A-GAME is made for people who want real hydration without the sugar crash or artificial ingredients. Here’s how to find A-GAME on the shelf, which stores to check first, and what to look for on the label so you can pick the cleanest option for your routine.

What Makes an Electrolyte Drink “Healthy”?

A “healthy” electrolyte drink does two jobs well: it helps you rehydrate (especially when you sweat), and it does it without loading your body with ingredients you did not ask for.

At a basic level, electrolytes are minerals like sodium, potassium, magnesium, and chloride. They help your body manage fluid balance and support normal muscle and nerve function. That matters whether you’re training hard, working outside, traveling, or just trying to feel better after a long day.

Where a lot of electrolyte drinks go off track is the “extras.” Many mainstream options rely on heavy sugar, artificial colors, and overly sweet flavors.

Sugar can be helpful during long endurance sessions, but for everyday hydration, it can be more than you need.

If your goal is steady hydration, clean energy, and feeling good, a healthier electrolyte drink is typically lower in sugar, uses straightforward electrolyte sources, and keeps the ingredient list simple.

That’s where A-GAME fits. A-GAME is built around a clean-label approach, using sea salt as an electrolyte source, natural flavors, and no artificial sweeteners.

For many people, that combination hits the sweet spot: hydration support you can use regularly, without turning every bottle into a dessert.

Here’s How to Find A-GAME at Major Retailers

Most shoppers find electrolyte drinks in one of a few predictable places: the sports drink aisle, the sports nutrition section, or the pharmacy hydration area. The exact spot depends on the retailer and the store layout, so it helps to go in with a quick plan.

Below is the simplest way to hunt for A-GAME at common retailers. Use the aisle cues first, then confirm via the store’s app (or call ahead) to avoid a wasted trip.

Target

At Target, electrolyte drinks are typically found in two main areas: the sports drink section and the wellness or sports nutrition section.

• Look in: Sports drinks aisle (near water and bottled beverages), and the fitness or sports nutrition set (often near protein and supplements)
• Also check: Endcaps around fitness, seasonal wellness displays, and “new” product features near the front
• Quick strategy: Search “electrolyte” in the Target app, then filter by “in stock” at your store before you go

How to spot it fast: If your target groups are hydration products by “performance” or “fitness,” scan those shelves first before you do a full beverage aisle sweep.

Walmart

Walmart stores can be big, which is excellent for selection but not great for wandering. The upside is that Walmart often carries hydration products across multiple areas, especially if the store has a dedicated sports nutrition section.

• Look in: Sports drinks aisle (bottled beverages), and sports nutrition or supplements (fitness powders, pre-workout, protein)
• Also check: Pharmacy hydration area (oral rehydration products), and seasonal displays near fitness gear
• Quick strategy: Use the Walmart app to check local inventory and note the aisle location listed for your specific store

Pro tip: If you see a wall of traditional sports drinks, don’t stop there. Some stores place “cleaner” hydration options closer to supplements rather than next to the neon-colored bottles.

CVS Pharmacy

CVS is one of the easiest places to shop for hydration when you want something simple and functional. Many CVS locations organize electrolyte options near the pharmacy because shoppers often buy them for travel, recovery, or everyday hydration.

• Look in the Pharmacy's hydration and rehydration section, sometimes labeled “electrolytes” or “oral rehydration.”
• Also, check the Sports nutrition area (if your CVS has one) and the front-of-store wellness displays.
• Quick strategy: Search in the CVS app, then call the store if you want a quick confirmation before you drive over.

What to expect: CVS shelves can change quickly, so the app and a quick call can save you time.

Natural grocery and health-focused stores (Whole Foods, Sprouts, local health food stores)

If you shop at natural grocers, you’ll usually find electrolyte drinks alongside functional beverages and wellness products. These stores are great when “healthy” means fewer additives, cleaner ingredient lists, and more natural flavor profiles.

• Look in: Functional beverage section, wellness drinks, and hydration powders or mixes.
• Also check: Endcaps near vitamins and supplements, and small “grab and go” coolers near checkout.
• Quick strategy: Ask a team member for “electrolyte drinks” or “hydration,” then check both the cooler and shelf-stable aisles.

Why these stores are helpful: They tend to curate ingredients for quality, making it easier to quickly compare options if you are prioritizing low-sugar hydration.

Quick Callout: How to Spot A-GAME in Stores

• Check the sports nutrition and hydration sections first
• Look for clean-label positioning (simple ingredients, no artificial sweeteners)
• Scan endcaps near fitness, wellness, or pharmacy hydration
• Use the store app and filter by in stock before you leave home
• If you don’t see it, ask staff for “A-GAME” or “electrolyte drinks” and mention sea salt electrolytes

Which Stores Near You Carry A-GAME?

Which stores near me carry A-GAME? The fastest way to find out is to use the A-GAME Store Locator and enter your ZIP code to see nearby retailers that currently list A-GAME.

Availability can vary by region, and even within the same chain, stores differ in what they stock based on local demand and shelf space. That is normal for fast-growing, better-for-you brands. If you want the most accurate answer for today, your best approach is:

1. Check the Store Locator on the A-GAME website.
2. Confirm stock using the retailer’s app or site (many stores show “in stock” or “limited stock”).
3. If you’re making a special trip, call the store to confirm whether A-GAME is on the shelf and which aisle it’s in.

Tip that saves time: When you call, ask for the “hydration” or “sports nutrition” area rather than asking the front register. The staff member near the pharmacy or wellness usually knows the layout best.

What Should You Look for on the Label?

If you want a healthy electrolyte drink, the label is where the truth lives. The front of the bottle might promise “hydration” or “performance,” but your decision gets much easier when you know which details matter.

1) Electrolyte source and electrolyte focus

Look for a clear electrolyte story. Does the drink actually include electrolytes, or is it mostly flavored water?

Sodium is the primary electrolyte lost in sweat, so it is often the first to check if you’re using electrolytes for workouts or hot days. A-GAME’s sea salt electrolyte approach is a simple, familiar source that fits a clean-label mindset.

2) Sugar and sweeteners

Sugar is not automatically “bad,” but it should match your use case.

• If you are doing long endurance sessions or very intense training, carbs can help fuel performance.
• If you are looking for everyday hydration, post-work hydration, or a clean option you can drink regularly, lower sugar hydration is often the better fit.

A helpful rule of thumb: choose the lowest sugar option that still tastes good to you and you will actually drink consistently. A-GAME is designed for people who want hydration support without relying on added sugar, and it avoids artificial sweeteners as part of its cleaner-ingredient approach.

3) Colors, dyes, and “extra” additives

If “healthy” means clean and simple, watch for artificial colors and long ingredient lists that read like a chemistry set. Many shoppers prefer natural electrolyte drinks that use no dyes, especially for daily use and for families.

4) Sodium clarity for real-world hydration

Some products tout electrolytes but underdose for sweat-heavy situations. You do not need excessive sodium throughout the day, but it helps when labels are transparent so you can choose the right strength.

If you train hard, sweat a lot, or work outdoors, choose a drink that is transparent about its electrolyte content and built for real hydration, not just taste.

A quick reality check: The “best” label depends on your goal. Are you trying to hydrate on a typical day, recover after a workout, or fuel a long event? Once you answer that, the label becomes much easier to interpret.

Let’s Talk About Online Options if You Can’t Find A-GAME Nearby

If you checked your go-to stores and did not see A-GAME on the shelf, you still have an easy path forward. Ordering online is often the most reliable option because it eliminates the guesswork of local inventory and lets you choose the exact variety or pack size you want.

Start with the official A-GAME site so you get the freshest inventory and the widest selection:

• Shop A-GAME online
• Restock your favorites: If you drink electrolytes regularly, consider a subscription option, if available, to simplify reordering and maintain consistency.

Online ordering is also a good fit if you are buying for a household, a team, or a workplace. It is easier to stock up once than to keep hunting store shelves, especially if your nearest retailer is a long drive.

Final tip: If you want to buy in-store but your local shop does not carry it yet, tell the store manager what you’re looking for. Many retailers respond to customer requests, especially for clean hydration brands that fit current wellness trends.

Ready to find A-GAME?

If you want the fastest answer, use the Store Locator to check stores near you, then confirm inventory in the retailer app.

If you want the simplest option with zero guesswork, order directly from A-GAME Products so you can get the clean hydration you’re looking for, right when you need it.