Gnarly Nutrition Hydrate
Competitive athletes who need NSF certification and zero-sugar clean ingredients
DripDrop ORS
Those seeking medical-grade oral rehydration for illness recovery, hangovers, or intense dehydration
Score Comparison
Pricing & Features
Making Your Decision
When to Choose Gnarly Nutrition Hydrate
Competitive athletes who need NSF certification and zero-sugar clean ingredients
Gnarly Hydrate checks the boxes for competitive athletes: NSF Certified for Sport, zero sugar, monk fruit sweetened, and solid electrolyte ratios. The taste won't please everyone, but the clean formula and certification make it a strong choice for anyone subject to drug testing.
Strengths
- NSF Certified for Sport — safe for competitive athletes subject to drug testing
- Zero sugar with no artificial sweeteners — uses monk fruit extract
- Good electrolyte balance with 200mg sodium, 250mg potassium per serving
Limitations
- Monk fruit taste can be polarizing — some find it has a slight aftertaste
- Less widely available in retail stores compared to mainstream brands
- Resealable bag format can clump in humid conditions
When to Choose DripDrop ORS
Those seeking medical-grade oral rehydration for illness recovery, hangovers, or intense dehydration
DripDrop bridges the gap between clinical ORS solutions and consumer electrolyte drinks. The doctor-developed formula follows WHO rehydration guidelines, making it one of the most scientifically grounded options. The sugar content is intentional for absorption, but may deter clean-label purists.
Strengths
- Developed by a doctor using WHO oral rehydration science for medical-grade hydration
- Precise sodium-glucose ratio optimized for rapid fluid absorption
- Available in both zero-sugar and original formulas for flexibility
Limitations
- Original formula contains 7g sugar per serving from added cane sugar
- Contains citric acid and natural flavors without full ingredient breakdown
- Higher cost per stick compared to bulk powder formats
