Quinton® Hypertonic 3.3 Ampoules by Quicksilver Scientific
Minerals
Seawater Electrolyte Liquid Minerals Supplement for Hydration, Muscle Recovery + Energy Support – Liquid Trace Minerals Electrolyte Drink (30 Sachets).
100% pure seawater, with up to 78 minerals & trace elements. Ideal for fast-acting hydration and mineral replenishment. Use when a revitalizing effect is desired or to support exertion from physical or mental effort. *
Fight Fatigue + Support Focus – This 3.3 concentration helps support rapid hydration, stamina, muscle recovery, alertness, and bone health.*
Up to 78 Bioavailable Ionic Minerals – A nutrient profile like no other. Replenish your cells with the same highly bioavailable mineral-rich bath that nourished life on Earth for millions of years.
Pure Replenishment Since 1887 – Harvested according to the original guidelines of Rene Quinton. This raw marine solution is sourced exclusively from the depths of protected, plankton-rich ocean blooms off the coast of France and cold-sterilized to retain its healing properties. Now also available as QE 3.3. in convenient on-the-go friendly sachets.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
As a dietary supplement, take 1 serving a day. Additional servings, up to a total of 3 per day, may be consumed in divided doses prior to meals and strenuous physical and mental activity. If pregnant, breastfeeding or planning to become pregnant, please consult your physician before use.
Ingredients
Serv. Size: 1 Drinkable Ampoule (10 mL)
Serv. Per Container: 30
Sodium: 102mg
Magnesium: 11mg
Other Ingredients
Cold micro-filtered natural seawater.
Precautions
Due to the presence of sodium (Na+), it is advisable to obtain medical supervision prior to beginning Quinton Hypertonic if you have been diagnosed with or suspect that one of the following applies to you: Hypertension, kidney failure, low sodium diet, or iodine intolerance, although no adverse events have been reported.
