Herbalife Hydrate Orange UK: 20 Sticks, Cost Per Stick
Herbalife Hydrate orange is a powdered drink sold in single-serve sticks, 20 sticks to a box. You tear one open, tip it into water and drink it. A box is £28.47 on this store, which works out at £1.42 a stick. Whether that is worth paying comes down to how many days you will actually drink one.
Quick answer: Herbalife Hydrate orange comes 20 single-serve sticks to a box at £28.47 on this store, which is £1.42 a stick. It is a drink you mix with water, not a protein product and not a meal. Buy it for days you sweat, not every day.
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Buy nowWhat Herbalife Hydrate orange actually is
A powdered drink in a sealed paper stick. Herbalife sells it as Hydrate, and the format is the point: you tip one stick into water you were going to drink anyway, with nothing to measure and nothing to carry but the stick. What is in the powder is printed on the box, and that is where to read it.
This store lists it as Hydrate Orange, 20 stick packs. Orange is the flavour and 20 is the number of sticks, so a box is 20 drinks. There is no tub version here and no second flavour.
One stick makes one drink. That is why it suits people who will not stand at a worktop with a scoop and a shaker. The nutrition panel is not quoted here, because the question this page answers is what a box costs and whether you need one.
What Herbalife Hydrate costs per stick
We sell the Herbalife range at or close to cost, so the number worth knowing is not the box price but the box price divided by the 20 sticks in it.
Hydrate orange at today's price
Box of 20 sticks: £28.47
Cost per stick: £1.42 a stick
At one stick a day, a box runs for 20 days. At three sticks a week, it runs for nearly seven weeks.
That second line changes buying decisions. If you are picturing a daily drink, be honest about whether you will still be drinking it in week three. If you use a stick only on days you train or work outdoors, one box lasts well over a month and the per-stick price stops mattering much.
Our Herbalife price comparison across every product and size sets the whole range out the same way, and the Herbalife prices page lists current prices.
Herbalife Hydrate or CR7 Drive: which drink powder to buy
The difference is in the formats rather than the labels. Hydrate comes only as sticks. CR7 Drive comes two ways: a box of 10 sachets at 27 g each, or a 540 g canister.
The canister holds exactly twice the powder of the 10-sachet box: 540 g against 270 g. At the 27 g serving the sachets use, that is 20 servings in the canister.
| What you are buying | Hydrate Orange sticks | CR7 Drive sachets | CR7 Drive canister |
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 20 single-serve sticks | 10 sachets, 27 g each | 540 g canister with a scoop |
| Price on this store | £28.47 | £9.41 | £15.88 |
| Cost per serving | £1.42 a stick | £0.94 a sachet | £0.79 a 27 g serving |
| Cost per 100 g | Stick weight not stated on the listing | £3.49 per 100 g | £2.94 per 100 g |
| Total powder in the pack | Not stated on the listing | 270 g | 540 g |
| Needs a scoop | No | No | Yes |
| Flavours stocked here | 1 (orange) | 1 (acai berry) | 1 (acai berry) |
Prices read from this store on 19 October 2026 and refreshed live on this page. Cost per serving and per 100 g are the pack price divided by the servings or grams in the pack, taken from the product listings.
Per 100 g the CR7 canister is the cheaper way to buy that drink: £2.94 against £3.49 at the prices read on 19 October 2026, a gap of 55p in every 100 g. Sachets buy you the thing a canister cannot, which is a dose you can throw in a bag without measuring. If you train at home, buy the canister. If you train somewhere else, the sachets win despite costing 15p more a serving.
Hydrate Orange is sold one way only: 20 single-serve sticks at £28.47, or £1.42 a stick. CR7 Drive is sold as 10 sachets of 27 g at £9.41 or a 540 g canister at £15.88. Format, not the label, decides which box is right.
The wider sports line is covered in our guide to Herbalife24 sports nutrition value in the UK and the Herbalife sports and performance range guide. There is a separate write-up on CR7 Drive too.
Not sure whether you need Hydrate at all
Tell us what your week looks like and what you drink during it. If a box would sit in the cupboard, we will say so rather than sell you one.
When a Hydrate stick fits your day, in three checks
You are already drinking water and not enjoying it
A stick turns plain water into something with a flavour. If you drink plenty of water happily, the stick is solving a problem you do not have.
The day involves sweating, heat or a long shift
Training, a hot warehouse, a long night shift. These are the days people reach for a stick.
You will not be near a kitchen
This is the format's real advantage. A stick needs no scoop and no clean worktop, which is why it suits travel. Our gym bag value guide covers what else earns its place in the bag.
If two of the three apply, a box is worth buying. If only the first applies, you are buying flavour, and there are cheaper ways to flavour water.
What Herbalife Hydrate is not
It is not a protein product, and a stick is not a meal or a snack. If protein is what you are after, the protein crisps guide and the shake range are the right places to look.
It is not Lift Off. Lift Off is a separate product bought for a different reason entirely, and the Lift Off guide covers what it is and what a box holds. If you wanted Lift Off, Hydrate is not it.
It is not a weight-loss product. Adding a drink to your day does not change what you eat, and nothing on the listing claims it does. And it is not medicine: it treats nothing and prevents nothing. Check the allergen information on the box before you order. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a health condition, show the ingredients list to your GP or pharmacist first.
Who should skip Herbalife Hydrate
Anyone who works at a desk, drinks water without complaint and does not train. At £1.42 a stick, a box bought on enthusiasm and abandoned in week two is money gone for nothing.
Anyone who only wants something that tastes of orange. A bottle of squash will do that more cheaply, and Hydrate is not sold as a squash substitute. We would rather keep a customer than win one order.
Anyone buying it as their first Herbalife product. Hydrate is an add-on, not a starting point; a first order is better spent on a shake. Our guide to Herbalife shakers covers the one cheap item worth owning from day one.
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Frequently asked questions
How many sticks are in a box of Herbalife Hydrate orange?
Twenty. Each stick makes one drink, so a box is 20 drinks, which is 20 days at one a day or around seven weeks at three a week.
How much does Herbalife Hydrate cost per stick?
£1.42 a stick: £28.47 for the box divided by the 20 sticks in it.
What flavours of Herbalife Hydrate are stocked in the UK?
Orange is the only Hydrate flavour listed on this store, and it is sold in one format, the box of 20 sticks. There is no tub version here.
Is Herbalife Hydrate the same as CR7 Drive?
No. They are separate products in different formats. Hydrate comes as 20 single-serve sticks, while CR7 Drive comes either as 10 sachets of 27 g or as a 540 g canister with a scoop.
Is Herbalife Hydrate a protein drink?
No. It is a powdered drink you mix with water and it is not sold as a protein product, a shake or a meal replacement. The Formula 1 and protein ranges cover that job.
Is Herbalife Hydrate the same as Lift Off?
No. They are separate products bought for different reasons. Hydrate is a powdered drink mix in single-serve sticks, 20 to a box, and the two are not interchangeable.
Do I need a shaker to use a Herbalife Hydrate stick?
No. A stick mixes into a glass or a water bottle without one, which is the point of the format. A shaker is tidier but it is not required.
Is Herbalife Hydrate worth buying every month?
Only if you are using the sticks. A box lasts 20 days at one a day and nearly seven weeks at three a week, so most people who buy it for training days do not need a box every month.
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Last reviewed 19 October 2026. General information about food, not medical advice. Speak to your GP or pharmacist about medication, allergies, pregnancy or health conditions first.
