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Quick facts
- Sodium
- 830 mg
- Potassium
- 250 mg
- Magnesium
- 240 mg
- Sugar & carbs
- Zero, 0 calories
- Flavor
- Salty lemon
- Sweetener
- Reb M stevia
See everything electrolytes must never touch
What it's good for
Daily hydration
One scoop in 16 oz water
Training & sweat
Replaces what hard work loses
Stamina
Keeps you going through hard work
Heat & illness
Fast mineral replenishment
A high dose of sodium with potassium and magnesium to move water into your cells, plus citric acid that helps you absorb them, all with zero sugar.
Good to know
Five ingredients, each with a job. Cardnl keeps it simple: Redmond Real Salt for sodium and trace minerals, potassium chloride and highly absorbable magnesium malate for the other two key electrolytes, citric acid for a lemon tang that also helps the body take the minerals up, and Reb M stevia, the cleanest-tasting stevia, for sweetness with no calories. No natural or artificial flavoring, no fillers, no sugar. The standout is the sodium: at 830 mg a serving it runs well above the 200 to 500 mg in most mixes, which suits hard sweating, heat, and long days of heavy effort when the body sheds salt fastest.
Handling and safety
Zero sugar and carbs
No sugar, calories, or carbs, so it won't weigh you down or break a fast.
Clean, purposeful ingredients
Five recognizable ingredients, each with a job, and no fillers, dyes, or sugar.
Mix one scoop
Stir one scoop into 16 oz of water, morning, around workouts, or any time.
Made clean in the USA
Crafted and batch-tested in Colorado. Find it at cardnl.com.
Eight jobs it does
- Rehydrate fast from heat and hard work
- Fast mineral replenishment in heat and illness (not a rehydration drink for diarrhea or vomiting)
- Prevent heat cramps and exhaustion
- Sustain long physical labor off-grid
- Support recovery and sleep under stress
- Make flat stored water drinkable again
- Ease dehydration headaches
- Balance a limited stored-food diet
If it goes bad Clumps with humidity. Still dissolves and works once broken up.
Recipes for electrolytes
Questions this answers
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What is electrolytes used for?
Electrolytes pull water into your cells, carry nerve signals, and keep muscles from cramping. Mix one scoop into 16 oz of water for daily hydration, hard training, heat, and illness. Each serving has 830 mg sodium, 250 mg potassium, and 240 mg magnesium with zero sugar.
How do I store electrolytes?
Humidity is the main thing to watch, because the powder clumps when it picks up moisture. Clumped powder is not ruined: it still dissolves and works once you break it up.
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