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Well-put-together Jocko Hydrate Drink goes live and is available for as low as $2.47 a bottle

Where To Buy Jocko Hydrate Drink

Jocko Willink’s brand Jocko has entered the growing sports drink market with a new product named Jocko Hydrate. The beverage is designed to replenish key electrolytes lost during intense exercise, including 540mg of chloride, 200mg of potassium, 300mg of sodium, and 100mg of magnesium. It aims to improve hydration, performance, endurance, and recovery without any artificial colors, flavors, or sweeteners and guilt-free nutrition with no sugar and only 15 calories in a 16oz bottle.

Jocko Hydrate is now available for purchase at various reputable retailers, including Jocko’s online store at jockofuel.com. Priced at $32.99 for a case of a dozen bottles in a single flavor, it’s extremely fair value for the benefits and quality set of ingredients you get inside, and it comes in four familiar flavors with Lemon Lime, Island Orange, Fruit Punch, and Blue Raspberry. Consumers can also subscribe for regular deliveries and receive a 10% discount, bringing the cost down to $29.69, working out $2.47 each.