Gatorade Zero Tablets, Variety Pack (Pack of 40)

It's gatorade to go in tablet form. I would not advise using these in a bottle because of when it fizzes and builds up pressure you could have a pressure vessel on your hands. But great flavor choices best in a cup. It's zero sugar so great for diabetics. You get more for what you pay for with this rather than buying a premade bottle. Quality of flavors are great, the lemon one is a bit sour I will say that. It mixes well in water no matter the amount. I have used one tablet in my 32oz bottle and it tastes great! The flavor is not as strong but you still get it's benefits.

Citrusy taste that's slightly bitter, not my favorite, would prefer something a little sweeter. Tabs are very convenient, much easier, less messy than scooping powder. Seem to be going through them pretty quickly, 2 tabs per day so I'll have to see cost-wise if the tabs are a cheaper option vs powder.

After a hospital stay I needed some electrolyte drinks and ordered these (actually thought I was ordering the little tubes of powder, I was really out of it from the hospital stay). Anyway they taste fine once they do dissolve but it seems to take a very long time (my only complaint). I let one glass just sit with a tablet in it and 10 minutes later I could still see the tablet in the glass bouncing around. Maybe they would dissolve faster in warm water but I like mine with lots of ice. Not sure if I will order again as the powder versions only take less than a minute to fully dissolve.

The most inexpensive way to get my electrolytes everyday. Taske is not intense, just enough to make a pleasant drink. I use a 20oz recycled bottle.

These took a little getting used to. If you're used to using packets to flavor your water then no big deal, it takes a few more seconds for the tablet to dissolve. Once done it's the same as any other drink packet but this one provides good electrolyte contents. Less expensive than other electrolyte drink mixes and it gets the job done

I usually don't leave reviews, but feel the need to warn people away from these tablets. I have been drinking Gatorade Zero from the single serve power packets for a couple of years. Those taste great when fully mixed, but tend to clump and need vigorous shaking to mix well, so when I saw these tablets, I thought "problem solved." And the clumping problem IS solved, but there is a worse problem - taste. I guess if you like the taste of Alka-Selzer, you will like these tablets, because that's what it reminds me of. I tried my various tricks of ridding it of this taste - letting it dissolve for 30 minutes, using chilled water, I even left it in the fridge overnight. Nothing I tried worked. None of the flavors are able to mask the taste, though Fruit Punch does it the best and Lemon-Lime the least, it is there and it is strong. I like the idea of these tablets, but the execution is terrible. So beware. Stick to the packets and shaking vigorously - your taste buds and stomach will thank you.

I ordered the variety pack. What I discovered is that the lemon lime is very good, the glacial cherry is pretty good, and the watermelon is absolutely disgusting. And, unfortunately, the variety pack comes with more watermelon than the other flavors. I would like to purchase just the lemon lime flavor, but the price is ridiculously steep for that. It's currently twice as much to order just lemon lime as it is to order the same quantity of the variety pack. It's almost cost effective to just order the variety pack and throw the watermelon tubes away. I will, in no way, shape, or form, ever be ordering the watermelon again. Seems that Gatorade is trying to unload them, as they seem to be discounted everywhere.

Great way to get the zero sugar gatorade which is sometimes hard to find and a lot cheaper than store bought. All three flavors taste great, I didnt think I would like the watermelon flavor but it suprised me and was quite good. My favorite is the lemon line maybe because it was the first and only flavor back in the day. Great if you don't have the space to store quart or pint size containers.