Hydration for Military and Army

Grueling physical trials in extreme environmental conditions result in frequent dehydration and heat-related injuries for soldiers. DripDrop provides an effective way to battle dangerous, performance-inhibiting dehydration in the field, ensuring troops are primed and mission-ready.

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Why DripDrop matters to military

75˚F

Soldiers face heightened risk for Exertional Heat Injuries (EHI) at temperatures at or above 75˚F.

2000

In 2020, the Defense Health Agency reported more than 2000 troops were afflicted with heat exhaustion.

20%

20% of heat related illnesses happen outside of the 'heat season'; it’s a year-round concern.

2%

Even 2% dehydration impairs both physical and mental abilities, increasing the likelihood of injuries.

Dehydration is a safety hazard

Exertional Heat Illness (EHI) is a continuous threat for service members during training and combat. According to Major General (Ret.) James Marks, “Dehydration compromises soldiers, both physically and mentally, and can jeopardize troops and the mission.” In severe cases, EHI may require medical attention, lost duty time and be life-threatening.

Science that serves

Users throughout the joint interagency - including NSW, MARSOC, Army Special Forces, Ground Combat School, Air Assault School, Advanced Airborne School, Border Patrol Academy, Hot Shot teams, LACoFD, Orange County Fire Authority, CAL Fire - have adopted DripDrop to remedy heat casualties. These communities consistently report DripDrop helps optimize performance, safety, and mission readiness.

REVIEWS FROM THE FIELD

“As prior military, firefighter and retired law enforcement, I can attest that the day my buddy gave me DripDrop is the day my fitness level started reaching for the stars. Drinking DripDrop daily fuels me for whatever comes my way. You will absolutely notice a difference in your experience.”

Michael

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Signs of dehydration compromising the health & safety of soldiers

Fatigue

A drop in blood volume causes you heart to work harder, zapping energy.

Dizziness

As blood pressure drops, less blood flow to your head causes wooziness.

Brain fog

Without fluid, brain cells shrink, impairing mental clarity.

Muscle cramps

Fluid and electrolyte loss causes muscles to seize up and spasm.

Must. Have. Sodium.

When it comes to dehydration, not all electrolytes are created equal. Sodium is the key electrolyte necessary to pull fluids and other electrolytes into your bloodstream. But sodium has a tough time getting through the small intestine on its own. It needs a little glucose to speed absorption.

Discount for Military

As a token of appreciation for your dedication, we're pleased to offer a special discount on DripDrop for all military service men and women.

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