Sqwincher Qwik Stik Retail 10 Pack
Sqwincher sugar-free electrolyte powder, also called Sqwincher Qwik Stik – Retail 10 Pack – is an electrolyte-enhanced beverage, which contains zero sugar. Sqwincher® Qwik Stik™ come in single-serve sachets, which are ideal for on-the-go use as well.
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Sqwincher sugar-free electrolyte powder, also called Sqwincher Qwik Stik – Retail 10 Pack, are an electrolyte-enhanced beverage, which contains zero sugar. Sqwincher Qwik Stik™ come in single-serve, portion-controlled sachets, which are ideal for on-the-go use. Sqwincher Qwik Stik is an innovative, convenient, and delicious way to stay hydrated. It is a 99.5% sugar-free, electrolyte-packed, powdered drink mix that can be easily mixed with water to create a refreshing and energizing beverage.
The convenient single-serve stick-pack format makes it easy to take with you anywhere, including to the worksite, gym, or office. The powder mix is free of sugar and artificial sweeteners, so you can stay hydrated with a healthier option than traditional sports drinks. Instead, it is packed with electrolytes and other essential minerals and vitamins that are important for optimal hydration. The powder mix is available in a variety of delicious flavours, including Cool Citrus, Grape, Lemonade, Lemon-Lime, Orange, and Mixed Berry. When you’re in need of quick, individual hydration, there’s a personal-sized Sqwincher package designed for on-the-go lifestyles helping you quickly replace what your body sweats out.
A convenient way for the worksite to replenish electrolytes.
FLAVOURS
- Orange
- Mixed Berry
- Lemonade
- Grape
- Lemon Lime
- Cool Citrus
When we sweat, we lose water and important electrolytes, which can lead to dehydration and fatigue. That’s where Sqwincher comes in – it’s a popular hydration solution that helps replenish lost fluids and electrolytes. But how much Sqwincher should you consume to stay properly hydrated? Find out here.
Worksite dehydration is a common condition in Australia, especially during the summer months when temperatures can soar above 40 degrees but is a health concern all year round. Workers who spend extended periods working outdoors are particularly vulnerable to dehydration, which can have serious consequences for their health, and well-being, and can decrease their work performance and their cognitive function, resulting in other worksite accidents. Understanding the signs, risks, and solutions to dehydration can help workers stay safe and healthy while on the job. Find out about Worksite Dehydration.
Secure a free worksite trial by contacting Pryme today and visit Safe Work Australia for more information on heat stress management.
NUTRITION FACTS
Serving Size – Serving size 1 stick
[Makes 600ml Beverage]
- Energy – 42kJ
- Protein – 0g
- Fat, total – 0g
- Saturated – 0g
- Carbohydrate – <1g
- Sugars – <1g
- Sodium – 138mg
- 6millimoles
- Potassium – 114mg
- 3millimoles
- Calcium – 11mg
- 03millimoles
- Qwik Stik™ Sugar-Free Electrolyte Sachets
- Each packet contains 10 Qwik Stik™
- Each case contains 50 packs of 10 Qwik Stik™
- Retail-ready packaging
- Fits most common vending machines
- Hydration packets at hot workplaces, where it’s needed the most
- BRC Global Food Safety Certified product
- Made with sucralose, a safe artificial sweetener – DOES NOT CONTAIN ASPARTAME
My Sqwincher Qwik Stik has hardened, what should I do?
Sqwincher Qwik Stiks are a powdered product, powders are hygroscopic, meaning they attract and hold water molecules, which when absorbed can make the powder go hard. We recommend they be stored in a cool, dry environment, out of sunlight as they can sweat inside the packet. If stored outside of these conditions the powder may go hard, if this happens they are still fine to use they just need to be squeezed and broken up inside the sachets before being mixed in with water.I have a Sqwincher product that has passed its Best Before Date, is it still safe to consume?
It is important to note that Sqwincher is a food product and not a medicinal product, therefore it falls under Food Standards Australia & New Zealand and BRC GLOBAL STANDARDS for FOOD SAFETY. Most foods have a best-before date (BBD). You can still eat foods for a while after the best-before date as they should be safe but they may have lost some quality. Foods that have a best-before date can legally be sold after that date provided the food is fit for human consumption*. *(Source: https://www.foodstandards.gov.au/consumer/labelling/dates/pages/default.aspx)The Qwik Stik powder has gone hard, is this still ok to consume?
Sqwincher Qwik Stiks gets hard because it absorbs moisture. When Qwik Stiks absorbs moisture, the moisture bonds the powder together resulting in the hard texture. To reduce the chance of Qwik Stiks going hard, we recommend the product is stored in a cool and dry area. Should the Qwik Stiks become hard, the nutritional value & electrolytes are not impactedHow does dehydration effect workers?
Decline in productivity Heat injury or illness Urinary & Kidney problems Hypovolemic shock Seizure and loss of consciousness Decreased cognitive motor skills A 2015 study out of Loughborough University found that participants committed a significantly higher number of driving errors when they were dehydrated. Shockingly, their performance was just as poor as that of people who complete similar tests while at the legal blood alcohol content limit.What are electrolytes?
Your body runs on electricity, whether it’s the neurons firing in your brain or the pumping of your heart. Electrolytes are chemicals that conduct electricity when dissolved in water. When they interact with other electrolytes and with cells, they keep the body’s small electric currents flowing. Not only does this help your body’s natural processes run smoothly, but it’s also essential for your survival. We use one word to describe them, but electrolytes are really a family of chemicals. There are different types, each providing a different charge, either positive or negative, to trigger a reaction in the body. In fact, you probably know a few of the most common ones already by their more familiar names; Magnesium, Sodium, Potassium, Calcium.What is dehydration?
Dehydration is defined as a 1% or greater loss of body mass as a result of fluid loss. The human body weight is made up of around 60% to 70% fluid. Dehydration occurs when the body is losing more fluids than being consumed, which causes the body to not perform maximally.
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