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Electrolyte Concentrate

Electrolyte Concentrate

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Is it for you?

Best For: Veggie-light eaters, frequent travelers, calorie-cutting athletes seeking micronutrients

Skip If: You're on blood thinners or have food allergies

Ingredients Analysis

Magnesium

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Chloride

0 0%

Sodium

0 0%

Potassium

0 0%

Sulphate

0 0%

Boron

0 0%

Lithium

0 0%

Concentrated inland sea water (containing trace minerals).

0 0%

Purified Water, Potassium Chloride.

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