LMNT Zero-Sugar Electrolytes vs Thorne Daily Electrolytes
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Measured specs Bars scale to the largest value shown. “Not listed” = not confirmed on the label or listing.
What’s in it
- 1,000 mg sodium
- 200 mg potassium · 60 mg magnesium · 0 g sugar
- 480 mg sodium
- 0 g sugar
The highest sodium here with zero sugar; a favorite for long, sweaty sessions.
Moderate sodium, zero sugar, NSF Certified for Sport.
Evidence note
Electrolyte Powder: Electrolyte mixes differ mostly in sodium, potassium and sugar per serving. Heavy sweaters and long sessions call for more sodium; for an ordinary day, water is usually enough.
General information on the main ingredient, not a health claim about any product. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Talk to your doctor before starting a supplement.
Winner by category
| Sugar per serving | Tie |
|---|---|
| Servings per container | Tie |
| Third-party testing | Thorne Daily Electrolytes |
| Higher in our ranking | LMNT Zero-Sugar Electrolytes (#1) |
“Winners” are only on confirmed numbers (higher is better, except sugar, footprint and price tier). They are not an overall verdict.
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