Pedialyte just went dye-free across drinks, pops and powders
Pedialyte goes dye-free and launches its biggest refresh yet
As families gear up for fall sports, travel, packed schedules and the return of cold and flu season, staying hydrated remains an important part of everyday wellness. That's why Pedialyte is rolling out one of the biggest updates in the brand's history.
The trusted hydration brand is introducing dye-free drinks, freezer pops and powder packs while keeping the same hydration performance and familiar taste consumers have relied on for decades. Along with the formula update, Pedialyte is also simplifying its packaging to help shoppers quickly identify the right product for their hydration needs.
What's changing?
The most noticeable update is the clear, dye-free appearance across Pedialyte's product lineup.
According to the brand, consumers increasingly want products that deliver both performance and ingredients that align with their preferences. Pedialyte's latest refresh aims to meet that demand while maintaining the hydration benefits that have made it a household name.
The brand is also introducing bold new labels and benefit-focused product categories that make shopping easier.
The new Pedialyte lineup
Pedialyte products are now organized into four hydration categories:
1. Essential Rehydration
Designed to help manage mild to moderate dehydration caused by:
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Exercise
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Heat
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Sweating
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Travel
This category includes classic Pedialyte liters, powders and freezer pops.
2. Advanced Rehydration
Created for people managing mild to moderate dehydration associated with:
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Diarrhea
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Vomiting
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Fever
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Flu
This lineup was previously sold under the AdvancedCare Plus name.
3. Sport Hydration
Designed for active lifestyles and recovery after:
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Exercise
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Sports activities
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Heat exposure
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Excessive sweating
4. Zero Sugar Hydration
A hydration option for:
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Physical activity
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Active lifestyles
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Travel
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Everyday hydration needs
Shop Pedialyte Electrolyte Water With Zero Sugar
New flavors joining the lineup
The refresh also introduces new hydration options, including:
Pedialyte Freezer Pops
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Strawberry Lemonade
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Pineapple Coconut
Pedialyte Zero Sugar Hydration Electrolyte Waters
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Strawberry Smash
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Peach Perfection
Why Pedialyte is different from water and sports drinks
Pedialyte is scientifically formulated with a precise balance of electrolytes and glucose designed to help replenish fluids efficiently.
The formula contains three key electrolytes:
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Sodium
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Potassium
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Chloride
These nutrients are important because dehydration often occurs when the body loses both fluids and electrolytes through illness, sweating, heat exposure or intense physical activity.
The brand says its balance of sodium and glucose helps support fluid absorption more effectively than water alone.
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When families commonly use Pedialyte
Many consumers turn to Pedialyte for hydration during:
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Cold and flu season
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Stomach illnesses
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Sports recovery
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Heat exposure
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Travel
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Busy, active days
While often associated with children, Pedialyte is commonly used by adults as well, particularly following intense activity or dehydration caused by heat.
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