Nuun Sport Electrolyte Tablets Citrus Fruit, GF & Vegan, 8 Pack

I like them. I had a rough day at the gym and a friend gave me a tablet to put in my water bottle. A half hour later I was lifting again. BUT...I have been trying to reorder and I'm being told that they can't ship to the address I have been having them delivered to four three years. I tried two other addresses with the same result. I called service and was told a computer issue, 12 to 24 hours. Three days later, I still can't order. I called service again and got the scripted run around without being told why. I have found an alternative, but I wonder if this has happened to anyone else? Why, after years of purchases, at this address, can't I buy any flavor, any pack, at any of three addresses? Fun fact, I went to Nuun's site and ordered an eight pack. Signed up for the letters and offers to get 20% off, and it wouldn't give it to me. 8 packs aren't eligible. "Can I get it if I buy two four packs"? Yes...but they don't sell the four packs. It shouldn't be this hard.

Been using these for several years now, as a runner they are perfect for a quick electrolyte boost pre or post run (or mid run if you add them to a handheld bottle), taste is good not too sweet like some of the overly artificial sweetened alternatives or a full sugary gatorade.

Great product but the Citrus Fruit tastes like cilantro :/ can we tweak this?

I prefer Nuun tablets over Gatorade when I need hydration. I don’t miss the sugar.

I am a runner and sweat a lot, which apparently makes me feel awful afterwards from the sodium loss. I switched to the high sodium because depending on variables, athletes and maybe me, can sweat many times more than the amount in the pill. But eating that much salt straight is unpalatable. So despite these being rather expensive on a per tablet basis, it is something I can drink when don't feel like drinking anything else. Right after running it tastes great. When running long races I've crunched these down, which is not as good as dissolved in water, but good enough.

I ref rugby, my son plays and refs, and we live in TX. The summer tournaments would be 8+ hours in 100+ F heat for two days. I always just mix together some salts/baking sode/citric acid to make my own, but even I'll admit it tastes like garbage. We tried a number of commercial products, and he'd come home not having had more than a few sips. But these, he'll drink ahead of time, after the games, during the games/practices. And no more complaints about headaches or cramping and more recovery time. I also enjoy the taste, but they are a little expensive for me when I can choke down the homemade stuff which is basically free. That said, these are more convenient, easy to hand out and share, and work as well.

Better than Gatorade - fewer additives, better for you

Muy buenos

bought 8 and 1 cracked in the package. Product itself is nice.

Completely thrashed and useless, stuck inside tube