Skratch's Electrolyte Booster delivers customizable electrolyte support without any added sweeteners, flavors, or salty taste.
It mixes easily into your drink to boost your sodium, but not your flavor or carb intake. Designed to work seamlessly with any hydration or fueling strategy, it lets you dial in exactly what your body needs—nothing more, nothing less—so you can stay hydrated and perform at your best.
When To Use
Great for:
- Higher sweat rates
- Higher sodium loss (alt: When you lose more sodium than average)
- Hot or humid conditions
- Long training or race days
How to Use
Start with adding ½ to 1 scoop (400 mg sodium per scoop) to 12–16 fl oz of any drink and shake.
Stack with Skratch Hydration Sport Drink Mix, Super High-Carb, or any drink mix option.
Dial it in based on your sodium needs and how you feel.
Nutrition Info
Features
- The right electrolyte profile — Sodium makes up ~90 % of the electrolytes lost in sweat. Our hydration mixes match average sweat loss with 400 mg sodium + potassium, calcium, and magnesium, so it’s easier to stay hydrated.
- Personalized hydration — Add it to any sport drink or Skratch mix to dial in your specific hydration needs — whether you’re a salty sweater, sweating more, or training in the heat — without altering your carb or fueling plan.
- Just electrolytes — No sugar. No sweeteners. No flavor. Just the essential electrolytes your body loses in sweat — nothing more, nothing less.
- Purposely unflavored — Unflavored by design so it mixes easily into anything, giving you the sodium you need, without the salty taste or flavor fatigue you don’t.
- Customisable sodium boost — Start with ½ to 1 scoop (≈ 400 mg sodium per scoop) to 12–16 fl oz of any drink and shake. Stack with Skratch Hydration Sport Drink Mix, Super High-Carb, or any drink mix option. Dial it in based on your sodium needs and how you feel.
- Zero calories, zero sugar — 0 calories, 0 g sugar, <1 g carbs per serving.
- For heavy sweat, hot/humid conditions, long sessions — Great for higher sweat rates, higher sodium loss, hot or humid training, and long training or race days.
