Electrolyte comparison
Purelyte vs Sodii
Sodii carries 1000mg sodium a serve, sweetened with stevia — but with maltodextrin in it's flavoured variants and zero calcium. Purelyte meets or exceeds the electrolytes lost in an average litre of sweat — sodium, potassium, magnesium and calcium — with zero maltodextrin.
What's in Sodii, from the label
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1000mg sodium · 210mg potassium · 70mg magnesium · 0mg calcium · 0g sugar
Ingredients
Sodium Chloride (Lake Deborah Salt), Magnesium Gluconate, Citric Acid, Tartaric Acid, Natural Citrus Flavour (contains Maltodextrin), Potassium Chloride, Silica, Organic Stevia
800mg sodium · 400mg potassium · 100mg magnesium · 100mg calcium · 0g sugar
Ingredients
Pink Himalayan Salt, Potassium Citrate, Organic Citric Acid, Magnesium Lactate, Calcium Citrate, Fruit Powder, Fruit Oil, Organic Steviol Glycosides
Where each one actually wins
Stay with Sodii if
you want more than 800mg of sodium in a single serve. Sodii carries 1000mg — Purelyte doesn't chase that number.
you are a very salty sweater (~2000mg of sodium per litre of sweat).
you don't mind a very salty taste.
Switch to Purelyte if
you want all four minerals replaced in one serve, including significantly more Potassium (400mg) and 100mg of calcium (Sodii skips calcium entirely),
you are trying to avoid maltodextrin but still want flavour.
you enjoy a more balanced taste that has significantly less saltiness.
Built around an average litre of sweat.
Purelyte meets or exceeds the electrolytes lost in an average litre of sweat.
Side by side, from the labels and beyond
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Details from each brand's published label, product page or publicised information. Prices based on RRP. Last Checked: 07/09/2026.
Australia's first full sweat replacement electrolyte
Built to replace everything, not just sodium.
Purelyte meets or exceeds the electrolytes lost in an average litre of sweat.