Hydration
Coming soon
Hydration isn't just an athlete's problem.
Ojais Daily Hydration is a physician formulated electrolyte blend built for everyday life, not for the gym floor. Zero sugar, plant based color, and a clean Pink Lemonade taste you'll actually reach for.
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Why we made this
Staying hydrated takes more effort than it used to
Most people only think about electrolytes when they're sweating through a workout. But fluid balance is something your body manages every hour of every day, and how easily it manages it changes as you get older.
Four things shift, and most of them happen quietly.
Thirst gets quieter
The thirst signal becomes less reliable with age. You can be low on fluid well before you feel like drinking anything.
The body holds less water
Total body water declines over the decades, so there's less margin when intake drops for a day or two.
Medications play a role
A number of common prescriptions change how much fluid and how many minerals the body holds onto. Your pharmacist can tell you if yours do.
Water alone isn't the whole answer
Fluid balance depends on minerals as well as water. Sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium are what let your body actually put that water to use.
A note from our founding physicians
Let's talk about the sodium
If you're over fifty, you have probably been told to watch your salt. So the first thing you should ask about any electrolyte powder is how much sodium is in it, and whether that's appropriate for you.
Most of the popular electrolyte sticks on the market are built for endurance athletes losing salt by the liter. Some carry a thousand milligrams of sodium or more in a single serving. That's a sensible dose for someone running a marathon in August. It is not what most people need with breakfast.
We formulated Daily Hydration with 125 mg of sodium per serving. Enough to support normal fluid and electrolyte balance, in an amount meant for daily use rather than heavy athletic loss.
We also led with potassium rather than sodium, because most American diets are short on potassium and generous with salt.
None of that replaces a conversation with your own physician. If you are on a sodium restricted diet, take a diuretic or a blood pressure medication, or have any kidney concerns, bring the label to your next appointment and ask. That's the right way to make this decision, and it's what we tell our own patients.
What's inside
Four electrolytes, at everyday amounts
No proprietary blends and nothing hidden behind a trademark. Here is the whole formula and what each mineral is there to do.
An essential electrolyte involved in fluid balance, normal muscle function and nerve signaling.
Helps maintain fluid and electrolyte balance, particularly when fluids are lost through everyday activity and perspiration.
Supports normal muscle and nerve function, and plays a role in hundreds of processes throughout the body.
An essential mineral involved in normal muscle contraction, nerve signaling and overall mineral balance.
Plus the flavor, from actual food
Organic lemon, raspberry and beetroot powders give Daily Hydration its Pink Lemonade taste and its color. The pink you see in the glass is beetroot, not dye.
What we left out
- No added sugar
- No artificial colors
- No artificial sweeteners
- No fluorescent anything
Questions
Before you join the list
Do I need this if I'm not an athlete?
How much sodium is in a serving, and is that a lot?
Can I take it with my other Ojais supplements?
What does it taste like?
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When does it ship?
Daily Hydration, Pink Lemonade
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The information on this page is educational and is not medical advice. Talk with your physician before starting any new supplement, particularly if you follow a sodium restricted diet, take prescription medication, or have a kidney or heart condition.