Is $59 Worth It?
A lot of people's first reaction to Mike's Electrolytes is the price. So we broke down exactly what's in one scoop, and what each of those ingredients costs if you bought them separately, at the same dose, from the same kind of stores you'd normally shop.
Every ingredient, every dose, printed on the jar. This is exactly what's in Mike's Electrolytes.
What It Costs to Match This
Here's what it costs to match the same dose from established, reputable single-ingredient brands — priced at normal retail, no coupons or promo pricing.
Creatine Monohydrate
5,000 mg in every scoop of Mike's Electrolytes
Thorne Creatine, NSF Certified for Sport, 5g per serving — 90 servings for $44 at Thorne's own retail price, or $0.49/day.
Sodium + Potassium (Electrolytes)
1,000mg sodium, 200mg potassium in every scoop of Mike's Electrolytes
LMNT Sparkling, 500mg sodium and 100mg potassium per 12oz can. It takes 2 cans to match Mike's Electrolytes' actual dose — at $25.99 for a 15-can variety pack ($1.73/can), that's $3.47/day for the matching dose.
Buying It Separately vs. One Scoop
Buy a full-dose NSF-certified creatine and a matching electrolyte dose separately, from established brands, at these exact doses — and here's what it runs against one scoop of Mike's Electrolytes.
Two separate products, two things to remember
One product, one routine
Even at one-time pricing, Mike's Electrolytes runs $1.97/day — roughly half of what it costs to match the same dose separately. Subscribing brings it down to $1.63/day.
Mike's Electrolytes
Orange flavored, 30 servings
Full-dose hydration plus creatine. Zero sugar, one scoop.
- One-time purchase
- $59
- Subscribe Save $10
- $49
A Few More Places to Point You
The Science
What sodium, potassium, and creatine monohydrate do — and why the doses matter.
Electrolytes & Creatine Benefits →Why We Built This
Longevity Farms and Mike Glover, and why they built Mike's Electrolytes together.
Why Mike's Electrolytes →How It Compares
See how Mike's Electrolytes stacks up against the leading electrolyte brands.
Electrolyte Comparison →Creatine, Compared
A full-dose creatine comparison against the biggest names in the category.
Creatine Comparison →Standalone product prices are from established third-party brands, current as of August 2026, and are subject to change. Mike's Electrolytes is not affiliated with the brands referenced. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.