40,000 Volts

Yep. Trace Minerals 40,000 volts. It’s unflavored, unsweetened, and it’s easy to slip into any beverage. I usually add about ten drops to my big water bottle. It’s slightly salty at a higher concentration, but I don’t use that much. It has the added benefit of being slightly laxative when I take the

I like Trace Minerals 40,000 volts. It's just minerals. You can add as many or as few drops to your water throughout the day. The more you add, the more it tastes like minerals, but you get used to it and it's not so bad. I don't want to have to drink flavored crap all the time, so these are nice an

Hey girl! I know you’ve already given birth, but for any new mamas hopefully this helps. Currently 31 weeks, I had HG my first and second trimester and I’m only now able to manage it in my third. I switched to a midwife and she suggested electrolytes (I use the Trace Minerals 40,000 volts which has

No flavors, no sweeteners: Trace Minerals 40,000 Volts. I had been getting ads for Buoy drops (which are expensive) and almost bought some. Found the Trace Minerals at my Whole Foods for about $22. I’ve had this bottle for six months and still have half a bottle left. You can use them in water or te

I use this (not for walks, but long bike rides in the summer) Trace Minerals 40,000 Volts https://a.co/d/0h3rpYtx I cannot stand the taste of stevia and it’s one of the few products without it. I also bring Clif Bloks with me - the salted watermelon, no caffeine kind Also consider dates. They have t

Do you do DIY electrolytes or premade? I am pretty sensitive myself and what worked for me is DIY (trace minerals drops / 40k volts electrolytes, Redmond real salt, potassium (specific tolerances so ideally try a bit and test as there can be significant issues with potassium being too high or too lo