Pedialyte is an oral rehydration solution (ORS) used to help prevent or reverse dehydration in children when they’re sick. However, giving it to infants and young children may carry some risks.

Pedialyte is an OTC rehydration drink for both children and adults. It’s one of the most effective and safest treatments available for mild to moderate dehydration. Pedialyte is an over-the-counter ...

It’s been an open secret for years that hungover adults have turned to Pedialyte – an off-label use for the medical-grade electrolyte-packed drink for children. Now, Pedialyte’s manufacturer has ...

Pedialyte has a new product that many believe is targeted toward adults with hangovers. Pedialyte's Sparkling Rush Powder Packs is a new fizzy drink that promises to "replenish fluids and electrolytes ...

Pedialyte is a lifesaver for any parents with sick little ones who are losing fluids due to vomit and diarrhea. It's also become known as a great hangover remedy for adults who imbibed a little bit ...

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Lene Lay has some rather unusual advice for Vegas visitors: don't forget the Pedialyte. The Austin, Texas, resident and director of sales at Q1Media swears by the drink after it helped her battle a ...

Pedialyte — it’s not just for babies anymore. After years as a semi-underground hangover “cure,” the parental staple for fighting infant dehydration is now being aggressively marketed for adults who ...

Pedialyte isn't just for the kids anymore. The dehydration drink company that makes beverages that help children replenish electrolytes has designed a way for adults to do the same: It's selling ...

Pedialyte consumption has been on a tear recently, and it's not just because of thirsty toddlers anymore. The drink once reserved for young kids has made new inroads with hungover adults. According to ...

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