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Electrolytes

Daily Electrolytes

Grapefruit · 30x4.45g

THORNE - Daily Electrolytes - Grapefruit - 30x4.45gNutrition Facts

Daily Electrolytes is an NSF Certified for Sport electrolyte powder designed to restore optimal fluid balance and support cellular hydration. This zero-sugar formula contains essential electrolytes including 480mg sodium, 99mg potassium, and 40mg magnesium from Himalayan pink salt, formulated to replenish minerals lost through sweat and enhance athletic performance and recovery.

Nutrition Facts

1 serving1 stick pack 4.45g
Calories5
52th percentilemedian 5
among electrolytess
  1. Total Fat 0g
  2. Cholesterol 0mg
  3. Sodium 480mg21%
    54th percentilemedian 340mg
    among electrolytess
  4. Total Carbohydrates 1g0%
    46th percentilemedian 1g
    among electrolytess
  5. Protein 0g
  • Calcium 70mg5%
    83th percentilemedian 47mg
    among electrolytess
  • Chloride 750mg33%
    82th percentilemedian 160mg
    among electrolytess
  • Magnesium 40mg10%
    22th percentilemedian 60mg
    among electrolytess
  • Potassium 99mg2%
    1th percentilemedian 260mg
    among electrolytess

Electrolytes

Sodium480mg(21% DV)Potassium99mg(2% DV)Magnesium40mg(10% DV)Calcium70mg(5% DV)Chloride750mg(33% DV)

Ingredients

Electrolyte

  • Himalayan Pink Salt
  • Potassium Citrate

Vitamin or Mineral

  • Dicalcium Malate
  • Dimagnesium Malate

Sweetener

  • Rebaudioside M

Flavor

  • Natural Flavors

Acidulant

  • Citric Acid

Anti-Caking Agent

  • Calcium Silicate
  • Silicon Dioxide

Other

  • Turmeric And Vegetable Juice
Stimulants
Stimulant-Free
Quality
Gluten-Free, GMO-Free
Diet
Dairy-Based, Lactose-Free
Certified
Sport Certified

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