LMNT, Sodii, SALTT, Redmond Re-Lyte and Ultima Replenisher compared side by side on format, pack size, serve count, sweetener and cost per serve, using each brand's own packaging and our current shelf prices.

LMNT is available in Australia from local stock at $64.95 for 30 sticks, dispatched from Wollongong. Here is what it costs, how fast it arrives, which flavours are stocked locally, and whether importing it yourself is ever cheaper.

There are two unrelated "Purest" creatine products sold in Australia, and only one uses Creapure. Here's how to tell them apart before you buy.

Sodii and Thortz are both electrolyte brands available in Australia, built for different jobs. Compare formulas, format and who each one suits best.

OptiCreatine and Creapure are both creatine monohydrate, but made differently. Here's what sets them apart, and which pure Creapure options LYTES stocks.

Not sure whether to buy LMNT, Re-Lyte, Sodii or Venture Pal? Try all four in one box before a full-size tub. Ships from Wollongong in 12 to 48 hours.

Everyone keeps asking… what is Salty Palmer? Let's clear it up. Salty Palmer is iced tea + lemonade with electrolytes. It's the classic lemon iced tea flavour you already love, blended with a subtle citrus tang and Re-Lyte's signature salty edge. Refreshing, not sweet, not artificial — just real electrolytes. This limited edition flavour won't last long.