Sodii Unflavoured Electrolytes | Everyday Hydration Salts

Sodii Unflavoured is an Australian electrolyte powder built on one thing done properly: the salt. A 129 g tub, 30 serves, 1000 mg of sodium per serve from organic Lake Deborah salt in Western Australia, with potassium and magnesium alongside it and no sweetener, flavour or filler anywhere near it.

How Sodii Unflavoured Electrolytes Works

Hydration is not about how much water you drink; it is about whether that water gets into your cells. That needs sodium, potassium and magnesium in the right proportions, and Sodii puts them there: 1000 mg, 210 mg and 70 mg per serve. The sodium comes from Lake Deborah, an ancient salt lake in the WA wheatbelt, certified organic and laid down long before modern pollutants and microplastics existed — which is the whole reason Sodii names its source when most brands don’t. The other difference is what is absent: conventional sports drinks lean on sugar to move fluid, and Sodii leaves it out.

Key Ingredients

Four ingredients on the label, and that is the whole list:

• Organic lake salt — sodium chloride harvested from Lake Deborah in Western Australia; the sodium that carries fluid into the cell, and the reason the powder tastes frankly salty.
• Potassium chloride — sodium’s counterpart inside the cell; the pair together is what makes fluid balance work rather than either alone.
• Magnesium gluconate — a well-tolerated, gut-friendly form of magnesium, for muscle function and nerve signalling.
• Silica — the only non-mineral on the list, keeping the powder loose so it dissolves cleanly.

Who It’s For

Anyone who sweats hard — tradies, athletes, sauna regulars, a Perth summer — and anyone fasting, low-carb or simply flat by mid-afternoon. Unflavoured is also the practical choice if you want to stir electrolytes into something other than water, or if flavourings of any kind don’t sit well with you. For a flavoured mineral option alongside it, Optimal Electrolyte covers the same ground differently.

Suggested Use

Mix one serve into about 500 ml of water or the drink of your choice — less water for a saltier hit, more for a lighter one. Start with one serve in the morning for the first few days and build from there; up to three serves a day is fine, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner. It works just as well stirred into a smoothie or used in cooking.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to take it?
First thing in the morning, twenty minutes before a workout, during or after one, on a hot day, after coffee, or as an afternoon pick-me-up. Daily beats occasional.

Does it really taste that salty?
Yes — salt-forward and crisp, with no sweetness at all. That is the point of the unflavoured tub, and why it disappears into juice or a smoothie.

Will it break a fast?
No. Zero carbohydrates, zero sugar and no sweeteners, so it fits an intermittent fasting or keto routine.

Is it tested?
Every batch is screened for heavy metals and analysed for its trace minerals.

How long does a tub last?
30 serves — a month on one a day.

Disclaimer: This is a dietary supplement. Always consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before adding a new supplement to your routine. These statements have not been evaluated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, kill or prevent any disease. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Seek advice from your doctor if you are pregnant, nursing, under 18, or following a doctor-prescribed protocol.