Concentrace Trace Mineral Drops. Magnesium, Chloride, Potassium. Ionic Sea Minerals from the Great Salt Lake in Utah. Hydration. Electrolyte. Performance. Energy. No sugar. 2 pack of 8 oz bottle

These have become a staple for me. Super easy way to add trace minerals back into water, especially if you’re focused on hydration and electrolyte balance. The taste can be a little strong on its own, but once mixed into water or other drinks it’s not bad at all. I usually add it to my homemade electrolyte drinks. Clean, simple, and effective—just minerals, no unnecessary extras. A little goes a long way, so start small and adjust to taste. I’ve personally found it helpful as part of my hydration routine for managing POTS symptoms, though of course everyone is different. Your water might finally feel like it’s doing something.

It was ok. I’m an obsessive lifter, and climber but get crippling leg cramps about 4 hours into my spearfishing (which I do 2x week). My predive hydration and meal routine is obsessive. I got this product to help minimize my cramping legs but saw no change. Seems like a quality product but I guess I’m not the right fit for it.

It’s part of the equation over here. Water .. specifically learning how to make a glass of clean purified water requires some research.. clean often means stripped but sometimes clean requires biology that may be required for certain wellness.. there hasn’t been any single easy answer. So far so good. It’s been an ingredient in our own mix for a couple of years now. Do we know what we’re up to?? Not really .. does anyone. Less is more strategy

This is an effective electrolyte solution that's more economical and environmentally friendly than buying bottles of electrolyte water. Put several drops in your hiking backpack water bladder for all-day hydration, or a couple drops in a big glass of water. But be careful not to put too much! This stuff has the expected light taste when you get the balance right, but it tastes pretty unpleasant if you get too much.

it is good