Electrolyte drink tablets

Nuun Sport tablets

Nuun Sport is a flavored electrolyte tablet designed to be mixed with water. The official product page presents it as a low-calorie sport hydration beverage in multiple flavors.

What the public facts say

  • Each tablet is listed as a 5 g serving with 300 mg sodium, 150 mg potassium, 25 mg magnesium, and 40 mg chloride.
  • The product page lists 15 calories, 4 g total carbohydrate, and 1 g sugar per tablet serving.
  • Tablets include citric acid, dextrose, bicarbonate and carbonate salts, potassium chloride, magnesium oxide, calcium carbonate, stevia leaf extract, avocado oil, natural flavor, and flavor-dependent color or acid ingredients.
  • The page lists several flavors, including Strawberry Lemonade, Lemon Lime, Tri-Berry, and Watermelon, with ingredient panels that vary by flavor.

Dietary notes

The reviewed official pages do not explicitly verify Vegan, Gluten-free, Vegetarian, or Dairy-free status for Nuun Sport, so no dietary tags are assigned. Nuun states that its tablet products do not contain tree nuts or peanuts and are made in a facility without those allergens; this is not equivalent to the allowed dietary tags.

A dietary tag is not an allergy-safety guarantee. Check the selected flavor’s current label and contact the manufacturer if needed.

Practical tradeoffs

Useful qualities

  • Tablet format is compact and can be portioned into individual servings before mixing with water.
  • Preparation is straightforward: the tablet is intended to dissolve in water and provides a measured electrolyte blend with relatively low calories and sugar per listed serving.

Things to consider

  • The product must be mixed with water, so it is less immediately ready-to-drink than a bottled beverage.
  • Flavor ingredient panels differ, and the official page directs shoppers to the package label for the most up-to-date information; range-level dietary assumptions are therefore limited.

These are format and ingredient observations from public sources, not tasting results or field-test claims.

Packing & preparation

The official page lists 10 servings per tube and shows a four-tube flavor bundle. Tablets are packaged as dry servings and require water for preparation.

Official sources

Checked 2026-11-05. Products, labels and availability can change.

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