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Hydration, straight from the coconut.

A whole-food electrolyte drink mix made from five real ingredients — coconut water, blue spirulina, lime, lemon and sea salt. No lab-made anything.

20 servings per pouch · single-serve sticks available

5 real ingredients Naturally blue
Coco Blue at the beach
The Coco Blue promise
Whole Food
Ingredients
High
Potassium
No Artificial
Colors
No
Stevia
Real
Sea Salt
Blue spirulina powder
The blue, explained

What is blue spirulina?

That blue? It's not dye — it's food. Blue spirulina is a bright blue superfood made from algae, and it's how Coco Blue gets its ocean color without a drop of artificial dye.

Conventional drinks get their color from stuff like Blue #1 and titanium dioxide. We get ours from algae. Simple as that.

Real algae, not dye A real superfood The color is the ingredient
Fresh coconut water
Nature's sports drink

Coconut water: hydration, the way nature packaged it

Long before neon sports drinks, there was coconut water — the clear liquid inside a young green coconut, and nature's original way to hydrate.

It's naturally loaded with potassium and other electrolytes, plus a little natural sugar — everything your body needs to actually put them to use. That's why we build Coco Blue on real coconut water instead of a pinch of lab-made salts.

Naturally high in potassium Real electrolytes Nature's sports drink
Easy as a beach day

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  1. 1

    Rip

    Tear open a single-serve stick — or scoop straight from the pouch. One serving, no measuring.

  2. 2

    Pour

    Add to 12–16 oz of cold water and give it a swirl. The blue spirulina turns it ocean-blue as it dissolves.

  3. 3

    Sip

    Before a workout, after a sauna, on a hike — or just because it's hot outside.

Read both labels

All of the best. None of the worst.

Most electrolyte mixes are synthetic minerals, dyes and sweeteners in a stick pack. We took the other road.

★ The whole-food way The best · Coco Blue What's inside
Naturally colored with superfood blue spirulina
High potassium from real coconut water
Naturally sweetened — natural sugar helps you hydrate
Real, unrefined sea salt
Flavored with real fruit juice powder
5 real ingredients — that's the whole list
The worst · Conventional mixes What we left out
Artificial dyes
Synthetic, isolated electrolytes
Stevia & sucralose aftertaste
Refined, processed sodium
Lab-made "natural flavors"
Ingredient lists you can't pronounce

A little real sugar = better hydration

Here's what nobody tells you: a little natural sugar actually helps your body soak up water — it's a big reason coconut water hydrates so well. So instead of stevia or monk fruit, we keep the small amount of real sugar that comes with coconut water and fruit.

Not a salt bomb

Most electrolyte drinks are basically salt bombs — some pack over 1,000mg of sodium. But most of us already get way too much salt and not enough potassium. Coco Blue flips it: more potassium from real coconut water, and less of the salt you're already getting plenty of.

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20 servings · pouch or sticks

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