Jelly Drops

Jelly Drops Hydration Candy

Support hydration with delicious water candy

Jelly Drops can be purchased via their official website using the link above.

 

Jelly Drops offer a delicious and hydrating treat, making it easier for a wide range of people to meet their daily hydration needs! Invented by Lewis Hornby, inspired by his grandmother's love for sweets, Jelly Drops were developed in collaboration with dementia experts to address hydration challenges.

Containing 95% water with added electrolytes, these sugar-free and vegan treats cater to various dietary preferences and needs. With flavors like strawberry, raspberry, blackcurrant, orange, lemon, and peach, these bite-sized treats are flavorful and easy to eat!

Jelly Drops are an accessible way to make sure hydration is an enjoyable experience for everyone!

Buy Jelly Drops
  • Jelly Drops promote independent hydration, and they are particularly beneficial for those living with dementia and older adults.
  • Jelly Drops serve as a valuable resource for care communities looking to enhance residents' hydration levels.
  • Jelly Drops also provide a delightful opportunity for sharing and sparking engaging conversations.

Please refer to the official Jelly Drops website for information in regards to Delivery & Returns.

  • Flavorful hydration Solution with electrolytes
  • Smart Sugar-Free Choice
  • Easy to eat

Jelly drops are not recommended for people with swallowing difficulties, please consult a Speech and Language Therapist prior to use.

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