All four flavours.
$15 off the RRP.
Four tubes — Original, Lemon, Peach and Green Grape — 40 tablets, 40 drinks. $44.99 against a $60 RRP, and still $3.01 under buying the four separately at today’s $12 each. It is also the only sensible way to find out which flavour you actually reach for.
Here is exactly what you save.
$44.99 for four tubes. That is $11.25 a tube, or $1.12 a drink, against $12 a tube and $1.20 a drink if you buy them one at a time.
The $15 you see on the badge is against the $60 RRP for four tubes. Measured against the four singles at their current $12 sale price, the pack saves you $3.01. Both numbers are true and we would rather print both than pick the flattering one.
The real reason to buy the pack is not the $3. It is that flavour preference in this category is completely personal, and one tube of the wrong one puts people off the whole thing.
Prices shown are today’s. Ten of the forty tablets are Original, which is the flavour with about four times the taurine.
It fizzes for two to three minutes.
Drop a tablet into 400–600ml and it breaks up steadily. Every flavour dissolves clear — no added colours in any of the four.
Wait until the fizzing stops before drinking. Half-dissolved is where the flavour is uneven.
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Four tubes, four different jobs.
Original
Calamansi citrus — between a mandarin and a lime. The only one with about 400mg of taurine a tablet, four times the others.
Lemon
Sharp and clean, with real lemon juice powder. The least sweet of the four and the one everyone will drink.
Peach
Soft and round, with real peach juice powder. For anyone who finds citrus hard work in the heat.
Green Grape
Shine Muscat — floral, honeyed, barely tart. The one people come back for and nobody else here makes.
Every tube is 10 tablets and 36 grams. Same zero sugar, same four electrolytes, same 46kJ. The taurine is the only spec that changes between them.
★★★★★
A great, easy tablet that I just chuck into my cup. As an avid runner, I take this most mornings whether I am running or not, and I usually take it after my runs as well to replenish the electrolytes lost.
Travis L. · Verified buyer
Figures from yohemite’s own Korean store, where Water has been sold since September 2021. Review count and rating are as listed on yohemite.com today; the 450,000 tubes covers September 2021 to September 2024. It is a newer arrival in Australia, so the review count here is still small — that is the honest version.
Anywhere you already carry a bottle.
After training
Sweat takes sodium and potassium out with the fluid. Plain water puts the fluid back and nothing else.
Hot Australian days
A tube lives in the car door or the beach bag. No fridge, no bottle to keep cold, no sugar in 35 degrees.
Flights and long drives
36g of tablets goes through security in a carry-on. A litre of sports drink does not.
The reason it packs so well is that it is not a drink yet. A 500ml bottled sports drink is about 480ml of water you are paying to ship and carry. A whole tube of ten drinks weighs 36 grams.
Why not just drink water?
Plain water
Free, and most of the time it is all you need. It replaces the fluid you lost but not the sodium and potassium that went with it, which is the gap this fills after a long, hot or salty-sweat session.
A bottled sports drink
Ready to go, and that is a real advantage. But a typical 500ml bottle carries around 30–35g of sugar, it wants a fridge, and you are buying a new plastic bottle every time. This is 0g of sugars and ten drinks in one tube.
A powder sachet
Also compact. Sachets tear in a bag, need a wide-mouth bottle to tip into without spilling, and leave a wrapper each time. A tablet drops in through any bottle neck and the tube reseals.
Sugar figures for bottled sports drinks are a general market range, not a measurement of a specific competitor — check the panel on whatever you are comparing.
40 tablets. 4 tubes.
Each tablet is 3.6g and makes one 400–600ml drink, so the pack is forty drinks.
Citric acid plus sodium and potassium bicarbonate is what makes it fizz, and it is also where sodium and potassium come from. Calcium and magnesium carbonate round out the four electrolytes.
Original carries about 400mg of taurine a tablet; Lemon, Peach and Green Grape about 100mg. Everything else on the panel is identical across the four.
Zero sugar. Sweetness comes from sorbitol, maltitol, erythritol and stevia, plus aspartame, sucralose and acesulfame potassium — so it contains phenylalanine.
Each tube has a desiccant sachet in it keeping the tablets dry. Take them out and bin them.
Four electrolytes, plus taurine.
Sodium and potassium are the two you lose most of in sweat. Calcium and magnesium come along in smaller amounts. Here is the concentration in the finished drink, straight off the label rather than a claim.
Sodium
19.1–20 mEq/L
Potassium
9.1 mEq/L
Calcium
1 mEq/L
Magnesium
0.5 mEq/L
Electrolyte concentration as printed on the tube. One tablet also carries 220mg of sodium and 2.4g of carbohydrate, none of it sugar.
Four tubes, forty tablets.
No scoop, no shaker, no measuring. Each tube reseals with a clip cap, so one lives in the gym bag, one in the car and one in the kitchen without anything spilling.
Shelf life is two years, which is the reason a four-tube pack is not a commitment — you are not racing a use-by date to get through forty drinks.
Drop it in and wait a couple of minutes.
Drop one tablet
Into 400–600ml of water. 500ml is the sweet spot; less water makes it stronger, more makes it lighter.
Give it 2–3 minutes
It fizzes the whole time. Wait until it has fully dissolved rather than drinking it half-broken — that is when the flavour evens out.
Drink it
Cold water is slower than room temperature. Never chew or swallow a tablet dry, and bin the small desiccant sachet that sits in the tube.
Single tubes are there if you only want one. The pack is cheaper per drink.
Questions answered.
Which flavour should I start with?
If you are buying for a household, Lemon. If citrus is hard work for you, Peach. If you want the most taurine and the flavour the brand was built on, Original. Green Grape is the one people did not expect to like. The pack exists because that question has no general answer.
Do all four taste different, really?
Yes, noticeably. Lemon is the sharpest, Peach the softest, Green Grape the most floral, Original the roundest citrus. The nutrition panel is identical across all four — the only spec that changes is taurine, at about 400mg a tablet in Original against about 100mg in the others.
How long does it take to dissolve?
Two to three minutes in 400–600ml of water. It is an effervescent tablet, not an instant powder, so it fizzes the whole way down. Colder water is slower.
Is it actually sugar free?
Yes — 0g of sugars per tablet, and 46kJ (about 11 Calories). To be straight with you about how that is done: the sweetness comes from sorbitol, maltitol, erythritol and stevia, plus aspartame, sucralose and acesulfame potassium. That means it contains phenylalanine, so it is not suitable if you have phenylketonuria (PKU).
How is it different from a bottled sports drink?
Two things. A typical 500ml sports drink carries around 30–35g of sugar and this has none. And ten servings fit in a 36g tube instead of ten plastic bottles, which is the part people notice once they have carried it around for a week.
How many can I have in a day?
One or two is normal for everyday use, and more on a hot day or a long session. Each tablet carries 220mg of sodium, so if you are on a sodium-restricted diet or you are pregnant, check with your GP or a dietitian first. This is a beverage base, not a medicine.
Does it have caffeine?
No. No caffeine and no added colours, which is why plenty of people use it in the evening after a hot day or a late session without it affecting sleep.
What is the white sachet inside the tube?
A desiccant. It keeps the tablets dry so they do not start fizzing in the tube. Do not eat it or drop it in your drink — take it out and bin it. You can see it next to the tablets in the photo above.
Is it vegan?
Yes, and it is certified rather than self-declared — V-Label International vegan certification. It is made in a HACCP-certified facility in South Korea.
Shipping & Returns
- Dispatched from our Sydney warehouse within 24 hours on business days
- Sent with Australia Post, Australia-wide
- Standard shipping $15, Express $20, free on orders of $100 or more
- If an item arrives damaged, faulty or incorrect, we cover return postage and send a replacement or refund
- For change-of-mind returns, return postage is covered by you. Please contact us first
This is in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
All four, in full.
Nutrition Information
Servings per tube: 10 (40 across the pack) · Serving size: 3.6 g (1 tablet)
| Average quantity | Per serve | Per 100 g |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 46 kJ | 1278 kJ |
| Protein | 0 g | 0 g |
| Fat, total | 0 g | 0 g |
| Saturated | 0 g | 0 g |
| Trans | 0 g | 0 g |
| Carbohydrate | 2.4 g | 66.7 g |
| Sugars | 0 g | 0 g |
| Sodium | 220.0 mg | 6111.0 mg |
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Best before date is printed on the tube. Mix with water before consumption — do not eat or swallow the tablet dry, and do not eat the desiccant.
Every flavour. $1.12 a drink. No sugar in any of them.
- Dispatched within 24 hours
- V-Label certified vegan
- Sent with Australia Post
