DripDrop FAQ

About DripDrop

Why do people love DripDrop?

Doctor-developed DripDrop provides superior rehydration that works faster and more effectively than water alone. And we’re told, unlike most electrolyte drink mixes, it tastes fantastic.

Is DripDrop an ORS?

Yes. DripDrop’s original formula uses ORS science to activate a hydration shortcut known as sodium-glucose cotransporters, accelerating fluid absorption into the bloodstream so you can feel better faster.

What's in DripDrop's original formula?

Our original formula contains:
- 3X Electrolytes - vs the leading sports drinks
- 1/2 the Sugar - vs the leading sports drinks
- Sodium Electrolytes + Glucose - for rapid fluid absorption
- Contains Magnesium - supports optimal rehydration
- Contains Zinc + Vitamin C - for immune support

What's in DripDrop Zero Sugar?

DripDrop Zero Sugar contains:
- 3X Electrolytes - vs the leading sports drinks
- ZERO Sugar - same delicious taste
- Sodium Electrolytes - for rapid fluid absorption
- Contains Magnesium - supports optimal rehydration
- Contains B Vitamins, Zinc, Vitamin C - for immune support

What are electrolytes and why are they important?

Electrolytes are essential minerals in your body—like sodium, potassium, and magnesium—that have an electrical charge. They maintain your body’s fluid balance, as well as the normal functioning of cells—especially your heart, muscle, and nerve cells.

Why does DripDrop contain high sodium electrolyte levels?

When it comes to hydration, not all electrolytes are created equal. Sodium is the key electrolyte necessary for rapid rehydration. It pulls water and other electrolytes into your bloodstream to replace what’s lost and properly balances your bodily fluids. While many hydration drinks compromise on sodium for taste, DripDrop takes a different approach. Our formulas are optimized to crush dehydration without sacrificing flavor.

Why does DripDrop's original formula contain sugar?

Sugar plays a critical role in the sodium-glucose cotransport system, a hydration shortcut that rapidly pulls sodium and water from your intestine into your bloodstream. DripDrop's original formula contains just enough sugar to make that happen, including:

- Sucrose and Fructose: both natural sugars with lower glycemic index than glucose.
- Dextrose: a corn-based sweetener.
- Small amounts of Sucralose: a non-caloric modified form of table sugar considered safe by the FDA, the European Food Safety Authority, Health Canada and the World Health Organization.

Does DripDrop come in sugar-free options?

Yes, when you want dehydration relief fast without the sugar, DripDrop Zero delivers the precise level of sodium electrolytes you need, plus five key vitamins and minerals to support your overall health.

Is DripDrop Zero only for people on a low-carb or keto diet?

DripDrop Zero is for anyone that wants fast, effective dehydration relief without sugar.

Is DripDrop Zero Keto friendly?

DripDrop Zero has 3g of net carbs per serving and therefore contributes a small amount of carbohydrates to a ketogenic diet.

Where do the calories in DripDrop Zero come from?

Calories can come from fats, carbs and proteins. While DripDrop Zero has no sugar, there are still some ingredients that have small amounts of carbohydrates in them. 3g to be exact.

Is DripDrop safe from allergens?

DripDrop is non-GMO, vegan, gluten-free, salicylate-free, soy-free, and dairy-free.

Is DripDrop gluten free?

DripDrop products are Certified Gluten Free by the GFCO.

Is DripDrop Kosher?

DripDrop has been certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union.

Is DripDrop NSF Certified?

DripDrip and DripDrop Zero 16oz sticks are NSF Content Certified. We also have 16oz sticks NSF Sports Certified.

Is there caffeine in DripDrop?

DripDrop is caffeine-free.

What are the nutrition facts for DripDrop?

This information can be found within the product images for any item on the Shop page of our website.

What is the difference between Aspartame vs. Zinc Aspartate?

DripDrop does not contain aspartame, but it does contain an ingredient that looks similar in spelling called “zinc aspartate”. Zinc Aspartate is a common, naturally occurring amino acid.