other: Why Liquid I.V.?
2-2.5x Faster Hydration than Water alone
Utilizing Cellular Transport Technology (CTT)
other: 3x the Electrolytes of traditional sports drinks
5 Essential vitamins
B3, B5, B6, B12 and Vitamin C
Great Taste
Natural Lemon Lime Flavor
Electrolyte Drink Mix
Powered by CTT
Lemon Lime
Natural Flavor with other Natural flavors
claim: Our Mission
We've partnered with you, the LIV community, to help save lives around the world. With each purchase you make, we donate a serving of liquid I.V. to someone in need. We are on a mission to help people live better lives everywhere, and we could not do it without you. Together, we will change the world! #CTW
other: 1 Stick. Faster Hydration Than Water Alone.
claim: 10 - 0.56oz (16g) Stick Packs
other: This leading science depends on NON-GMO sugar + mined salt strictly for function, not taste.
other: This leading science depends on NON-GMO sugar + mined salt strictly for function, not taste.
Non GMO Project Verified
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other: Suggested Use: Add 1 stick to 16 oz of water and mix thoroughly before drinking. Take as needed to support hydration. Recommended by doctors and safe for kids.
other: No preservatives
No artificial flavors
No artificial sweeteners
No Artificial colors
other: Non GMO Project Verified
Nongmoproject.org
claim: Paper Box Multi-Layer Packet
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other: Our Winning Difference
The breakthrough science of Cellular Transport Technology (CTT) is an optimal ratio of nutrients that delivers hydration rapidly into your bloodstream, hydrating you 2-2.5x faster and more efficiently than water alone.
Sodium + Potassium + Glucose + Water = CTT
Think of CTT as an expedited water delivery system in your body.
other: The Result: Feel better. Faster.
other: OsmoLabs Certified as ORS
other: The Osmolality Lab has certified this product for optimized levels of osmolality and makes no further claims, representations or warranties, whether expressed or implied, on the product or business.
Label facts as declared by the manufacturer to the NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD), not independently
lab-tested. This page reports what the label says; it does not rate, score, or recommend this product.