S-Lyte is an ORS hydration sachet that mixes into clean water for fast fluid support. People use it in Pakistan when they are feeling drained, dizzy, or just generally dehydrated due to heat, sport, or mild stomach problems. Simple concept: salts plus glucose plus water. Works in day-to-day life, not just for emergencies ۔ It is easy to carry in a pocket or bag.
Key Usage Benefits
- Assists in retaining water in the body instead of flushing it out too quickly
- Good to use after sweating, after traveling, and after doing outdoor chores during warm weather
- Minerals such as sodium and potassium that help to maintain normal fluid levels.
- Glucose delivers a little energy boost when energy levels are low
- Citrus taste aids with sipping the drink slowly
- Slim packets are very useful at homes, schools, and offices
How S-Lyte Works
The glucose in S-Lyte helps the body rapidly absorb the water and salt in the solution so that the water and salt can be absorbed by the body much quicker than with plain water. “That’s the whole trick.” The sodium and potassium in the solution are necessary for cell function; the glucose is for energy; all work together so the body can rehydrate much more quickly than with water.
Ingredients per Sachet
- Sodium Citrate – 2.9 g
- Anhydrous Glucose – 20 g
- Potassium Chloride – 1.5 g
- Sodium Chloride – 3.5 g
- Flavor: Lemon or Orange (light citrus profile).
Directions
- Mix one sachet in one litre of clean drinking water
- Stir until dissolved; sip slowly
- It is used for adults when dehydrated, tired, or after sweating.
- for infants or children, ask a healthcare professional about amounts.
- Not too concentrated or too diluted, but just right .
Storage & Safety Notes
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Keep sealed sachets away from moisture
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Store in a cool place with no direct sunlight
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Keep out of reach of children
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Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult a professional before use
- If you have health conditions that affect electrolytes, get guidance first
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this only for diarrhea?
A: No. Many Pakistanis drink ORS after sweating, weakness, or dehydration from heat. Medical dehydration is different and needs proper care.
Q: How does it taste?
A: Light citrus. Not very sweet, not salty either. The kind of drink you don’t mind finishing.
Q: Can kids take it?
A: ORS is commonly given to children, but amounts matter—so check with a healthcare professional.
Q: Should I drink it daily?
A: People drink it as needed, not as a routine daily beverage.
Q: Prescription needed?
A: No, it’s an over-the-counter hydration product.
Disclaimer :
This product is a supplement to an overall diet. It does not claim to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Before using this product, it is recommended that you contact a medical expert if you have any medical conditions, whether pregnant, breastfeeding, or not.
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