Gatorade
Zero lemon lime Gatorade
Avoid · Flagged- Barcode
- Sold in
- USA
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Why it’s rated Avoid
A product’s rating follows its most concerning indexed ingredient. Each ingredient links to its science card and the research behind it. How ratings work
- Sucralose Chlorinated Artificial Sweetener / Gut Microbiome DisruptionAvoid
- Acesulfame Potassium (Ace-K) Synthetic Sweetener / Methylene Chloride ContaminantAvoid
- Yellow 5 (Tartrazine) Petroleum Synthetic Dye / Zinc Depletion & AllergyAvoid
- Natural Flavors (Undisclosed) Proprietary Mixture LoopholeUse Caution
- Citric Acid (Manufactured / Mold-Derived) Fermentation Byproduct / Mold & Inflammatory ResponseUse Caution
- Water Plain water — no concern.Clean
- Salt Everyday seasoning; no toxic-burden concern at normal use (sodium intake is a nutrition question, not a toxin).Clean
- Glycerin Skin-identical humectant.Clean
- Gentle Surfactants & Humectants Mild, well-studied formulation basics (sodium hydroxide is fully reacted in soap-making).Clean
Ingredients
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Ingredients
Water, citric acid, sodium citrate, salt, monopotassium phosphate, gum arabic, sucralose, acesulfame potassium, glycerol ester of rosin, natural flavor, yellow 5.
As listed by the data source. Always check the package in your hand — formulations change.
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