Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix vs Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder
This comparison uses the declared product and label data we hold for Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix and Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder. Every figure below comes from the manufacturer's own panel or listing, on a per-serving basis. Where a brand does not declare a value we leave the cell blank instead of assuming zero.
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Per serving, as declared. Only attributes at least one product declares are shown.
| Attribute | Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte MixKids Fruit Punch | Dr. Berg Electrolyte PowderCherry |
|---|---|---|
| Sodium | 240mg | 40mg |
| Potassium | 310mg | 1000mg |
| Magnesium | Not declared | 120mg |
| Calcium | Not declared | 37mg |
| Sugar | 4g | 0g |
| Carbohydrates | 6g | 3g |
| Calories | 25 | 15 |
| Caffeine | Caffeine-free | Caffeine-free |
| Serving size | 1 packet (7.3g) | 1 scoop (6g) |
| Format | Powder stick | Powder |
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At a glance
Electrolytes
Caffeine
Sugar & sweeteners
Composition
Ingredients
Coconut water powder, non-GMO citric acid, pink Himalayan salt, fruit/natural flavors, sodium citrate, lemon juice powder, organic stevia extract, monk fruit extract; flavor-specific fruit/flavor ingredients vary.
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At a glance
Electrolytes
Caffeine
Sugar & sweeteners
Composition
Ingredients
Calcium (calcium lactate), iron (trace mineral complex), magnesium (magnesium citrate), chloride (pink Himalayan salt), sodium (pink Himalayan salt), potassium (potassium citrate), trace mineral complex; flavor-specific natural flavor and stevia.
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| Per serving | CHCure HydrationHydrating Electrolyte MixKids Fruit PunchPowder stick · 1 packet (7.3g) | DBDr. BergElectrolyte PowderCherryPowder · 1 scoop (6g) |
|---|---|---|
| At a glance | ||
| 🧂 Sodium (mg) | 240← Highest | 40← Lowest |
| ⚡ Caffeine | Caffeine-free | Caffeine-free |
| 🍬 Sugar (g) | 4← Highest | 0← Lowest |
| 🔥 Calories | 25← Highest | 15← Lowest |
| Electrolytes | ||
| Sodium (mg) | 240← Highest | 40← Lowest |
| Potassium (mg) | 310← Lowest | 1,000← Highest |
| Magnesium (mg) | Not declaredThe manufacturer/source we use does not provide enough information to establish a quantity. This does not necessarily mean the product contains zero. | 120 |
| Calcium (mg) | Not declaredThe manufacturer/source we use does not provide enough information to establish a quantity. This does not necessarily mean the product contains zero. | 37 |
| Chloride (mg) | Not declaredThe manufacturer/source we use does not provide enough information to establish a quantity. This does not necessarily mean the product contains zero. | 60 |
| Caffeine | ||
| Caffeine (mg) | 0Equal | 0Equal |
| Caffeine status | Verified caffeine-free | Verified caffeine-free |
| Caffeine notes | Verified caffeine-free | Verified caffeine-free |
| Sugar | ||
| Sugar (g) | 4← Highest | 0← Lowest |
| Carbohydrates (g) | 6← Highest | 3← Lowest |
| Calories | ||
| Calories | 25← Highest | 15← Lowest |
| Composition | ||
| Sodium source | Pink Himalayan salt, sodium citrate | Pink Himalayan salt |
| Potassium source | Coconut water powder | Potassium citrate |
| Magnesium source | Coconut water powder | Magnesium citrate |
| Calcium source | Coconut water powder | Calcium lactate |
| Ingredients | ||
| Full ingredient list | Coconut water powder, non-GMO citric acid, pink Himalayan salt, fruit/natural flavors, sodium citrate, lemon juice powder, organic stevia extract, monk fruit extract; flavor-specific fruit/flavor ingredients vary. | Calcium (calcium lactate), iron (trace mineral complex), magnesium (magnesium citrate), chloride (pink Himalayan salt), sodium (pink Himalayan salt), potassium (potassium citrate), trace mineral complex; flavor-specific natural flavor and stevia. |
| Sweeteners | ||
| Sweetener | Stevia + monk fruit | Stevia |
| Artificial sweeteners | No | No |
| Coloring | Not declaredThe manufacturer/source we use does not provide enough information to establish a quantity. This does not necessarily mean the product contains zero. | Not declaredThe manufacturer/source we use does not provide enough information to establish a quantity. This does not necessarily mean the product contains zero. |
| Dietary certifications | Non-GMO, vegan, kosher, gluten-free, third-party tested | Keto, vegan, gluten-free, NSF-certified facility |
| Where to buy | ||
| Retailers | Amazon Click link for price Buy on Amazon →Paid link — Electrolyte Nerd may earn a commission from qualifying purchases. | Amazon Find Similar on Amazon →Paid link — Electrolyte Nerd may earn a commission from qualifying purchases. |
| Verification | ||
| Last verified | 2026-08-15 | 2026-08-15 |
Key differences
Sodium
Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix provides 240mg sodium per serving compared with 40mg in Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder, a difference of 200mg.
Sugar and carbohydrates
Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix provides 4g sugar per serving compared with 0g in Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder, a difference of 4g. Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix provides 6g carbohydrate per serving compared with 3g in Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder, a difference of 3g.
Mineral coverage
Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix declares 2 of the five minerals we track: sodium, potassium. Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder declares 5 of the five minerals we track: sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, chloride. Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder additionally declares magnesium, calcium, chloride, which Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix does not list in our source.
Calories
Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix provides 25 calories per serving compared with 15 in Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder, a difference of 10.
Format
Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix is a powder stick, while Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder is a powder. Format changes how each product is carried, measured and mixed; it does not change the declared amounts above.
Serving and packaging
Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix states a serving of 1 packet (7.3g), and Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder states a serving of 1 scoop (6g).
Ingredients and sweeteners
Declared sweeteners differ: Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix → Stevia + monk fruit; Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder → Stevia. Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix, Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder declare an artificial sweetener; the others do not declare one either way. Dietary claims stored in our database: Cure Hydration Hydrating Electrolyte Mix → Vegan, Gluten Free, Non-GMO, Kosher; Dr. Berg Electrolyte Powder → Vegan, Gluten Free.
We describe what each label declares. We do not say one product is healthier, better or more effective than another — that depends on your own context, and label data alone cannot answer it.