Liquid Death Electrolyte Death Dust, Severed Lime, Mango Chainsaw & Convicted Melon (12-Pack)

I was worried when some of the reviews mentioned their's changed to stevia as a sweetner, (dont like the taste) but took a chance anyway and bought it. Happy to say mine is exactly as shown in the pictures and has the same ingredients listed in this page. This is my first time trying this kind of hydration mix, and ill be honest, the lime flavor was very bitter and not very good. Tastes like the rind of a lime. The other two flavors are very good though! My favorite is the convicted melon. It is not overly sweet even though sugar is the first ingredient. Its flavor is similar to Gater aide. I like it. Will probably just look for a box of the melon flavor. (The lime was that bad to me)

ALL HAIL LD! bought this to keep myself hydrated in this disgusting heat, work overnight in a warehouse where it’s solidly 20 degrees hotter inside all night with no AC or air flow and remains over 100 degrees while you bust all night. I got these on a deal and for not even $5 this has already surpassed the value. The flavors are delicious, it mixed well, and is refreshing. Liquid death is the ultimate when it comes to artwork, merchandising, flavors, and quirky names and I will always support them. Highly recommend.

I wasn't a fan of the flavor. Its not bad, its just not what I wanted. I was using these while working construction on hot summer days. I did feel better, like i was better hydrated, but I have nothing to back that up.

Tastes like medicine. Kinda seems like it should be dissolved in a gallon of water, maybe I used it wrong but I love the brand because they do not have artificial sweetener.

I think the lime and the mango are good, while the melon is just okay. It's odd that the recommended serving size is "one packet per 12 fl.oz." when cans of Liquid Death come in 19.1 fl.oz. cans. Taste preference may vary, but the packaging and branding is inarguably excellent.

I'm a big fan of Liquid Death sparkling waters, and one of the main reasons is that they aren't too sweet, but I get more flavor that just "essenced" sparking waters. For a long time, I've used other "intravenous" electrolyte powders, but always had to water them down to reduce the overly sweet flavor, which then sort of counteracts getting the electrolytes in. I tried these LD Death Dust powders this last weekend while camping and they are PERFECT. Not too sweet, not salty, and flavor not so overpowering that you have to water it down. Really helped keep hydration when at elevation and hiking. Highly recommended!

After watching Ozzy Osborne in that wickedly cool commercial, I couldn't help but think, "Anything endorsed by the Prince of Darkness has got to be good, right?" Enter Liquid Death Electrolyte Death Dust, which, spoiler alert, tastes like it was scraped off the floor of a haunted castle. Honestly, I was all in for giving my water a metal makeover, thinking it'd turn each sip into an electric guitar solo for my tastebuds. Instead, it was more like a taste bud funeral dirge. The flavor? Imagine a potion mixed at midnight with ingredients that even a witch would reject. I bought this based on Ozzy being in the ad—so cool, yet so misleading. If the goal was to kill my desire to hydrate, well, mission accomplished. Hats off to the marketing team, though; you really know how to sell the sizzle, even if the steak tastes like the rubber sole of a goth teenager's boot. One star because, while Ozzy never disappoints, this Death Dust sure did.

So. I bought these pouches to see if I would enjoy them like some of the other liquid death products. I do not like the sparkling melon or the sparkling mango. (The canned fizzy stuff. ) I do, however love the berry, the plain, the still water, and the lime sparkling canned beverages. The first packet of powder I tried was the mango. I drank only water today so I got home and mixed one. The flavor is very light. Like.. how the sparkling waters are. That's in a standard size 16 oz bottle of water. It says a pouch to 12 oz. of water. Gripe no.1. Who the heck carries around 12 oz of water? If you're in an environment where you can measure out the water for these, thats probably not too good of a thing. If youre downing these at the office or at your work-from-home computer, you may want to slow it down. These are elecrolyte replacement pouches. Not water flavor enhancers. For people that sweat. No.2- it has so much salt in a pouch, after drinking only water for a while you can taste the salt. Off putting. Tastes like you put a quarter of a mango flavored crystal light packet into a bottle of water with a tablespoon of salt. Gripe 3- all these folks on these reviews for the pouches saying things like oh wow, real sugar or wow there's such a tiny bit of sugar in it... well, there's 8g of sugar per packet. There's 4g of sugar to a teaspoon. So, that little bit of powder you're getting in each pouch? Yeah. 2 teaspoons of it is pure sugar. Considering how light the flavor is, it doesn't seem like a fair trade off. I guess if you don't mind sugar or salty, mildly flavored water, this is a product for you. If you're drinking multiple packets worth of these per day, consider the health pros vs the cons. All in all, if you sweat all day and want to try something lackluster but different, go for it. For someone that leads a more sedentary lifestyle, stick to crystal light.