Trace Minerals ConcenTrace Trace Mineral Drops - Liquid Supplement for Bone & Joint Support - Aids Hydration & Electrolyte Restoration - Unflavored-Original, 4 fl oz (48 Servings)

I looked in the mirror and suddenly I look exactly like I did when I was 25! Then I woke up and decided to write reviews on my recent purchases.I got these drops to put useful minerals back into reverse osmosis water. They really don’t add any flavor that I can detect, its more of a sensation and lack of flavor actually. RO water tastes and smells weird, which is odd since it is stripped down to nothing. I also added another carbon filter at the end of my RO process, we still had 20ppm that I suspect was chlorine and that really helped. Add a squirt of these drops and you now have properly mineralized water.

good

My old product went out of stock at Sakara (the beauty drops) and I ordered this one! V similar. My only qualm is that I wish it wasn’t in a plastic container.

We use this in the steam distilled water we make to get the essential minerals we need.

Too salty

I use a lot of Trace Mineral products. They keep me healthy.

A good friend of mine let me in a bit of info about three years ago. There was this thing called Trace Minerals from the Great Salt Lake. I was disgustingly ill at the time with systematic infections and at a loss. It seemed like the doctors only made it worse. While this was not the only thing that brought an end to those dark days however I know years later to make sure I get my Concentrace every so often.I still remember the first time I took Trace Minerals. The second I sipped the glass of water with Trace Minerals I inhaled all of a suddenly. It was like the first breath in the longest time. almost as if I had been holding my lungs shut until almost faint, but then I was allowed to breath. Currently my health is much better however I find it helps balance my bodies acidity. I'm using it currently for a sports injury in my joints that's horribly painful and doesn't want to heal.Id make sure to be careful on reading the instructions. Originally I didn't count the drops right and had to go to the bathroom a lot, lot. its about 5 drops a day for the first few days and then increase by 5 drops a day until you get to 40. Here's a trick. get a teaspoon and drop however many drop you wish and suck it up with an eye dropper. Mark the eye dropper level with a permanent marker and you don't have to count the drops anymore.

If you have soft water or reverse osmosis water, you cannot use these mineral depleted waters for coffee brewing. You have to add minerals back to the water. But this contains magnesium chloride. you need magnesium SULFATE. The best thing to use is reverse osmosis water and a pure magnesium sulfate (food grade epsom salt). The taste between coffee brewed with epsom salt and coffee brewed with sea water magnesium is night and day. You need the sulfate.Now that being said, is this a good source of vitamins? sure. But for the specific use case of brewing coffee/tea.. there is no comparison.I gave a 3 star rating because it didnt fit my use case, but its not totally useless.