Waterdrop
3.9 • 40 Reviews
Waterdrop makes dissolvable sugar-free cubes to enrich your water with natural fruits, plants, and vitamins.
3.9
Waterdrop earns mixed reviews: many users report it makes them drink more water with light, sugar‑free flavors and beautifully designed bottles, while others find the taste weak, artificial, or oddly savory and note slow dissolving and wasteful individual wrappers. Reviews also flag eco concerns about small plastic packaging and inconsistent flavor intensity, but praise the convenient, travel‑friendly cubes and the hydration app as effective motivators.
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3mo ago
I don’t like the taste, many of the products from water drop tastes like soup for me. It’s a good idea and you can take it everywhere because it’s small, but I can’t recommend it. If the taste would be better I thought it would be more recommended from other people.
I spotted these in a supermarket on a trip to Vienna. I tried the peach, ginger, ginseng and dandelion flavour and it tastes like a delicious iced tea.
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Inside the box each tablet is individually wrapped, which feels wasteful.
3y ago
Not worth the money. I was excited to try the product. The website is easy to navigate and order. I ordered several flavors to try a variety. Every flavor except for the youth tastes awful. There's barely a hint of flavor and if you add a second pod, it tastes even worse. Both my husband and I felt sick after trying two pods. I was initially excited to try these and now I'm disappointed and have extra pods laying around.
I started using waterdrop years ago and found the product really innovative. I’ve always struggled to drink my recommended amount of water each day and this helps mix it up a bit so I don’t feel like I’m having “plain” water. I have tried the little drops for cold drinks and the hot tea. Mostly I enjoy them but there are a couple of flavours that aren’t for me. They are really handy to carry around and I also have some in the office. They can take a while to dissolve though so you do need to wait. I notice they have launched new lines lately including new flavours and energy drinks so I’m keen to try those. Definitely worth a go if you struggle to drink plain water, but you might want to try a few flavours to find your favourites. Perhaps more mixed boxes would help so new people don’t have to commit to just one flavour?
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What is Waterdrop?
Waterdrop makes dissolvable sugar-free cubes to enrich your water with natural fruits, plants, and vitamins.
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waterdrop®’s vision is to become the world‘s leading hydration brand empowering all people to live healthier and more sustainable lives, it’s all about DRINKING MORE WATER! waterdrop® is revolutionizing the beverage industry with the world's first 'microdrink': a compact sugar-free cube that dissolves in water and enriches it with natural fruits, plants and vitamins. waterdrop® microdrinks significantly reduce plastic use and CO2 emissions by using 98% less plastic compared to traditional bottled drinks, through the individual recyclable packaging of each cube. The plastic contained in a single cap of a traditional bottle is equivalent to 10 microdrinks. Passion & purpose – In partnership with Plastic Bank, waterdrop® pledges to collect one plastic bottle for every 12-pack sold, meaning consumers can not only drink more sustainably, but they can also support waterdrop's cause for a better future for the environment. After only 5 years, the Austrian company has grown to more than 1 million online customers, currently has over 250 employees, is listed in more than 10,000 retail outlets, operates more than 20 own stores between Europe and the USA and is developing through drinktech, drinkware and filtration systems to provide its customers with a complete hydration ecosystem. More information available on www.waterdrop.com
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