The Power Couple
2-step hydration system for all-day benefits
AM Elixir
helps ensure you receive the amount of electrolytes that is essential to sustain your daily mental and physical performance.
PM Tonic
delivers higher concentrations of magnesium plus 3,000 mg of glycine to help you maintain a sense of calm and restfulness throughout the night.
AM+PM Probiotic Blend
provides 3 billion CFUs*** per day to improve microflora, support health and maintain a healthy complexion, while also promoting relaxation and restful sleep.
AM Elixir: Fruity Fuel for A Smarter Morning
Studies indicate that hydrating right after you wake up is crucial, as it helps counteract the dehydration that occurs overnight. Smarter Sachet AM Elixir goes beyond hydration, delivering both electrolytes and 140 mg of a premium probiotic blend (S. salivarius and L. plantarum)containing 2 billion CFUs***. The delightfully effervescent Berry Boost flavored elixir not only helps you wake up; it offers the perfect way to seize the day. Lock in focus, move with ease and support a healthy glow from within with Smarter Sachet AM Elixir.
Product Classification
Gluten-Free
Good Manufacturing Practices
No Detectable GMO
Drinkable Supplement
PM Tonic: ‘The Cherry on Top’ of Your Day
Imagine ending your day with a final ritual that preserves your clarity instead of dulling it. Smarter Sachet PM Tonic is the cherry on top — an effervescent blend of amino acids and probiotics crafted with precision, serving as your nightly gateway to promote blissful GABA production. Featuring a tart cherry flavor, Smarter Sachet PM’s approach to hydration differs slightly from Smarter Sachet AM; it delivers less sodium, more magnesium, and includes 3,000 mg of glycine and 54 mg of a premium probiotic blend (L. brevis and L. plantarum) containing 1 billion CFU***.
Key Ingredients & Benefits
Glycine and Magnesium*
Helps maintain normal magnesium levels
Promotes healthy mood
Promotes more restful sleep
Probiotic Blend (L. brevis and L. plantarum)*
Supports healthy mood and sleep quality
Supports a healthy gut environment
Supports muscle comfort and recovery
Electrolytes*
Supports cellular energy production, hydration, nutrient absorption and recovery
Helps sustain cellular energy metabolism during exercise and replenish the body’s electrolytes
Supports mental focus and attention
Probiotic Blend (S. salivarius and L. plantarum)*
Supports skin hydration, elasticity and healthy collagen production
Provides antioxidant support
Supports healthy aging and overall skin vitality
Hydration Is the Essence of Health
The Smarter Sachet AM and PM system offers more than delicious effervescent hydration — it delivers a powerhouse of ingredients that work to support focus, digestion and movement throughout the day and offers relaxation, recovery and mood support benefits throughout the night. Have a happy AM with hydration that makes a difference and lets you count your sheep the smarter way for a more restful, rejuvenating PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of taking Smarter Sachet AM and PM daily?
Smarter Sachet has been carefully designed as a complete system to add seamlessly into your daily wellness routine. Consuming Smarter Sachet AM Elixir first thing in the morning provides your body with the electrolytes it needs to counteract the dehydration that occurs overnight, supporting your energy and overall well-being. The probiotic strains included in Smarter Sachet AM target skin and joint health, laying the foundation for a youthful glow and ease of movement that will last all day long. Consuming Smarter Sachet PM before bed prepares your body and mind for deep, satisfying rest. Magnesium and glycine promote muscle comfort and sleep quality, while magnesium and a blend of probiotics support overall feelings of calm, relaxation, and emotional well-being. The active ingredients in Smarter Sachet AM and PM are carefully crafted to complement one another without exceeding the recommended daily allowance of key minerals. The result is the perfect regimen to charge up in the mornings and unwind at night.
What are the key functions of each of the probiotic strains in Smarter Sachet AM and PM?
Both AM and Smarter Sachet PM contain a proprietary strain of L. plantarum, while the AM formulation also contains a proprietary strain of L. salivarius and the PM formulation contains a proprietary strain of L. brevis. L. plantarum is a probiotic that has been studied for its potential to support sleep quality, mood, joint comfort, collagen production and skin health. L. salivarius supports the body’s production of hyaluronic acid, supporting joints, cartilage and connective tissue. L. salivarius can also help to protect cells from oxidative stress. L. brevis has been researched for its potential to support the body's natural production of GABA — a neurotransmitter associated with relaxation — which may contribute to more restful sleep and emotional well-being.
How does Smarter Sachet AM differ from Tower™+ Electrolyte Mix?
Tower™+ Electrolyte Mix and Smarter Sachet AM each provide a carefully formulated ratio of electrolytes. Tower™+ Electrolyte Mix was designed as a pre- or post-workout hydration formula to help your body recover from significant electrolyte loss. Smarter Sachet AM was crafted to work in tandem with Smarter Sachet PM to provide you with an optimal ratio of electrolytes for everyday use. In addition to electrolytes, Smarter Sachet AM and PM offer proprietary probiotics strains and additional ingredients that support everything from joint comfort and skin health to relaxation, healthy sleep and mood support. Tower™+ Electrolyte Mix and Smarter Sachet AM each provide 1,000 mg of sodium per serving. Smarter Sachet PM provides 89 mg of sodium per serving. The recommended dietary allowance of sodium is 2,300 mg or less per day, including sodium from diet and supplements. Too much sodium can lead to electrolyte imbalance, discomfort from bloating and water retention. For this reason, it is not recommended to consume both Tower™+ Electrolyte Mix and Smarter Sachet AM in the same day.
What are probiotics?
Widely believed to provide numerous benefits for your digestive system, probiotics are live ‘’good,’’ or helpful, bacteria that help maintain the natural balance of microflora in your GI tract.*
What products mix well with Smarter Sachet AM and PM?
Smarter Sachet AM and PM can be safely paired with H2TAB Molecular Hydrogen Tablets, and using all three together will not exceed the recommended daily magnesium intake.
Research Scope
Hydration
General guidelines suggest that women should aim to drink nine cups (72 fl oz) of water a day and men should aim to drink 13 cups (104 fl oz) daily.
Productivity
Evidence shows a strong correlation between hydration and cognitive performance; as little as a 1% drop in hydration can impact your work productivity by up to 12%.
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Caution: This product is effervescent and will bubble when mixed with water. Pour slowly into an empty glass and allow bubbling to subside before drinking.
***CFU stands for Colony Forming Units.
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