Good electrolyte powder!
I love the fact that there's zero calories and zero sugar. I also like the fact that there's a minimal amount of salt. Both of those are hard to find in most electrolyte powders. The taste is subtle and not overpowering when mixed at the recommended dose. If you don't like plain water this will help offset the taste and provide nutrients as opposed to most sugar-laden drink mixes.<br /><br />As for actual usage, I wish it mixed a bit better in water. Every time I use Junp it leaves a decent amount of "sediment" at the bottom because it doesn't mix in very well. So far the best way I've found is to mix Junp in a water bottle and shake it every single time before taking a drink, yet there is always a tiny bit of granules leftover when the water is gone. It's not a huge problem, but it definitely doesn't mix perfectly with water.<br /><br />The scoop is interesting because it has a super long handle and a tiny scoop at the end. The long handle would help when the container is nearly empty, but until that time, the only way to store the scoop is to insert it upside down and push until it clears the cap. I completely understand why they did it this way, but it's really awkward to store the scoop. It's not a deal breaker, just weird.<br /><br />I think the price is a bit high for what is actually included in the product, even though it does appear cheaper than similar electrolyte products. This would be a no brainer at &lt;$15, but over $20 starts to be questionable.
Rating: 4 stars