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Compare to Pedialyte. Pedialyte is a registered trademark of Abbott Laboratories. This product is not manufactured or distributed by Abbott Nutrition, Abbott Laboratories, the distributor of Pedialyte. Replace Zinc and Fluids: Parent's Choice Electrolyte Solution replaces zinc, fluids and electrolytes; common causes of dehydration include vomiting, diarrhea, intense exercise, heat exhaustion, travel Help Dehydration: Parent's Choice Electrolyte Solution is designed to help prevent dehydration by quickly restoring fluids and electrolytes more effectively than sports drinks, sodas, juices and water; great for ages kid to adult Parent's Choice Electrolyte Solution comes in grape natural flavor with other natural flavor; no artificial flavors, sweeteners or synthetic colors Kids and Adults: Ready-to-use Parent's Choice Electrolyte Solution is great for kids and adults; one liter provides: sodium, 45 mEq; potassium, 20 mEq; chloride, 35 mEq; recommended by pediatricians and pharmacists
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.8 (22 ratings) 4.8 out of 5 stars |
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Parent's Choice Electrolyte Solution, Grape, 33.8 fl oz Bottle, for Kids/Adults, 1 Liter, (4 Count)
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Grandson loves it
such a great price. I like how it is EBT eligible which makes it easier for single moms like me to get and stock up on things like this for our children. I have a 2-year-old who definitely gets sick more often than not. and I always try to make sure I've got Pedialyte in the house as well as other things. sometimes Pedialyte can be pricey. however this Walmart version is half the price and works just as well
Tastes great, not too sweet. Cap is easier to remove on this than the brand. They fill the bottle all the way to the top. Drinking one full bottle gets rid of my night muscle cramps. Great solution to that weakness you feel after sweating all day---not just for babies!
This is just as good as Pedialyte but cheaper. I now keep a bottle on hand for emergency purposes. You never know when you're going to need it. It's much better than having to go straight to the ER. Try this first and see if it helps. It even helped with my fever as it helped rehydrate.
I like that I don't have to deal with the delivery drivers even though they're the ones shipping it sometimes. I still wonder where this gets packaged. I just can't believe that Walmart has that much space back there unless there's buildings around the city that we don't know about? a lot of times the shipping comes from different states which usually seems to be great no issues for the most part but then you get the shipping that comes from the store and that's very confusing the whole package is that stuff? because that can be a disarray right away
This is recommended by my son's dietitian. It has everything his “special needs” digestive system needs and though the price is hard on a budget, it is more affordable than it's competitors. Grateful for this option!
Parent Choice electrolytes has been my preferred go to for sometime. It's pleasant taste/recharge energy/cost efficient is just what I need.
My 4 year old was sick with a stomach bug and this helped to rehydrate her. She loved the flavor and still asks for it now that she is feeling better. Just as good, if not better than name brand.
Normally the Electrolyte's are hard to come by so I'm assuming it's in high demand as I canceled orders in the past after realizing you were out. There's nothing worse than being dehydrated.
I think these taste great. However, they are expensive, and I don't buy them for kids, rather for me -- an adult -- to improve hydration when I'm feeling lazy. However, looking at the ingredients, I opted to just drink some water salt plus some a small amount of potassium magnesium in supplement form (pills - partial if needed). If you want to speed up the hydration process, add a small amount of sugar to the mix. Sure, it doesn't taste nearly as good, but at $5 versus $0.15 per bottle equivalent (or something close), if money matters, then the diy concoction is much cheaper. I'll still buy as they taste great, but for the most part I stick with my homemade option.