Hydration + Focus.
Clinically Dosed.

Most electrolyte brands solve one problem. LMNT delivers sodium, potassium, and magnesium — three ingredients, zero sugar, roughly $1.50 per stick. It is a clean, focused electrolyte replacement. But that is all it is. There are no nootropics, no adaptogens, no vitamins, and no cellular energy support. For athletes who need cognitive sharpness alongside hydration, LMNT leaves the other half of the equation untouched.

Liquid IV takes a different approach, using Cellular Transport Technology to accelerate water absorption. At around $1.56 per serving, it includes B vitamins and potassium — but also 11 grams of sugar per stick and no magnesium at all. Like LMNT, it contains zero nootropic or adaptogenic ingredients. It hydrates, but it does not sharpen focus, buffer cortisol, or support sustained mental output under pressure.

On the cognitive side, Gorilla Mind Rush is a stimulant-forward nootropic built around 200 mg of caffeine, Alpha-GPC, and L-Tyrosine. It delivers intense focus — but through a mechanism that creates dependency and crashes. It contains no electrolytes whatsoever, no adaptogens for stress recovery, and no vitamins. At roughly $3.33 per serving in capsule form, it is a focus product that ignores the body entirely.

Electrodose was designed to eliminate the gap between these categories. It is a single caffeine-free formula with 17 clinically dosed ingredients spanning full-spectrum electrolytes (sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium), research-backed nootropics (Alpha-GPC, Lion's Mane, L-Tyrosine), adaptogens (Ashwagandha KSM-66, Rhodiola Rosea), cellular energy via Peak ATP®, and performance vitamins including D3, B12, and Vitamin C. Every dose is transparently listed on the label. No proprietary blends. No stimulants. No sugar.

Where electrolyte brands stop at hydration and nootropic brands stop at cognition, Electrodose delivers both in one serving — backed by 28 peer-reviewed studies across its ingredient stack. The table below shows exactly where the industry leaves gaps, and where Electrodose fills them.