Press and reviews

Independent coverage of VYVE, linked in full so you can read it yourself rather than take our word for the quotes. Newest first.

Vogue Singapore

Electrolyte lollipops and the hydration edit by Poorva Maithani, 10 September 2026. Vogue Singapore's hydration buying guide features VYVE's Cola and Watermelon Berry lollipops alongside Humantra, Hydralyte, Liquid I.V., GU, MyProtein and Gatorade — the only lollipop format in a list otherwise made up of drinks and powders.

Evening Standard

"Can an electrolyte lolly ease a hangover? Just suck it and see" — a four-out-of-five review by Anjana Gosai, testing the lollipops as a hangover remedy. The reviewer reported feeling "instantly better after my watermelon berry lolly — fuzzy head banished". Also syndicated by AOL UK.

Note on price: this review quotes £39 for a pack of 30. The current UK price is £43.

The Nod

"The new way Gen Z is getting their supplements? Lollipops" by Darshita Goyal, 18 August 2026. A look at functional lollipops as a category, placing VYVE alongside the other brands working in the format.

Stack3d

"Vyve brings hydration to lollipops with almost 400mg of electrolytes and no sugar", August 2026. The supplement industry site calculated the combined electrolyte content at 389 mg per lollipop and noted that at two lollipops the total approaches a mainstream hydration drink mix. Their summary: "not a huge amount, but respectable for a lollipop" — which is a fair reading, and matches how we describe it ourselves.

Sugar Free Dad

"Staying hydrated in the desert heat: my take on VYVE electrolyte lollipops" by Keith Salwoski, 11 August 2026. A sugar-free-diet review focused on hot-climate use, praising the sweetener blend for "clean sweetness without the strange chemical aftertaste".

Trend Hunter

"Sugar-Free Electrolyte Lollipops" — coverage framing VYVE within the wider move toward functional confectionery and waterless supplement formats.

Thingtesting

Our Thingtesting brand page carries customer reviews published independently of this site. We have claimed the page but do not control what is written there.

A note on figures quoted in coverage

Prices shown in international coverage are in local currency and set by the market being written for. The UK price is £43.00 for a pack of 30 and £12.99 for the seven-lollipop taster pack.

Two of the reviews above describe the product as zero calorie. VYVE contains no sugar, but it is bulked with isomalt, a sugar alcohol that does carry some energy value, so "zero sugar" and "zero calorie" are not the same claim. As a food supplement VYVE is not required to carry an energy declaration, and the pack does not. We are confirming the figure with our manufacturer and will publish it here.

The 389 mg figure Stack3d calculated is the sum of the five electrolytes in one 8.5 g lollipop: 90 mg sodium, 150 mg potassium, 28.5 mg magnesium, 59.5 mg phosphorus and 61 mg chloride. At the recommended serving of two lollipops that is 778 mg, plus vitamin C and vitamin B12.

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