Every tub on this page prints the word “ELECTROLYTES” on its front, and none of the five fronts prints a milligram. The figures sit on the panel, and the four photographed panels do not portion out the three minerals alike. This guide reads four Ekkovision Ekkolyte labels (three with a Supplement Facts panel, one grape tub photographed front-only) and one Deal Supplement label with a Nutrition Facts panel, and puts the three minerals side by side per scoop and per container. Label math only, no claims about what any electrolyte does.
Five fronts, one word, no milligrams
The Ekkolyte fronts repeat the same three lines: “EKKOLYTE”, “ELECTROLYTES & MINERALS” and the brand name “EKKOVISION”. The pineapple tub adds “PINEAPPLE PARADISE” and “NATURALLY AND ARTIFICIALLY FLAVORED”; the orange tub adds “ORANGE”, the same flavoring line and a “120 SERVINGS” badge. The fruit-punch tub prints no flavor word; “FRUIT PUNCH” appears only on a banner in the product photo beside the panel. The grape tub is photographed from the front alone: black tub, purple lettering, a white “120 SERVINGS” badge on the lid, no flavor word, no panel. All four sit in the Ekkovision collection.
The Deal Supplement tub prints “DEAL SUPPLEMENT®”, “ELECTROLYTES”, “POWDER”, “LEMON LIME”, “FLAVORED WITH OTHER NATURAL FLAVORS”, “made with real lemon juice”, three boxes reading “0 SUGAR”, “0 CALORIES” and “0 CARBS”, and the net weight “1 lb (454 g) powder”. It is the only front of the five whose weight line is legible: the pineapple, orange and grape tubs carry a net-weight line on the left side of the front that the photo angle cuts off, and the fruit-punch tub’s left edge is cut off too. Not one of the five fronts prints how much sodium, potassium or magnesium is in a scoop; for that, the electrolyte powder label has to be turned around.
Sodium, potassium and magnesium per serving
Each panel prints a serving in scoops and a gram weight for the scoop. The three Ekkolyte panels print two serving columns, one scoop and two scoops; the table reads the one-scoop column. The Deal Supplement panel prints a single one-scoop serving. The right-hand column gives sodium, potassium and magnesium, in that order, in milligrams.
| Label | Scoop: sodium / potassium / magnesium |
|---|---|
| Ekkolyte Hydration Powder (pineapple) | 1 Scoop (5.8g): 350 / 265 / 77.5 mg |
| Ekkolyte Mineral Powder (orange) | 1 Scoop (5.9g): 350 / 265 / 77.5 mg |
| Ekkolyte Electrolyte Powder, Fruit Punch | 1 Scoop (5.9g): 350 / 265 / 77.5 mg |
| Ekkolyte Electrolyte Powder, Grape | Panel not photographed; front: 120 SERVINGS |
| Deal Supplement Electrolytes, Lemon Lime | 1 scoop (6.5g approx.): 10 / 1,000 / 100 mg |
Three Ekkolyte panels, three identical mineral rows: sodium 350 mg (15% DV), potassium 265 mg (5% DV), magnesium 77.5 mg (17% DV); in this table only the scoop weight moves. Inside one Ekkolyte scoop the three minerals are far apart: 350 mg of sodium is about four and a half times the 77.5 mg of magnesium (350 ÷ 77.5 ≈ 4.5), and the three together add up to 692.5 mg (350 + 265 + 77.5).
The Deal Supplement scoop turns that order upside down. Its panel prints potassium 1,000 mg (21% DV), magnesium 100 mg (24% DV) and sodium 10 mg with a Daily Value of “<1%”. Potassium is one hundred times the sodium on that panel (1,000 ÷ 10 = 100), and the three together come to 1,110 mg (10 + 1,000 + 100). Across the two brands: the Ekkolyte scoop prints 35 times the sodium of the Deal Supplement scoop (350 ÷ 10 = 35), the Deal Supplement scoop prints about 3.8 times the potassium of the Ekkolyte scoop (1,000 ÷ 265 ≈ 3.8), and the two magnesium figures sit 22.5 mg apart (100 − 77.5 = 22.5).
One scoop or two
The Ekkolyte panel carries a second column for two scoops, and every row doubles: sodium 700 mg (350 × 2), potassium 530 mg (265 × 2), magnesium 155 mg (77.5 × 2), chloride 1,090 mg (545 × 2). The product photo beside the pineapple panel prints the line “155mg MAGNESIUM PER SERVING”; the panel’s one-scoop column prints 77.5 mg and its two-scoop column 155 mg (77.5 × 2 = 155), and the photo line matches the two-scoop column without saying which serving it means. The orange and fruit-punch panels print 5.9g for one scoop and 11.7g for two, while 5.9 × 2 = 11.8; the pineapple pair, 5.8g and 11.6g, doubles exactly (5.8 × 2 = 11.6). Both pairs are reported here as printed.
Supplement Facts vs Nutrition Facts
The three photographed Ekkolyte panels are headed “Supplement Facts”; the Deal Supplement panel is headed “Nutrition Facts”, and the two panels print different sets of lines.
The Nutrition Facts panel on the lemon-lime tub opens with a food-style block: Calories 0, Total Fat 0 g (0%), Sodium 10 mg (<1%), Total Carbohydrate 0 g (0%), Total Sugars 0 g, “Includes 0g Added Sugars” (0%), Protein 0 g. Below a thick rule it switches to a two-column vitamin and mineral block: Vitamin D 0 mcg (0%), Calcium 82 mg (6%), Iron 0 mg (0%), Potassium 1,000 mg (21%), Vitamin C 45 mg (50%), Magnesium 100 mg (24%), Manganese 0.1 mg (4%), Chloride 15 mg (1%). Two of those rows, vitamin D and iron, are printed at zero. The front’s three boxes, “0 SUGAR”, “0 CALORIES” and “0 CARBS”, match the panel’s Calories 0, Total Sugars 0 g and Total Carbohydrate 0 g lines.
The Ekkolyte Supplement Facts panels print none of those food lines: no Calories, no sugar, no carbohydrate or protein line on any of the three. The box begins at Vitamin C, runs through eleven vitamin and mineral rows, then a thick divider, then three rows with no Daily Value. The other-ingredients line ends with “Silicon Dioxide, Sucralose, Acesulfame Potassium”, after the acids and flavors. The Deal Supplement ingredient list was not photographed, and no other-ingredients line can be quoted for it.
120 servings, 60 servings, 69 servings: the container math
The orange and grape tubs print a “120 SERVINGS” badge on the front; the pineapple and orange panels print 120 servings at one scoop and 60 at two scoops. The fruit-punch panel prints a different count, 60 at one scoop and 30 at two scoops, half the pineapple and orange figure (120 ÷ 60 = 2), with the same mineral rows and the orange tub’s 5.9g scoop (the pineapple scoop is 5.8g). The Deal Supplement Electrolytes Powder panel prints “69 servings per container” at “1 scoop (6.5g approx.)”, and 69 × 6.5 g = 448.5 g against the “1 lb (454 g) powder” on its front.
| Label | Container: sodium / potassium / magnesium |
|---|---|
| Ekkolyte pineapple, 120 scoops | 42,000 / 31,800 / 9,300 mg |
| Ekkolyte orange, 120 scoops | 42,000 / 31,800 / 9,300 mg |
| Ekkolyte fruit punch, 60 scoops | 21,000 / 15,900 / 4,650 mg |
| Ekkolyte grape | Panel not photographed |
| Deal Supplement lemon lime, 69 scoops | 690 / 69,000 / 6,900 mg |
Each cell is the per-scoop figure times the printed scoop count: 120 × 350 = 42,000 mg of sodium in a 120-scoop Ekkolyte tub, 69 × 1,000 = 69,000 mg of potassium in the Deal Supplement tub, and so on. In grams (1 g = 1,000 mg), a 120-scoop Ekkolyte tub holds 42 g of sodium and a Deal Supplement tub holds 69 g of potassium. The container with the most scoops is not the container with the most of every mineral.
Ekkolyte ingredients beyond the three minerals
The three photographed Ekkolyte panels print the same fourteen rows; twelve of the fourteen print a form, a source or a botanical name in parentheses, and the two that print none are “Potassium” and “Taurine”. Sodium and chloride are both printed “from Pink Himalayan Sea Salt”, at 350 mg and 545 mg per scoop; chloride is the largest mineral figure on the panel, ahead of sodium. Magnesium is printed “as Magnesium Glycinate”. Calcium, 100 mg (7% DV), is printed “from Calcium Citrate, Aquamin® S”. Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid) 50 mg (55% DV) heads the box, and five more mineral rows (zinc, selenium, manganese, chromium, molybdenum) fill the rows between, each with its printed form.
Below a thick divider line come three rows marked “**” instead of a percentage: Taurine 1000 mg, Coconut Water Powder (Cocos nucifera L.)(Fruit) 500 mg and Aquamin® S Natural Mineral Source (Lithothamnion sp.) 137.5 mg. The footnote spells the asterisks out: “** Daily Value (DV) not established”. Taurine, at 1000 mg, is the largest figure in the one-scoop column, ahead of every mineral row on the panel.
The other-ingredients line reads “Malic Acid, Citric Acid, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Silicon Dioxide, Sucralose, Acesulfame Potassium” on the pineapple and fruit-punch panels; the orange panel prints “Natural Flavors” in that position while its front reads “NATURALLY AND ARTIFICIALLY FLAVORED”. All three panels print “ALLERGENS: Contains: None.”; the pineapple and fruit-punch photographs also carry a facility statement (milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, soy, wheat, sesame) not visible in the orange photograph. Directions are legible on one label only: the fruit-punch tub prints “HOW TO USE: Mix 1-2 scoops with 12 to 24oz of water before, during, or after workout.” The pineapple and orange directions and the Deal Supplement directions were not captured in the photographs.
Quick answers
What are the Ekkolyte ingredients per scoop? By the three photographed panels: vitamin C 50 mg, calcium 100 mg, magnesium 77.5 mg, zinc 2.5 mg, selenium 27.5 mcg, manganese 1.15 mg, chromium 7 mcg, molybdenum 2.25 mcg, chloride 545 mg, sodium 350 mg, potassium 265 mg, then taurine 1000 mg, coconut water powder 500 mg and Aquamin® S 137.5 mg, plus the other-ingredients line quoted above.
Does Ekkolyte have a Nutrition Facts panel? Not on the three panels we photographed: they are headed Supplement Facts and print no calorie, sugar or carbohydrate line, and the grape tub’s panel was not photographed. The Deal Supplement lemon-lime tub is the one on this page with a Nutrition Facts panel; it prints Calories 0 and Total Sugars 0 g.
How much sodium, potassium and magnesium are in one scoop? Ekkolyte, any of the three photographed flavors: 350 mg, 265 mg and 77.5 mg. Deal Supplement lemon lime: 10 mg, 1,000 mg and 100 mg. Two scoops of Ekkolyte: 700 mg, 530 mg and 155 mg.
Which electrolyte powder has 120 servings? The pineapple and orange Ekkolyte panels print 120 one-scoop servings, and the orange and grape fronts carry a “120 SERVINGS” badge. The fruit-punch panel prints 60; the Deal Supplement panel prints 69.
What does the grape Ekkolyte label say? Only what its front prints: “EKKOLYTE”, “ELECTROLYTES & MINERALS”, “EKKOVISION” and a “120 SERVINGS” badge. No panel was photographed, and none of the figures above can be attributed to it.
Five fronts, four panels, three minerals, and no two brands printing the same amount of any one of them: that is the whole of what these labels say. The tubs are shelved together in the Electrolytes & Hydration collection. For the “as Magnesium Glycinate” wording and what a magnesium line’s milligrams refer to, see magnesium labels and elemental mg; for headings, columns and footnotes in general, start with how to read a Supplement Facts label.