SALTT Hydrate Electrolyte Drops - Keto Diets - Intermittent Fasting - Immune Support - Gluten & Sugar Free - Paleo - Sodium, Magnesium, Potassium & Trace Minerals - Unflavored - 8.3 fl oz

It does the job as far as preventing leg cramps but the taste is off putting, I have to use2x the recommended dosage and usually add 1 recommended dose into a bottle of Soda Stream water thinking that the carbonation makes it easier to ignore the taste. I can't put my finger on it what to call it, maybe earthy or salty but it does have an aftertaste.

Been using for some years now and works good. My body cannot retain minerals so I add in all my glasses. I like that it’s not flavored, but I can taste some saltyness (which I like) but it’s not overpowering. All my grands seem to like it also, because they are always wanting to drink my water.

Great for on the go or for easy no-fuss electrolytes. Useful for during a fast, especially a water-only fast. Or any time you need a quick hit of electrolytes. Not too salty-tasting, either! I like the lack of flavoring or sweetness.

So this product is definitely salty, I’ll say that much, but it’s also very effective and does just what they say. I mixed it with some flavoring and about 10-12 ounces of water, and I could definitely feel the difference

I was diagnosed by my primary doctor to have electrolyte deficiency. Symptoms were dizziness, muscle weakness, fatigue, and muscle cramps. I’ve been using two droppers a day of this product, along with potassium and magnesium supplements and rarely have symptoms anymore.

Tasteless, and odorless. I put in all my fluids, such as coffee, water, juice ect. To help build my electrolytes during the summer months

Love this product. Adding a little to my water has solved the muscle cramping that would wake me from a sound sleep. My bottle came with a green-inked label and looks nothing like the black-inked label.

This Keto Chow Electrolyte Hydration Drops is like guzzoline for the body — it keeps the engine running clean, balanced, and ready for the Fury Road. The electrolytes hit hard — sodium, magnesium, potassium — everything a warboy needs to stay hydrated and avoid cramping out before battle. On the carnivore diet, where salts run dry fast, this stuff keeps the system charged.But here’s the problem — it’s way too easy to overfuel. A few extra drops, and suddenly it’s like gulping down seawater before a sandstorm. Even in the wasteland, that’s too much. No clear line between “just right” and “overkill,” making it tricky to find the sweet spot. A better delivery rig would make this truly shiny and chrome.It gets the job done, keeps the body primed for war, but with the ease of overdoing it, it falls short of Valhalla. 3 stars. Mediocre, but useful.