Why Neulyte Exists

Neulyte exists because I kept running into the same issue — one that isn’t talked about much, but comes up often once you start paying attention.

Most electrolyte powders and drinks rely on citric acid or other acidic additives as part of their standard formulation. For many people, this causes no issues at all. For others, those same acidic ingredients can feel uncomfortable, irritating, or simply not well tolerated when used regularly.

I noticed that when people struggled with electrolytes, it was rarely the minerals themselves that were the problem — it was often the acidic components used to build the formula around them.

A Product Created for Sensitivity and Tolerance

Neulyte was created for people who are sensitive to citric acid or acidic additives, or who prefer to avoid them altogether. Not because acidity is inherently harmful, but because it isn’t essential for everyone — and alternatives are rarely offered.

The goal was not to reinvent hydration, but to remove a common friction point:

• No citric acid or acidic additives
• Essential electrolytes kept intact
• A formulation designed to feel gentler and easier to use consistently

This approach allows people who don’t tolerate acidic products well to still use electrolytes as part of their routine — without feeling like they’re forcing something that doesn’t sit right with them.

Designed for Real-World Use

Many electrolyte products are built around performance, intensity, or short-term use. Neulyte was designed with everyday use in mind — particularly for people who want hydration support without added acidity.

It’s intended to fit into normal routines, whether that’s daily hydration, light activity, or simply maintaining fluid balance, rather than being reserved only for extreme training or competition.

Learning More About Acid-Free Electrolytes

If you’d like a clearer explanation of what citric acid free electrolytes are, why citric acid is so commonly used in electrolyte formulas, and why some people actively seek non-acidic alternatives, you can read the full guide here:

Citric acid free electrolytes: what they are and why some people prefer them

General information only. This page is not intended as medical advice. If you have a medical condition or specific dietary needs, seek advice from a qualified health professional.