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What is MorningLytes?

MorningLytes is a honey-sweetened electrolyte drink mix made with pink grapefruit and pineapple juice crystals, real honey, sea salt, potassium and magnesium, plus essential amino acids, glycine and vitamins C and D. 

It's bright, refreshing and lightly sweet—with no stevia. Mix it with cold water for an easy way to make hydration part of your morning routine. 

30 servings • Naturally flavored • No artificial colors or sweeteners

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More Than Morning Water

  • A simple neon green line drawing of a honey jar with a honey dipper on a solid black background.

    Real Honey

    Naturally sweetened with honey for a clean, lightly sweet taste.

  • A neon light green line art illustration of a sliced citrus fruit, likely a lime or citron, with a wedge overlapping a half-slice, set against a solid white background.

    Real Fruit

    Pink grapefruit and pineapple create a bright, refreshing start to the day.

  • A light green outline icon of a water droplet containing a lightning bolt, a plus sign, and a minus sign, centered on a solid black background.

    Electrolytes + Aminos

    Made with potassium, sodium and magnesium plus essential amino acids and glycine.

  • A light green line icon depicting a hand-drawn house outline with a leaf symbol inside, above a cluster of small dots, on a solid black background.

    No Stevia

    No stevia. No artificial colors. No fake sweeteners. Ever.
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The Problem

Your Morning Has Enough Going On.

Coffee. 

Kids. 

Work. 

Workout. 

Commute. 

Whatever your morning looks like, drinking enough water can quickly become an afterthought.

And overly sweet, artificial-tasting hydration isn't exactly something to look forward to.

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The MorningLytes Way

Start With Hydration

Pink grapefruit. 

Pineapple. 

Real honey. 

Electrolytes. 

Essential amino acids.

MorningLytes makes your first water of the day something you'll actually want to drink.

Bright. Refreshing. No stevia. Nothing weird.

However Your Morning Moves

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    FIRST THING

    Make hydration part of your morning routine before the day gets away from you.

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    WORKOUT MORNINGS

    A refreshing way to hydrate before, during or after you move.

  • A pink iced drink in a clear glass jar with a bamboo lid and straw sits on a wooden table outdoors by a lake at sunset, with a striped blanket, chair, sunglasses, and book nearby.

    WEEKEND MORNINGS

    Because mornings don't always need an agenda.

  • A woman in a cozy cream knit cardigan sits at a wooden desk, holding a pink drink in a clear glass jar with a straw while working on a laptop. The scene is warmly lit by natural sunlight coming from a window, with notebooks, pens, and potted plants on the desk.

    WORK MORNINGS

    Make the water beside your coffee and laptop a little more interesting.

Scoop. Shake. Hydrate.

  • 01 - SCOOP

    Add MorningLytes to cold water.

  • 02 - SHAKE

    Shake well and adjust to taste.

  • 03 - ENJOY

    Add ice, bubbles - or enjoy it straight.

  • 04 - REPEAT

    Hydrate whenever real life calls for it.

Find Your Hydration

FAQ

What is MorningLytes?

MorningLytes is a honey-sweetened electrolyte drink mix made with pink grapefruit and pineapple, electrolytes, essential amino acids, glycine and vitamins C and D.

Is MorningLytes sweetened with honey?

Yes. MorningLytes contains real honey powder along with a small amount of monk fruit extract.

Does MorningLytes contain stevia?

No. MorningLytes contains no stevia.

What electrolytes are in MorningLytes?

MorningLytes contains potassium, sodium and magnesium from potassium citrate, sea salt and magnesium malate.

Does MorningLytes contain amino acids?

Yes. MorningLytes contains essential amino acids and glycine. 

When should I drink MorningLytes?

MorningLytes was created for morning hydration and fits easily into your routine first thing, around a morning workout or as you start your workday.

How many servings are in a jar?

Each jar contains 30 servings.