LMNT sits at the top of the electrolyte category’s sticker price, and it’s upfront about it. Here’s every figure, checked July 17, 2026, converted to the numbers that matter — including the one the category is really sold on: cost per 100 mg of sodium.

Every price tier, in one table

LMNT pricing · drinklmnt.com, checked July 17, 2026
OptionPricePer servingPer year (1/day)
30-stick box — one-time$45$1.50~$547
30-stick box — subscription~$39$1.30~$450

The math the category is actually sold on

Electrolyte value isn’t really about the sticker — it’s about what a milligram of sodium costs, because sodium is the mineral you’re replacing. On that measure LMNT looks very different:

01LMNT delivers 1,000 mg of sodium per stick at 13–15¢ per 100 mg — among the best rates in the field despite the top sticker price.
02By contrast, Nuun’s cheap $0.75 tablet works out to 25¢ per 100 mg — the small sticker hides a small dose.
03The catch isn’t price, it’s dose: 1,000 mg is a deliberate maximalist amount. If you don’t sweat hard, you may be paying for more sodium than you need — see our sodium & safety note.

What the same money buys elsewhere

Electrolyte cost comparison · checked July 2026
ProductPer servingPer 100 mg sodium
LMNT$1.30–$1.5013–15¢
Earth Energy Daily Hydration$0.71–$1.339–18¢
Nuun Sport$0.7525¢

Our full 70/100 review — the top score in our electrolyte coverage — and the five-product comparison run all the math.

Frequently asked questions

How much does LMNT cost?

Checked July 17, 2026: $45 for a 30-stick box ($1.50/serving), or about $1.30/serving on subscription — roughly $450–$547 a year at one stick daily.

Is LMNT expensive?

It has the highest zero-sugar sticker in the category, but at 13–15¢ per 100 mg of sodium it’s one of the best values per milligram — the price buys a full 1,000 mg dose.

Is LMNT worth it?

If you sweat hard or follow low-carb/fasting protocols, the dose and its NSF-adjacent testing make it our top-scored electrolyte. If you don’t, you may want less sodium. See our review.

Is there a cheaper LMNT alternative?

Earth Energy Daily Hydration runs $0.71–$1.33 a serving with 750 mg sodium. See the comparison.

Sources

  1. LMNT — drinklmnt.com pricing and ingredients ($45/30 sticks, ~$1.30/serving subscription; Na 1,000 mg, K 200, Mg 60, 0 g sugar). Checked July 17, 2026.
  2. The Ingredient Report — LMNT review (70/100) and electrolyte comparison, checked July 2026.

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Content is for informational purposes only and is not medical or financial advice. Medical disclaimer.