Aqualyte 25g Sachets

Aqualyte 25 g sachets

The individual-issue workhorse format — one sachet mixes into a standard 600 mL water bottle or hydration-pack bladder. Distributed through crib bags, vehicle stocks, and personal-issue at shift start. The right format for any outdoor, industrial, or high-heat workplace where each worker carries their own bottle or bladder.

When to choose 25 g sachets

• Individual-issue workplaces — each worker's own drinks bottle gets one sachet per fill.
• Vehicle-issue stocks — truck, ute, and service-vehicle glove-boxes with a handful of sachets per shift.
• Field teams and emergency services — compact, no mixing mess, zero wastage.
• Multi-flavour rotation — teams prefer the variety of one flavour per bottle rather than committing a whole tub to a single taste.

Flavours and packaging

Available in the full Aqualyte flavour range — typically including lemon, orange, raspberry, tropical, and watermelon. Sachets are individually sealed with expiry dating on each sachet. Storage: cool, dry, shaded — avoid leaving sachet boxes in hot vehicle cabins for extended periods as foil seals can weaken in repeated heat cycles.

Distribution planning

Base rate is 4–6 sachets per worker per 8-hour shift in moderate heat (28–32 °C), stepping up to 6–10 sachets for high-heat or heavy-work conditions. For a 20-worker crew on a hot summer day, expect 100–200 sachets per shift consumed. Order in box quantities and keep 2–3 days' stock on site during summer.

Alternatives at higher volume

• Heavier workers or larger bottles — 80 g sachets mixed into 2 L bottles or bladders may be more economical than multiple 25 g sachets.
• Shared crib rooms — 800 g sachets mixed into a 25 L dispenser cover a full crew for a shift.
• Break-time cooling — supplement with icy poles at scheduled rest breaks.

Standards & compliance

FSANZ-compliant food packaging. Australian-made. Ingredients, allergen disclosure, and nutritional information on every sachet. Use-by dating clearly printed.

Frequently asked questions

How much water does a 25 g sachet mix into?

A standard 25 g sachet mixes into 600 mL of water — the common Australian drinks-bottle size. For larger bottles (750 mL–1 L) some workers prefer a milder taste; others adjust by adding extra water to a 25 g sachet.

Can sachets be pre-mixed and stored?

Yes — mixed Aqualyte holds up in a sealed drinks bottle for 24 hours under refrigeration, or one shift at ambient. Avoid direct sunlight on mixed drink for extended periods. Re-using bottles requires regular cleaning to prevent microbial buildup.

Are all flavours the same formulation?

Yes — electrolyte content (sodium, potassium, magnesium) and carbohydrate level are consistent across flavours. Choice comes down to worker preference — having a flavour option reduces palette fatigue on multi-day hot-weather deployments.

Do you offer trade or bulk pricing?

Yes — trade accounts receive 5% off RRP, and case or pallet orders qualify for significant discounts. Site-wide hydration programs (civil, mining, emergency services) available with custom allocations. Apply for a trade account →