Waterdrop Hydration Cubes with Vitamin C, B3, B5 & Electrolytes, Apple Flavor, Flavored Water Enhancer Electrolyte Cubes for Still & Sparkling Water, Sugar Free, Low Calorie, On the Go, Vegan, 24 Ct

Apple, grapefruit, lemon...they are all so delicious! No sugar, no additives. Super pumped to find them on Amazon, they get to you in no time at all! Waterdrop also has an App, to order from! I swear by this product. Highly recommend if you need to get more water in. I went from consuming maybe 16oz of water a day to anywhere from 120 to 200oz of water a day...its no longer hard to drink water. Hydrates, and depending on what you order they also have caffeine options. Such a great product!

Delicious!

I’ve tried this twice and not overwhelmed with the apple flavor. I tried adjusting the ounces of water to find the perfect golden spot when it comes to flavor. Still trying to find the perfect ratio of water to the cube! Not sure that I would purchase again sorry to say was so looking forward to the apple!

This is sooooooo crisp! Refreshing and thirst quenching

Absolutely disgusting!

I really love these cubes. Great flavor. They smell and taste like apples. Very refreshing. The only drawback is that they are a little expensive.

These hydration cubes are such a clever idea! They dissolve quickly in water and taste great—light, not overly sweet like some other electrolyte products. I’ve noticed a real difference in how hydrated I feel after workouts or long days outdoors. They’re super convenient to toss in a gym bag or take when traveling—no messy powders or big tubs to deal with. Plus, they don’t leave any weird aftertaste, and they mix evenly every time. Overall, these cubes make staying hydrated easy and enjoyable. If you’re active, travel often, or just want to boost your daily hydration, I highly recommend giving them a try!

I found the aroma and flavor reminiscent of apples, the overall experience is not good. After one sample, I found this product unsatisfactory and requested and received a refund. I had high hopes, but it had an unpleasant ‘sweetness’ (if one could call it that). It had very little natural flavor. Perhaps some consumers would not perceive the flavor as I did, but the taste and quality did not meet my expectations. Perhaps as a dietary supplement, it could be tolerable, but as a hydrating drink, I find unflavored water (through a Waterdrop R.O. filter system) to be superior. Update: I tried titrating the amount of water and the absolute maximum water that I could use and have a tolerable flavor was nine ounces, significantly less than the minimum of 14 ounces, specified by Waterdrop. When trying the maximum of 20 ounces down to the minimum of 14 ounces, the flavor was not good. For eight to nine ounces, it was not bad. Buy with caution.