Redmond Re-Lyte Discount Code (2026): MAMAMEG for 15% Off + How to Save More
Written by Meg, mom of three in Atlanta. I have had Redmond Re-Lyte every single day for over five years, since long before I was an affiliate. The whole story (and what ChatGPT said about electrolytes for moms) is in Do Moms Actually Need Electrolytes?. This page is just the discount part: the code, the cheapest way to buy, and what to skip.
Quick answer: use code MAMAMEG for 15% off at checkout on Re-Lyte’s site. Shop through my link and the discount will automatically be applied at the checkout.
Is there a Re-Lyte discount code that actually works?
Yes. MAMAMEG takes 15% off Redmond Re-Lyte Hydration (you will also see it written Re/Lyte or Relyte, same thing). It is my own code, so it does not expire the way the random coupon-site codes do, and I keep it updated on my discount codes page.
Full disclosure, the way I always do it: I bought Re-Lyte for years before there was a code. The code exists because I would not stop talking about it.
How to save the most on Re-Lyte
Buy the tub, not the sticks. The 60-serving tub runs $45.99, about 77¢ a serving before the code. Stick packs are great for the diaper bag or travel, but (as always!) you pay for the convenience.
Unflavored is the cheapest. 75 servings a tub, about 61¢ a serving, and it is just salt and minerals with no stevia.
Autoship. I do autoship through Re-Lyte’s site for 15% off, which brings my tub down to about 65¢ a serving. My code works on autoship orders, too!
Hit free shipping. Re-Lyte offers free standard shipping on orders of $30 or more, so one tub gets you there.
Check before you buy on Amazon. Amazon carries it, but it has been more expensive there every time I have checked, and my code only works on Re-Lyte’s own site.
Does Re-Lyte have a Black Friday sale?
If Re-Lyte runs a Black Friday or holiday sale, I will add the details here the day it starts. In the meantime, MAMAMEG works year-round, so you never have to wait for a sale to get a discount.
Which Re-Lyte Hydration flavor should you start with?
Mango is our house flavor and the one I would start with. Strawberry Lemonade is my runner-up. There are 15 flavors now, so there are plenty I still need to try. If stevia is not your thing, go Unflavored and mix it into juice or a smoothie.
This is one place here the variety pack of sticks is actually super helpful so you can check out a few before getting the larger size!
What is in it (and who should check first)
Per scoop: 810mg sodium, 400mg potassium and 50mg magnesium, with zero sugar and zero calories. It is sweetened with stevia only and built on Redmond Real Salt.
Note: High-sodium electrolytes are not for everyone. If you have high blood pressure or kidney concerns, are on a sodium-restricted diet, or are pregnant or nursing, ask your provider first. I drank it through the end of two pregnancies with my OB’s blessing, and the details are in how I prepped for labor and delivery.
My short take
If you want a zero-sugar electrolyte you will actually drink every day, Re-Lyte is the best value and ingredients that I have found. It's roughly half the price per serving of LMNT, with more potassium. Grab some through my link, use MAMAMEG. The sticks would be a great way to figure out your favorite flavor and go for a tub next time!
FAQ
What is the Re-Lyte discount code?
MAMAMEG takes 15% off at checkout on Re-Lyte’s site.
Is Redmond Re-Lyte the same as Re-Lyte or Relyte?
Yes. People search it all three ways. It is the same electrolyte mix, made with Redmond Real Salt.
Does the Re-Lyte code work with autoship?
Yes, the code works with autoship orders.
Can I use a Re-Lyte code on Amazon?
No. Discount codes work on Re-Lyte’s own site. Amazon sets its own prices, and they have been higher every time I have checked.
What is the cheapest way to buy Re-Lyte?
A tub instead of stick packs, Unflavored if you do not need the stevia, plus code MAMAMEG. One tub also clears the $30 free shipping minimum.
Is Re-Lyte safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Ask your provider first. I drank it through two pregnancies with my OB’s okay, but a high-sodium electrolyte is not right for everyone.
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Your friendly reminder that this blog is not medical advice! This blog is for educational purposes only and does not substitute for professional medical advice. Talk to your provider before starting any new supplement, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or have blood pressure or kidney concerns.
Affiliate Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links and my discount code, meaning I earn a commission if you click through and purchase, at no extra cost to you. All opinions are my own and I only share products I use with my own family.
