The Clarity Guide

What your urine color says about your hydration and health.

over-hydrated

Transparent

You are drinking a lot of water. You might want to cut back slightly.

optimal

Pale Straw / Lemonade

Optimal hydration. You are healthy and well-hydrated.

optimal

Transparent Yellow

You are normal.

dehydrated-mild

Dark Yellow

Normal, but drink some water soon.

dehydrated

Amber or Honey

Your body needs water. Drink some now.

severe

Slightly Brown / Syrup

You could have liver disease or severe dehydration. Drink water and see a doctor if it persists.

medical

Pink or Reddish

Have you eaten beets or blueberries? If not, there may be blood in your urine. See a doctor.

medical

Orange

You may not be drinking enough water, or you may have a liver or bile duct condition.

Smart Hydration Tips

Sip Throughout the Day

Instead of chugging a lot at once, sipping regularly helps your body absorb water more efficiently.

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Electrolytes Matter

Water alone isn't always enough. Adding a pinch of sea salt or lemon helps maintain mineral balance.

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Eat Your Water

Foods like cucumber, watermelon, and strawberries are over 90% water and count toward your goals.

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Herbal Infusions

Caffeine-free herbal teas are a delicious way to stay hydrated while gaining botanical benefits.

Learn more about your digestive health markers.

Bristol Scale Guide