Aquabundle
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Ingredients
What’s IN?
- New Zealand Spring Water
- Calcium Citrate
- Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)
- Magnesium Phosphate
- Potassium Citrate
- Sodium Citrate
- Zinc Gluconate
- Natural Flavours
- Natural Colours
- Cane sugar (Coconut & Berry)
- Apple juice concentrate (Apple)
- Steviol Glycosides
- Citric Acid
What’s OUT?
- Low sugar (2.5g/100ml)
- Low sodium (4.8mg/100ml)
- Low calorie (45.3kj/100ml)
- No artificial sweeteners
- No artificial colours
- No artificial flavours
- Gluten free
- Dairy free
- Nut free
- Egg free
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Nutritional Information
Aquabud Av. Qty
Per ServeAv. Qty
Per 100mLEnergy 110kJ 45.3kJ Protein 0g 0g Fat – Total 0g 0g Saturated 0g 0g Carbohydrates
6.57g 2.63g Sugars 6.25g 2.5g Dietary Fibre 0g 0g Sodium 12mg 4.81mg Potassium 6.3mg 2.52mg Vitamin C 88mg 35mg Magnesium 12.7mg 5.1mg Zinc 0.79mg 0.32mg Calcium 37.1mg 14.8mg
- Everyone focuses on the baby but mums need gifts too! Our healthy electrolyte drinks are convenient and will make her feel great.
- Did you know dehydration is linked to fatigue? (So is not sleeping, but unfortunately we can’t help with that. Talk to the baby.) Aquamamma helps shake that cute zombie feeling.
FAQs
How many can I drink per day?
For Aquamamma, we recommend the following as a guide, but we always advise you to consult a health professional to determine suitability based on your individual needs and health records. Pre Pregnancy - 1 Aquamamma per day (3 months) During Pregnancy - 1-3 Aquamamma per day (9 months) Labour - 1 Aquamamma per hour Post Pregnancy / Breastfeeding - 1-3 Aquamamma per day (6 months) For Aquabud, we recommend between 1-3 a day.
Are these drinks carbonated?
Nope! None of our drinks are carbonated. We’re a naturally flavoured, electrolyte water, with added vitamins. Being so deliciously flat makes us easier to gulp. (But legend has it some people add their sachets to sparkling water – which we think is GENIUS.
Why is hydration so important for women & kids?
Hydration is important for everyone! But especially for women who are trying to get pregnant, who are pregnant, or who have just given birth - it is vital. During this time, your body's working overtime to create and keep a tiny human alive. That takes A LOT of energy. So your body requires more fluid than usual. If you don’t keep your fluids up you can become dehydrated, which could have an adverse impact on your health and even the health of your baby. And for kids? Hydration is also crucial. It helps keep their organs functioning, helps joints move properly, improves sleep quality, cognition and overall mood. It delivers nutrients where they need to go and gets rid of waste their body no longer needs. It's the natural fuel that keeps their bodies operating how they should.
