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Honest Comparisons
Side-by-side breakdowns against the biggest names in hydration. Every brand below is a hydration product. None of them is also the drink. Sugar, sodium, calories, ingredients — no spin. Every 2THIRTY number is per serving, from a 30-serving tub.
LMNT is a very good electrolyte packet — 1,000 mg of sodium in water, and that's the whole product. It does one job well. 2THIRTY does five, and it's built to be the base of a drink rather than just something you add to water. Put a scoop of LMNT in a paloma and you get a salty paloma. That's the difference.
Liquid I.V. is built around CTT — sugar, sodium, potassium — to push fluid into your cells the same way pediatric oral rehydration salts do. 2THIRTY skips the 11g of sugar, keeps the sodium, and adds B12, amino acids, L-Theanine, and liver-support ingredients you won't find in Liquid I.V.
Liquid Death sells water in a can — zero sugar, zero electrolytes (the still water has no added minerals), great branding. 2THIRTY sells a powdered mixer with electrolytes, B-vitamins, amino acids, and liver-support compounds. Use Liquid Death when you want a cold can of water. Use 2THIRTY when you want what's in the glass to actually do something.
Pedialyte is an oral rehydration solution. 2THIRTY is a functional hydration mixer. Both will rehydrate you. Only one will also support energy, focus, and liver function the morning after.
Gatorade gives you 21g of sugar, 36g of carbs, and 270 mg of sodium per 12 fl oz serving. 2THIRTY gives you 0 sugar, 0 calories, 300 mg of sodium, plus B12, amino acids, and pre-covery support. Different generation, different priorities.
DripDrop: 7g of sugar, 330 mg sodium, no functional ingredients, built for acute dehydration. 2THIRTY: 0 sugar, 300 mg sodium, plus B12, L-Theanine, L-Ornithine and liver-support compounds.