Body Armor Peach Mango Lyte

BODYARMOR Lyte Peach Mango (16 fl oz) is presented as a low-calorie sports hydration drink in a clear plastic bottle with a colorful, sporty label—you’ll typically spot it in the sports drink aisle or the chilled refrigerated section near other electrolyte drinks, coconut water, and low-calorie flavored waters. It reads as an on-the-go functional beverage for active shoppers: gym-goers grabbing a post-workout sip, weekend runners stocking up before a long run, or parents packing a hydration option for kids at practice. The brand positions itself as a premium, athlete-oriented alternative to legacy sports drinks, leaning on modern wellness cues—coconut water, added electrolytes, and a line-up of vitamins—to appeal to fitness-minded millennials and Gen Z consumers who want “better” functional drinks. The bottle copy highlights health halos such as “no artificial sweeteners, flavors or dyes,” “low calorie,” and “no added sugar,” along with “natural peach mango flavor,” though the ingredient list includes concentrated juices, specialty sweeteners (allulose, stevia), and vitamin isolates. Packaging is convenient and portable with a resealable screw cap; the liquid pours clear-to-pale gold with a lightly viscous, smooth mouthfeel from gum arabic and stabilizers. Flavor is fruit-forward peach-mango sweetness with a mild cooling coconut-water note and a faint sweetener aftertaste. Rituals around this bottle are utilitarian—dropped in a gym bag, sipped between sets, or kept on a soccer sideline—offering a quick, flavored electrolyte boost rather than a whole-food hydration choice. Processing context: this is an industrially formulated beverage containing isolated nutrients, novel sweeteners, flavors, and emulsifiers.