Trace Mineral Drops 100ml x 200 Servings - Max-Absorption Ionic Natural Sodium Free Trace Minerals Concentrate to Balance The Body's pH - Non-GMO, Vegan, Kosher, and Keto Friendly

Great product! I am an avid "exerciser" and I put some of the trace minerals IN my drinking water for exercise. My recovery time is much faster with this little tip!!! Thank you for a quality product! LJV

Awesome! I drink bitter tasting reverse osmosis water. 1.5ml/ gal of this product and it tastes like spring water.

Works great

Taste a bit funky but they do the job. I mixed it with a smoothie which helps with the taste. But I don’t mind it too much when it’s diluted with water.

Lyte has been a Godsend to me. I’m retired and live in Colorado, where the weather allows you to hike almost daily. But getting the proper electrolytes is important and more often now I have to help friends who, in the summer especially, reach a point where they literally can’t move because they didn’t know about, forgot, or ran out of a special electrolyte drink or powder. I give them some Lyte in their water bottles, and they are very soon up and at ‘em. These are minerals our body loses as we exercise and especially in the sun. It’s powerful to put it in your water bottle every morning, even when you are just around the house, to know that you are doing the right thing for your body. Having it in a bottle instead of a premix drink or little paper packets is so much less expensive and time consuming. The founders of this company are rockstars and I thank them daily. Also I thank the Health Coach who told me about them ✨

Quality product and It has a glass container to keep products integrity.

Makes my RO water taste like water.

Filters can get things like fluoride/chlorine/bad stuff out, so filtered water is good, right? It isn't that simple. Filtered water usually removes particulates, and this is just plain dangerous long-term. Especially if you drink a lot of water or buy things made with filtered water (like grocery store tea, soda, etc).Consider that -ALL- of the particulates are removed from RO (reverse osmosis) water, ZeroWater, water used to make grocery store drinks, etc. Short-term this isn't a problem, your body will pull minerals from several locations, including your brain & bones. Long-term these particulates are things your body absolutely MUST HAVE to function. The trace minerals in LyteTrace (and the macro minerals like calcium/magnesium/potassium) are things you just can't live without long-term. And the trace minerals in what we eat/drink have been decimated. Due to factory farming techniques the minerals your grandparents got in their food are now severely diminished. These are just a couple of the reasons is why we need LyteTrace, but this is only half of the story (the other half is macro minerals).If the highly filtered stuff mentioned above is how you get your hydration the time is now to re-revaluate. Over years your food and water will leech macro and trace minerals from every part of your body and end up causing multiple deficiencies and result in nasty things (like brittle bones, dementia, etc). And if you think bottled water, or water that has been highly filtered and then run through a "polishing filter" to add minerals back, is healthy you genuinely do need to reconsider. If you take everything out (like RO filters/Zerowather/etc filers do) the minerals your body absolutely requires (trace and macro) are not added back (or added back in anywhere near the right proportions). Most of the time what is added back is just a minuscule percentage of the macro minerals and none of the trace minerals. So yes, most of us need LyteTrace... AND we also need effective macro mineral supplements.Problems caused by a long-term lack of trace and/or macro minerals will rarely be identified by your doctor. They develop slowly (over a period of years) and all your typical doc will do is treat the symptom. Really, if you are drinking "mineral-removed" stuff without adding minerals back then please take the time to Google what a long-term lack of calcium/magnesium/ potassium and lack of trace minerals will cause (and it is worth noting here again that LyteTrace only adds the trace minerals back not the three macro minerals). This is important unless you eat a LOT of salad. As an example, an adult needs 3,500–4,700 mg of potassium every day. Most adults in the USA get less than 1000 mg. Since potassium is absolutely vital to good health, and it is likely you are not getting nearly enough, think maybe you need a potassium supplement? Magnesium, same deal. Most are deficient, I would recommend using Magnesium Threonate (since it is the only one that crosses the blood/brain barrier). Most of us get plenty of the other major macro minerals (like sodium, phosphorus, etc) in our diet.The bottom line: Yes you need LyteTrace, and you need to figure out how to get the macro minerals that are not in most diets (potassium/magnesium/etc). That "healthy" filtered water you are drinking will, over the years, just plain ruin your health (unless you are one of the lucky 1% that has genes that can cope with almost any nutritional deficiency). The good news is, mineral deficiencies are easily and completely preventable for those who take the time to figure out how to get trace AND macro minerals. So have at it folks, with LyteTrace or a product like it you're minerally halfway there. And if this has been helpful thumb it up so others will read what they need as well.