — zero sugar
03 Stack two when the day is long or hot
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Why Four minerals, dosed for the way you actually train rather than for the sodium arms race — 400mg sodium, 250mg potassium, magnesium as glycinate, and calcium. No sugar, no sweetener, no flavour system. Stack two sachets when the day is long or hot. Jump to the full label →
What changesAnd roughly when

put back what
the sweat took.

First sachet
you stop drinking to catch up

Unflavoured, no sugar, no citric acid bite. It dissolves into whatever's already in your bottle instead of becoming another drink you have to tolerate.

First hot week
the afternoon after feels different

That wrung-out hour after a hot session is what most people are trying to fix. Replacing the minerals you actually lost is the simple version of fixing it.

Long days
two sachets, not one

Races over three hours, or a heat wave: one before the start and one mid-effort — 800mg of sodium across the day. Stacking is designed into the dose, not a workaround for it.

Now the numbers Every dose disclosed, no blends

read the label.

Mineral profile Per 1 sachet (30 or 50 sachets per box)
Sodium (Na) 400 mg
Potassium (K) 250 mg
Magnesium (Mg) — as glycinate 60 mg
Calcium (Ca) 600 mg
Total sugar 0 g

Doses confirmed by Sam, 28 Jul 2026: Pure Electrolytes carries the same mineral profile as Hydrating Aminos — sodium 400mg, potassium 250mg, magnesium 60mg elemental (from 300mg buffered glycinate), calcium 600mg per sachet.

Also in every sachet
Sugar 0 g
Sweeteners None
Flavour Unflavoured
Suitable for Vegans
How to use it

One sachet into 500ml–1L of water, before a session or sipped across the day. For long, hot or salty-sweat days, stack two — that's 800mg of sodium. Add a scoop of Pure Carb Fuel to the same bottle once the session runs past 90 minutes.

Hot sessionsAll-day sippingRace day — stack two

so why not just salt your water?

For a short session you can, and it's honestly fine. This is for the days where potassium and magnesium matter too — and where you'd rather not drink something sugar-led to get them.

Pure Electrolytes
Sports drink / salt tab
Minerals covered
Sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium
Mostly sodium
Sugar per serving
None
Usually sugar-led
Magnesium form
Glycinate
Oxide, or none
Scales up on hard days
Yes — stack two sachets
One size, sugar included
Carrying it
Single-serve sachet
Bottle or tub and a scoop

Pure Electrolytes replaces minerals. It isn't fuel and it isn't protein: past 90 minutes add Pure Carb Fuel, and for the repair afterwards that's what the aminos are for.

We don't have enough verified reviews of Pure Electrolytes to publish an average yet. When we do, they go here — in the customer's words, good and bad.

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the honest answers.

Why is the sodium lower than the big imported brands?

Most active adults already get plenty of sodium from food, so a 1,000mg-plus serving is more than most people need on a normal training day. We dosed at 400mg a sachet for sensible everyday use, and we tell you plainly to stack two — 800mg — when it's hot, long or you're a salty sweater. Smarter for daily, and it scales when the day asks for it.

Why magnesium glycinate instead of oxide?

Glycinate is magnesium bound to glycine, and it is generally better absorbed and better tolerated than magnesium oxide, which is the cheaper form used in most bulk electrolyte powders. The 300mg on our label is the glycinate compound, not elemental magnesium — see the label note in the numbers section for the elemental figure.

Is there sugar or sweetener in it?

No sugar, no artificial sweeteners, no citric acid. It's unflavoured — clean and slightly mineral — so it dissolves into water, squash or whatever you already drink without turning it into something else.

How is this different to Hydrating Aminos?

Hydrating Aminos is the full nine-amino formula with the same salts built in — one bottle instead of two products. Pure Electrolytes is just the minerals, in a sachet, for the days you want hydration without the amino load. If you're already taking Bare Aminos, this is the cheaper way to add the salts.

Can I mix it with Pure Carb Fuel?

Yes — that's the recommended stack for anything over 90 minutes. One sachet of Electrolytes and one scoop of Carb Fuel into the same bottle. They mix cleanly, and you carry one bottle instead of two.

When does it ship, and what does delivery cost?

Orders ship from Durban in 2–4 working days, anywhere in South Africa. Delivery is free over R1250 and tracked on everything else. All prices are in ZAR.

what it goes with.

Hydrate · the one-bottle version

Hydrating Aminos

The same four salts with the full amino formula already in it. One bottle instead of two products, for the hot sessions you also need to recover from.

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Fuel · for anything past 90 minutes

Pure Carb Fuel

Salt keeps you in the session; carbs keep you moving through it. One ingredient — pea starch — in the same bottle.

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Recover · the everyday one

Bare Aminos

Nine essential aminos, 5,000mg in total with 2g of leucine. Clear, light, and about 20 calories — the repair side of the same training week.

R549Add
15% off in a box

salt, repair and fuel
in one box.

Build a Bare Box: mix Bare Aminos and Hydrating Aminos — every third is free, pooled across both — and Creatine, Carb Fuel and Electrolytes come in at 15% off. Free delivery over R1250, ships in 2–4 working days.

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