HOT DAYS.
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HYDRATION.

When to use "heat" banner, pedialyte helps hydrate during heat.
When to use "heat" banner, pedialyte helps hydrate during heat.
When to use "heat" banner, pedialyte helps hydrate during heat.

Pedialyte for Heat

Pedialyte helps you stand up to dehydration* and get back to your fun in the sun. With 2x the electrolytes and 50% less sugar vs the leading sports drink, Pedialyte helps you rehydrate and feel better fast.

Know When to Hydrate

Signs of dehydration may include:

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When Heat Gets Serious

When heat gets extreme, dehydration can happen quickly. High temperatures combined with dehydration can lead to heat exhaustion through excessive losses of fluids and electrolytes via sweat. Symptoms of heat exhaustion may include headache, dizziness, weakness, nausea, and increased thirst. If you are experiencing symptoms of heat exhaustion, immediately move to a cooler place to rest and rehydrate. Apply cool compresses and take sips of fluids. If left untreated, heat exhaustion may progress to heat stroke which may require medical attention or hospitalization.

Pedialyte Also Helps Hydrate During

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Stomach Bug

Stomach bugs and food poisoning are often accompanied by dehydration

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Exercise

Sweating out as little as 2% of your body weight can make working out feel harder

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Travel

From low-humidity airplane cabins to foodborne illnesses, travel can increase the risk of dehydration

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Other

From blood donation to occasional morning sickness and breastfeeding, staying hydrated should be top of mind

* Featured Pedialyte products have at least 1030mg sodium and no more than 25g sugars per liter; leading sports drink has ~460mg sodium and ~58g sugars per liter.

† Mild to moderate dehydration.