Listen, we're getting older, and we have to keep a close eye on how much we've had to drink now. We can't overindulge and wake up the next morning ready to go! Somehow, hangovers have gotten so much worse as we've aged. And don't even get us started on trying to nurse a hangover after you have kids. Those darling little people don't seem to care at all that mommy and daddy had one too many the night before. They want your attention and snacks and someone to wipe their tushy, regardless of how you feel! Now, we don't get hungover very often, but it does happen on occasion. You're out with friends and get caught up in the revelry, or you're at home bingewatching your favorite TV show and have one too many glasses of wine without even realizing. Wouldn't it be nice to have a cure you could take in the morning, especially if you forgot to down a bottle of water and four Advil before you went to bed? Well, Pedialyte (yes, THAT Pedialyte) may just have the answers to your hungover prayers.

Apparently, Pedialyte isn't just for sick kiddos anymore! Abbott, the company that makes Pedialyte for kids, announced that they have a new product that seems to be aimed at adults who imbibed a bit too much the night before (FDA regulations prevent them from calling it a hangover cure, but we call 'em as we see 'em). Sparkling Rush Powder Packs promise to replace lost electrolytes and replenish fluids lost to "dehydration". Sure, that can totally mean people who work out and need to re-hydrate. Totally! But for the average adult, the only time you've need to replenish electrolytes and fluids is if you had the stomach flu, or you're hungover. You do the math.

The powder packs come in two flavors, grape and cherry, and they're available on the Pedialyte website and at major retailers. Just add one packet slowly to cold water (don't cap or shake the bottle immediately), and sip as needed. They can also be given to kids over a year old, so now you can share Pedialyte with your kiddos. We don't know how well it works, but it's worth a shot, right?

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