It’s been an open secret for years that hungover adults have turned to Pedialyte – an off-label use for the medical-grade electrolyte-packed drink for children. Now, Pedialyte’s manufacturer ...

The name “Pedialyte” will stay intact, despite (or because of) its infantile connotations. While the product and its label will remain mostly unchanged, what is changing is how Pedialyte is ...

Without an iota of marketing effort from Abbott Laboratories, the maker of Pedialyte, the over-the-counter remedy with a teddy bear on its label has developed a small and devoted following among ...

As a culture, we have long had a knack for finding ingenious, off-label uses for things ... and the children’s electrolyte solution Pedialyte that many adults swear by as a hangover cure.

Abbott Laboratories, which makes Pedialyte, told The News they could not comment on this off-label use of their product. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Bluesky ...

The company, citing Nielsen, said that it has a 58.2% share of the $167 million U.S. oral-electrolyte market and that most of its rivals are retailers’ private-label brands. While Pedialyte has ...

Strawberry is just one of the many neon-colored flavors. The teddy bear is off the bottle label these days as Pedialyte now markets as “great for kids and adults!” “My junior year of high ...

Pedialyte meets this requirement by having a nutrition label, which means it can be purchased with EBT benefits. The EBT card (electronic benefits transfer) is the modern form of food stamps ...

Pedialyte products have long been used by people nursing hangovers. They contain both electrolytes and fluid, two key components that are lost during bouts of vomiting or diarrhea. The name ...