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My 7 year old started playing tackle football this year. Practice started in July. FIVE DAYS A WEEK in the summer heat. It’s pretty intense. All of us football moms are concerned with keeping our boys hydrated and cool. I’ve been seeing a lot of sports drinks on the sidelines. When I heard about Drip Drop, a medical grade rehydration therapy powder, I knew it would offer me peace of mind — as long as my child would drink it. Turns out, I didn’t have to worry about that at all! He makes sure to remind me to send Drip Drip with him to practice every day because he LOVES it!
DripDrop is an advanced oral rehydration solution with 2-3 times the electrolytes and 1/2 the calories of other sports drinks. It comes in individual serving size packets of powder that you add to water. The scientific formula has proven ratios of salts, sugars, potassium and other ingredients the help hydrate faster than any other product on the market.
It’s not just for sports either. Dehydration is the hidden cause of many ailments including headaches, fatigue and more. Many people don’t realize the cause of their symptoms, in fact, 3/4 of Americans suffer from dehydration everyday and treat their symptoms rather than the cause. DripDrop is great for better daily hydration for those that tend to not drink enough water. It is also excellent for traveling which often causes dehydration, illness to help replenish lost fluids, expecting moms that need to stay hydrated and seniors who tend to be more prone to dehydration.
DripDrop performs better than pediatric oral hydration systems. It even outperforms IV therapy according to clinical trials at the Albert Einstein School of Medicine which showed reduced wait times, lower costs and improved improved patient satisfaction.
As a mom, I love the portability of DripDrop. I can keep the packets in my purse so they’re on hand when I need them. I can also keep them in the cupboard for when my kids get sick. I know that they’ll drink DripDrop and be on their way to recovery quicker than with any other product.
DripDrop is available nationally at Walgreens and CVS stores and online at DripDrop.com where you can find a lot more information on the product.
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