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Compare electrolyte and mineral formulas, with ingredients and the testing evidence for each exact product.

Explore every approved product in this category, including the reviewed choices across our brand ranges.

4 approved products

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Ingredient approval and testing are separate. Read the evidence note for the exact product you choose.

Electrolytes

SOURCE Essential Mineral Mix, Unflavored

An unflavored mineral-and-glycine powder with no other ingredients listed on the reviewed supplement panel.

✓ Ingredients Approved✓ Testing provided · four metals only

1 approved product from SOURCE Minerals

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Testing & scope
Label And Batch review sealTesting provided · four metals only
Report date: 26 Jan 2026

Original independent laboratory report

Evidence issuer: CTLA

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Evidence reviewed for: Report 166181, SOURCE Minerals Daily Mineral Mix, lot M18R02. Date received and printed quality-manager date 26 January 2026. Four metals <.001 ppm, USP233, MDL .001 ppm. Document also includes microbial results; existing public award remains four-metals scope.

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Electrolytes

UNTAMMED Mineral Mist

Electrolytes made with coconut water, sea salt, magnesium chloride and real fruit, in three reviewed flavors.

✓ Ingredients Approved✓ Testing provided · metals & microbiology

3 approved products from UNTAMMED

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Testing & scope
Label And Batch review sealTesting provided · metals & microbiology
Report date: 13 Feb 2026

Original independent laboratory reports

Evidence issuer: Certified Group

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Evidence reviewed for: Elemental Coconut report 26-057214; Lemon Squeeze 26-057219; Strawberry Sunrise 26-057224; metals by ICP-MS and reported microbiology only.

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A little guidance

How to choose

Compare the minerals, serving volume and added sugar on the exact label. Cleonse lists 24 g added sugar per packet. Concentrate drops and regular-strength liquids use different serving volumes; check flavor, pack and delivery terms before ordering.

What we look for

Clearly named minerals and disclosed flavors or fruit ingredients. Ingredient qualification and numerical testing are separate checks.

Testing and evidence

Testing provided means we reviewed matching independent laboratory evidence or an independently verifiable product certification. Open each product’s evidence for the actual tests, dates and sample limits. Results do not cover every retail pack or every possible hazard.

Why can a product be listed without the testing tick?

A qualifying formula can earn Ingredients Approved status while testing evidence is incomplete. The missing tick tells you that numerical evidence has not been verified; it is not an allegation of contamination.